UK buys £1bn Nigerian oil as Dangote refinery expands
The UK imported £1.02bn worth of refined petroleum products from Nigeria in one year, overtaking crude oil as the Dangote refinery boosts export capacity. Read More:
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Terrorists killed 835 in October – Report
Terrorists killed at least 835 persons in 612 security incidents across Nigeria in October 2026, according to a new report by SARI Global. Read More:
FG issues alert after 16 Nigerians die in Ethiopia
The Federal Government has issued a travel advisory after 16 Nigerians died in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, this year due to high-altitude health complications. Read More:
Lagos targets more noisy churches, mosques
The Lagos State Government vows to seal more noisy churches, mosques, and businesses, an action backed by CAN and PFN leaders who say worship centres must Read More:
Police nab eight suspected Yahoo boys
The Delta State Police Command has arrested eight suspected internet fraudsters (Yahoo boys) in Warri and rescued a 21-year-old victim held captive. Read More:
FG debunks viral list of 2000 fake varsities
The Federal Government has debunked a viral list of 2,000 fake universities and 100 fake professors, stating the claims are false and misleading. Read More:
Abiodun pledges more development for Remoland
Ogun State Governor, Prince Dapo Abiodun, has reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to the development of Remoland, pledging sustained investments in infrastructure, healthcare, education and economic growth as his tenure gradually winds down. The post Abiodun pledges more d
Sex agreement should be part of marriage contract
By Olaosebikan Olaniyi Marriage is a contract, and every serious contract should be explicit about its most important terms. Sex is central to marriage. It affects emotional bonding, physical health, fidelity, and long-term satisfaction. Leaving it to assumptions and unspoken exp
From policy to people: Nigeria can turn alcohol taxes into health for all
By Juliet Namukasa, Chijioke Nwokocha and Philip Jakpor What every Nigerian family wants Ask any Nigerian parent what they hope for, and the answer sounds the same in Kano, Enugu or Lagos. Children who grow up healthy and safe. A husband, a wife, the children who come home safely
Hidden Curriculum of Leadership: What does the environment teach leaders?
By Dayo Oyinlola Institutions are ecosystems made up of individual units that live in symbiotic relationships with each other. In these environments, information is processed dynamically and learning occurs both formally and informally. We must consider this reality when discussi
It’s time for results, by Funmi Komolafe
Beloved, it is mid November already. Some are counting the number of days left for 2026 to roll away; others are counting down towards political events in their country. As a Christian what is the focus of your count down? Yours should be a count down to the physical manifestatio
2027: Udeh unveils ATM support group for Tinubu, Mbah, APC candidates
The political support group, As Tinubu and Mbah Move (ATM), is to mobilise support for the re-election of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, Enugu State Governor Peter Mbah and other All Progressives Congress (APC) candidates in the 2027 general elections. The post 2027: Udeh unveils A
Rights group hails DSS Director General, Ajayi, over The Sun ‘Courage in Leadership Award’
The group commended the Service’s new era of rule-of-law compliance, judicial respect, and victim compensation, adding that the honour has validated modernisation of Nigeria’s intelligence architecture The post Rights group hails DSS Director General, Ajayi, over The Sun ‘Courage
Reopening Africa’s wounds, waiting for gangrene to set in, By Owei Lakemfa
A tragedy engineered by Morocco, watered by Western Europe and the United States (US) with the connivance of the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) is unfolding in Africa. War has become inevitable on the continent with the UNSC reversing the peace process in Western Sahara a
Re: Obasanjo: Why debt is an instrument of leverage for purposeful governance, By ‘Tope Fasua
On the contrary though, I posit that debt can build generations. In fact debt has built generations. All the countries that matter borrowed by leveraging their cash flows to get where they are. My earlier argument in the article stands. The Western world has only played with pean
UN secretary-general marks last climate summit with call to make polluters pay
“Those who pollute the least are those who are paying the highest price,” Mr Guterres said. The post UN secretary-general marks last climate summit with call to make polluters pay appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria .
Tanzania vs Nigeria: Injury knocks Lookman out of next crucial test
Lookman was forced off late in the first half in Uyo and was replaced by Moses Simon. The post Tanzania vs Nigeria: Injury knocks Lookman out of next crucial test appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria .
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