An economic indicator, whose specific nature is not detailed in the provided headline, has reportedly dropped by 49.81 percent according to The Guardian Nigeria News archives. Further details are needed to understand the context of this significant decline.

Former APC politician Daramola has joined the Accord party, aiming to replicate his 2015 electoral success in Mushin.

The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has published its eligibility criteria for Quality of Service (QoS), outlining standards for telecommunication providers.

Former Kano State Governor Ibrahim Shekarau is set to rejoin the All Progressives Congress (APC) after the Kano State House of Assembly quashed an impeachment notice against Gwarzo.

This week's featured book is 'Čuvar njene skrivnosti' (The Guardian of Her Secret) by French writer and director Jean-Baptiste Andrea. The novel is described as an epic fresco of 20th-century Italy.

Nigeria's national digital identity system, represented by the '.ng' domain, is experiencing growing traction and adoption among its citizens.

The Nigerian Gallery of Art (NGA) plans to honor Dike by compiling and presenting a book of tributes.

Blockchain technology is increasingly being recognized for its potential to revolutionize and transform the future of sports engagement.

An editorial from The Guardian discusses the speculation surrounding the succession of North Korea's leader by his teenage daughter, emphasizing continuity within the dynastic Kim regime.

The Guardian showcases a selection of readers' best photographs, featuring images such as a perched parakeet and a posing squirrel.

The Guardian's picture editors selected various photographs from around the world, including an anti-ICE protest and an image from space.

A Guardian article debunks the myth that eggshells can deter fungus gnats from laying eggs on houseplants, offering alternative solutions for pest control.

UBA's Chioma Mang and Michelle Nwoga received Special Recognition Awards at the 2026 Guardian Women Festival, acknowledging their transformative leadership and significant contributions to banking, customer experience, and corporate impact across Africa.

Consumers in Jos, Nigeria, are at odds with the local electric firm over allegations of 'illegal' billing practices and persistent service glitches.

An expert has highlighted leakages and other issues as significant obstacles hindering investment in the aviation sector.

Guardian columnist George Monbiot speaks about the various components contributing to global food insecurity and the need to address the fragility of current food systems.

An article provides an overview of the various religions practiced in Nigeria, detailing the country's diverse religious landscape.

An expletive-ridden post on social media shamed the office of the US president. Its substantive message, if acted on, would be a war crime Article 52 of the first additional protocol to the Geneva…

An expert warns that low investor confidence poses a significant threat to the growth and development of Nigeria's aviation sector.

The Guardian's picture editors present a selection of photographs from around the world, capturing various scenes from racing pigeons to Tokyo go-karts.

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu extended an Easter message to Nigerian Christians, offering them protection.

The Alaafin of Oyo is set to unveil a new AI and Robotics Centre, marking a significant step in technological development for Nigeria.

This article is an archive entry related to Isiala Ngwa North Local Government Area in Nigeria.

Ta ratoborna stara himna „Onward Christian Soldiers“ ("Napred, hrišćanski vojnici") danas se retko čuje, iako je nekada bila omiljena među crkvenim zajednicama i na školskim okupljanjima.

Nigerian officials are calling for the country's security to be addressed as a priority before the 2027 elections, emphasizing the need for stability ahead of the political cycle.

Nigeria's Federal Government is moving to enhance the nation's cyber resilience by proposing the establishment of a new coordination council.

Malcolm Fraser, who served as Australia's Prime Minister from 1975 to 1983, has passed away at the age of 84. His death marks the end of an era for a significant figure in Australian politics.

An editorial highlights how Japan's ultra-low interest rates have made the yen an easy source of cash for bankers, creating a carry trade that now links global markets to Tokyo's monetary policy decisions.

In the midst of the ADC party crisis, Nwosu has provided an explanation for the party's decision to select Mark and Aregbesola as leaders.

The Guardian's picture editors present a selection of compelling photographs from around the world, capturing various events and scenes from the past weekend.

Former Governor Okezie Ikpeazu is noted for his efforts in advocating and pushing for an Igbo renaissance, a movement focused on cultural and socio-economic revival.

Reports indicate that Nigerian political figures Atiku, Obi, and Kwankwaso are planning to establish APP and NDC as fallback parties in preparation for the 2027 elections.

Blessing CEO has publicly stated that she does not feel it is her responsibility to convince others about her personal health issues.

A Danish newspaper features a quiz asking readers to identify a city where a 'guardian angel' has been given a central square, offering a travel guide as a prize.

Nigerian actress Lilian Afegbai issued an apology for her recent outburst regarding the AMVCA nominations. She acknowledged her comments were disrespectful to the awards, nominees, her team, and supporters.

The company Entourage is highlighting the contributions of women who are instrumental in its expansion and success, moving beyond traditional financial metrics.

China Daily reports on the nation's presence and activities in the South China Sea, framing its role as 'guardians' of the region.

This article profiles Tunde Onakoya, highlighting his efforts to build dreams and make an impact beyond his achievements in chess.

Kambarami reflects on her experiences in Nigeria, describing her time there as a profound journey of discovery and personal growth.

Juliet Obijiaku is recognized for her efforts in cultivating and empowering a new breed of African speakers.

HerCademy is introduced as an initiative specifically targeting Nigeria's significant gender gap in politics, working to empower women for greater participation and leadership.

‎At Guardian Woman Festival, Zoho boss harps on reciprocity, collaboration for women’s advancement  guardian.ng

An open letter has been published, addressed to Seyi Tinubu, a prominent figure in Nigeria. The content of the letter is directed to him as "His Excellency."

Residents of Plateau, Nigeria, have criticized President Tinubu for confining his engagement to the airport rather than visiting the affected community or hospitals where victims were receiving treatment.

A fintech firm has announced plans for global expansion and unveiled its new board of directors.

A 14-year-old boy was detained by police for violating a drone flight ban over Orlen's main production plant in Poland. His guardian was also taken into custody following the incident.

The Nigerian Federal Government, state governors, and major corporations including Dangote and NNPCL have committed N65 billion to establish a national food bank.

An article discusses the Nigerian opposition and government allegedly crossing 'red lines,' indicating heightened political tensions and potential breaches of democratic norms.

Flutterwave, a Nigerian fintech company, has secured a banking license from the Central Bank of Nigeria, with its transaction volume now reaching $40 billion.

The Guardian Nigeria News provides an archive of articles related to the Association of General and Private Medical Practitioners of Nigeria.

The Guardian Nigeria News features an archive page dedicated to Zacchaeus Dare-Michael, compiling past articles and information related to the individual.

An analysis by The Guardian suggests that the conflicts in Ukraine and Iran are becoming increasingly intertwined, potentially merging into a new world war scenario as weeks pass.

Scholars have issued a warning that governance failures, political exclusion, and inequity are significant drivers of conflicts.

A Kano APC chieftain reportedly died in an Abuja hotel elevator during the party's national convention, prompting an investigation into the circumstances of his death.

Taraba State in Nigeria is stepping up its efforts to reduce maternal mortality rates by implementing RMNCAH (Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn, Child, and Adolescent Health) training programs.

Europe's largest immersive theater production, 'Walk My World,' which debuted last November at Millenáris in Budapest, has received significant professional and public acclaim, with The Guardian highlighting it as a must-see program.

Oluyede has publicly stated that Oyebanji has no business returning as governor in 2026, signaling early political contention for the upcoming elections.

Stakeholders in Surulere have rejected Desmond Elliot's bid for a fourth term in the Lagos Assembly, indicating local political opposition.

Agbese has issued a warning against the proposed splitting of the pipeline surveillance contract in Nigeria's Niger Delta region.

The Guardian has released its weekly Thursday news quiz, challenging readers with questions on topical news trivia, pop culture, and general knowledge, accompanied by an illustration from Anaïs Mims.

The African Democratic Congress (ADC) has accused the All Progressives Congress (APC) of its troubles, as Nigeria's electoral commission (INEC) suspended ADC executives due to an internal crisis.

The Guardian Nigeria News provides an archive of articles related to the Lagos Achievers Lions Club District 404 A3-Nigeria.

2027: Obasanjo’s campaign team slams provocative conduct at APC national convention  The Guardian Nigeria News

The Guardian is inviting readers to share local election leaflets they have received, seeking insights into political communication during a period of turmoil.

The African Democratic Congress (ADC) in Ondo State, Nigeria, has suspended its congresses due to an internal crisis within the party.

The Romanian Chamber of Deputies has voted to pass a law providing free psychological counseling for parents and legal guardians of children with Down syndrome or autism spectrum disorders.

The Guardian is hosting a reader Q&A session with environment correspondent Sandra Laville to discuss England's long-standing sewage crisis and water pollution issues.

Six people were killed by bandits in a community in Bauchi, Nigeria, prompting various groups to raise alarm over the insecurity.

A new faction has reportedly usurped the leadership of Nigeria's African Democratic Congress (ADC) party, further deepening an internal crisis.

The Lagos State Government (LASG) has announced road closures in preparation for a project commissioning event to be led by Tinubu.

An investigation by The Guardian revealed how child sex traffickers exploited Facebook and Instagram to target and abuse minors, with the findings later cited in a US court case. The report highlights the platforms' role in facilitating such crimes.

An article reflects on the theme of guardians embodying strength and sacrifice, likely in a cultural or societal context.

At least six people have died following blasts in a Christian district in Pakistan.

Rapper Offset has been hospitalized following a shooting incident that occurred near a Florida casino. Details surrounding the event are still emerging, and an investigation is likely underway.

Muhammad Zuru, the Speaker of the Kebbi State House of Assembly in Nigeria, has passed away while in Egypt.

A Guardian article details a parent's month-long mission with her four-year-old daughter to find more imaginative and less predictable restaurant food options for children. The author laments the common offerings of chips, fish fingers, and pizza.

A Nigerian article delves into the concept of 'Amupitan and the ruse of law,' exploring legal and philosophical implications.

President Tinubu is scheduled to commission the Ojota-Opebi Link Bridge and other projects in Lagos tomorrow, marking significant infrastructure development.

A Brazilian study involving over 4,200 adolescents and guardians suggests that a parent's alcohol use is associated with a 24% higher chance of their teen also drinking.

A new Assistant Inspector General of Police has officially resumed duty in Zone 4 Makurdi, Nigeria.

The Guardian's editorial argues that a £190 million gift to Cambridge University highlights how philanthropy exacerbates the divide between elite and other higher education institutions. It calls for ministers to develop a comprehensive plan for the entire sector.

The Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) has reported 55 suspects and secured six convictions related to vandalism in Delta State.

A Guardian article questions the necessity of using truncheons and pepper spray against "feral" teenage shoplifters in London, following incidents in areas like Clapham High Street.

An in-depth report highlights the role and operations of marine commandos as the guardians of Senegalese waters, focusing on their efforts to ensure maritime security.

This story covers the Unified Tertiary and Matriculation Examination (UTME), a crucial national examination system for tertiary education admission in Nigeria.

A Guardian investigation uncovered evidence of child sex trafficking on Facebook and Instagram, contributing to a multimillion-dollar legal battle that Meta ultimately lost for failing to prevent such activities on its platforms.

Several organizations, including IPI, IPC, and CEMESO, have publicly faulted Wike's threat against a journalist, raising concerns about press freedom.

Barge firms in Nigeria are reportedly facing N211 billion in losses and attributing their liquidation to high operational charges and competition from foreign entities.

Obasa has called for better infrastructure and a more favorable environment to enhance teaching and learning, according to The Guardian Nigeria News.

An Icelandic Member of Parliament is advocating for an increase in subsidized flights for children who need to travel between separated guardians, while also expressing doubts about the current 'Loftbrú' system due to rising costs.

LOVI has encouraged women to foster unity and contribute to national development during the Easter period.

Individuals facing life-threatening situations or experiencing grief have reported feeling the presence of an unseen guardian or loved one, a phenomenon known as the 'third man syndrome.' This psychological experience provides comfort and guidance during extreme distress.

British experts, as reported by The Guardian, advise people to stock up on long-lasting, ready-to-eat food items like chocolate and sardines for emergency preparedness in uncertain times.

The "Arise Walk For Life" event, likely a health or community initiative, is featured in news archives.

The camp of Nigerian politician Atiku Abubakar has publicly criticized Nyesom Wike and expressed concerns about an 'authoritarian drift' under President Bola Tinubu's administration.

A coalition has called on Femi Gbajabiamila to withhold his support for Desmond Elliot's bid for a fourth term in the Lagos State House of Assembly.

Nigerian actress Damilola Adegbite shared her reasons for not remarrying after her first marriage.

The trailer for James Gunn's DCU Supergirl movie is eliciting mixed reactions from fans, with some praising its visuals while others draw comparisons to "Guardians of the Galaxy."

An article reflects on four decades of work within the U.S. intelligence community, highlighting its often-unseen but significant contributions.

Wells Carlton has issued a public warning against fraudulent claims regarding the sale and lease of its luxury hotel located in Abuja, Nigeria.

Stakeholders in Nigeria have initiated a national program aimed at decarbonizing the country's building sector to promote sustainability.

Two families have successfully become debt-free through the support provided by Guardian Life.

An article explores the phenomenon of "digital colonisation" and its impact on young men, particularly in the context of the rising influence of the manosphere.

Maggi has launched a new advertising campaign, prominently featuring Qing Madi.

Women entrepreneurs are being encouraged to adopt technology and establish robust legal structures to foster business growth and success.

Governor Wike has asserted that the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) should have recognized Nafiu Bala amidst the ongoing crisis within the African Democratic Congress (ADC) party.

An editorial celebrates the centenary of the Women's Library, highlighting its journey as a symbol of the ongoing struggle for women's rights. It notes that while the movement appeared triumphant a century ago, the fight continues.

A report lists the ten most expensive private universities in Nigeria, providing insight into the cost of higher education in the country.

Nigeria's Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) Chairman warned the African Democratic Congress (ADC) against an unsupervised convention, while Timi Frank cautioned that the ongoing ADC crisis could destabilize the nation, involving both INEC and the APC.

Gunmen have launched an attack on a police team stationed at the Abia Archives in Nigeria.

Leadership lesson of Good Friday  The Guardian Nigeria News

The Guardian Nigeria News has published an editorial cartoon, offering a visual commentary on current events.

The growing prominence of Yagga indicates a broader trend of TikTok evolving from a platform primarily for entertainment to one with significant influence.

The Japanese government has approved a bill to amend civil law, focusing on reforms to the adult guardianship system which allows third parties to manage assets for individuals with conditions like dementia.

Flutterwave has obtained a Nigerian banking license, a move expected to significantly enhance payment efficiency and accelerate its operations in the country.

The Guardian's daily selection of photographs from around the world includes images of Tokyo's cherry blossoms and various Holy Week processions.

UNICEF highlights the launch of the GenU 9JA secretariat in Nigeria as a sign of the government's commitment to youth development.

Zedcrest has announced the appointment of Luke Ofojebe as its new Chief Investment Officer.

The Federal Government of Nigeria is taking steps to recruit retired teachers in an effort to mitigate the severe shortage of educators across the country.

The People's Democratic Party (PDP) in Nigeria has announced that it has registered 4.2 million members through its digital registration initiative.

Northern Nigerian governors have reportedly applauded their own performance, even as citizens in the region continue to count the dead, highlighting a disconnect between leadership and public sentiment.

The article reflects on "The Era of Energy," revisiting and remembering the distinctive fashion trends and styles that defined Nigeria in the early 2000s.

An article from The Guardian Nigeria News explores and questions the current standard of living in Nigeria.

A chemical odour at a school in Ijebu Ode, Nigeria, triggered panic and led to the hospitalization of 30 students.

The Guardian's 'Young Country Diary' series is once again open for submissions, inviting children to write articles about their spring encounters with nature for publication.

Digital platforms are increasingly driving real-time payments, with QR and mobile payment methods gaining popularity while traditional ATM usage experiences a decline.

The Guardian's picture editors have selected photographs from around the world for Wednesday, including images of rallies in Tehran and a Dutch digital detox initiative.

A Guardian article discusses whether the mockumentary genre has stagnated, using Charli XCX's 'Brat' movie as a recent example to argue that it has been replaced by less inventive forms.

On World Health Day, a community in Rivers, Nigeria, voiced its concerns and decried the non-functional state of their local hospital.

The book 'Guardian of Her Secret' by French writer and director Jean-Baptiste Andrea is highlighted as the book of the week, described as an epic fresco of 20th-century Italy.

The ongoing crisis in the Middle East has highlighted significant vulnerabilities within Nigeria's cloud economy, revealing costly weaknesses in its digital infrastructure.

The Guardian Nigeria News profiles Ayodele Olawande, highlighting his innovative approaches to youth empowerment as he turns 37.

On World Health Day, residents in a Rivers community in Nigeria expressed their dismay over a non-functional hospital, highlighting critical healthcare infrastructure issues.

The Guardian is asking readers whether they use AI chatbots like ChatGPT, Gemini, and Claude to help them make daily decisions, such as what to eat or how to write messages.

The Royal Moroccan Air Force has officially received its second delivery of Boeing AH-64E Apache Guardian attack helicopters, enhancing its military capabilities and operational readiness.

Nigerian politician Ibrahim Shekarau is reportedly set to rejoin the All Progressives Congress (APC) and has held closed-door meetings with Tinubu and Yusuf concerning the 2027 elections.

The Development Bank of Nigeria is scheduled to hold its 9th Annual General Meeting (AGM) in Abuja. This event will bring together stakeholders to review the bank's performance and future plans.

A renewed cult clash in Port Harcourt, Nigeria, has resulted in the death of one person.

The African Democratic Congress (ADC) is reportedly making significant inroads and reshaping the political landscape in President Tinubu's homebase. This development signals a shift in local political dynamics.

The Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) has arrested 55 suspects and secured six convictions for vandalism in Delta State.

The Guardian Nigeria News examines the potential career paths and next steps for Shaxxy following their recent rise to prominence on TikTok.

The State Archive of North Macedonia marked its 75th anniversary, with officials emphasizing its role as a guardian of national memory, identity, and truth.

Authorities in Lagos have assured residents of free-flowing traffic during President Tinubu’s upcoming official visit to the state, implementing measures to manage congestion.

A group in Rivers State has endorsed President Tinubu and Governor Fubara for a second term in the upcoming 2027 elections.

The Guardian Nigeria News reports on the archives related to the presidential committee on fiscal policy. This committee is focused on fiscal policy matters within Nigeria.

A Guardian article suggested that Britain could become a world leader in saunas, an assessment that was dismissed by the CEO of Finnish sauna and heater manufacturer Harvia.

An article from The Guardian Nigeria News archives discusses the Global Mentorship Conference, highlighting its significance.

A report highlights that Nigeria's democracy is still evolving and faces ongoing challenges, indicating a continuous process of development and reform.

Nigeria experienced a 'Bloody Easter' with violence reported in Benue and Kaduna states, occurring despite President Tinubu's earlier pledges to improve security.

A police officer in Nigeria has been observed using a Point of Sale (POS) device, an incident that has drawn attention and sparked discussion. The context and implications of police officers using POS devices are being examined.

Nigeria has initiated a forensic inquiry to examine the mechanics and processes behind the removal of fuel subsidies.

Nine people were killed in a new attack by gunmen in Benue State, Nigeria.

An editorial from The Guardian argues that Britain's religious right is using and abusing faith to pursue political power, masking divisive politics under the guise of protecting Christian identity.

An opinion piece from The Guardian's 'kindness of strangers' series recounts a personal experience where a seemingly rude remark led to a realization and personal growth for the author.

A long-running Guardian series features readers' responses to the question of whether calls for restraint from authority figures have ever stopped a war. This week's new question asks readers to consider if politeness towards voice assistants and AIs is warranted.

Businesses have reopened in Hadejia Local Government Area following recent elections, indicating a return to normalcy in the region.

Co-creator Michael Patrick King believes the HBO Max series 'And Just Like That' will 'potentially age well' and eventually receive its due recognition. He shared his thoughts in a recent interview with The Guardian.

A panel at a makeup talent show highlighted the importance of structure and visibility within the industry.

A report focuses on the projected market for email marketing software specifically tailored for coaches and consultants, looking ahead to the year 2026. This analysis likely covers trends and growth opportunities in the niche.

An in-depth report provides insights into the role of Marine commandos as the guardians of Senegalese waters, detailing their operations and importance.

A guide highlights seven essential places to visit in Enugu, Nigeria, offering recommendations for tourists.

Nigerian billionaire Femi Otedola celebrates his mother's 94th birthday.

China Daily has published a feature titled 'Guardians of the South China Sea,' likely focusing on China's role and presence in the disputed waters.

An article discusses the evolving landscape of security, highlighting how technology-driven protection services are redefining traditional security paradigms.

Various charitable organizations were recognized and honored at the Guardian Woman Festival for their significant contributions and impact.

Favour Abraham Ebu expresses her commitment to initiatives focused on raising confident and purposeful girls, aiming to foster their development and potential.

Nabila Aguele has been appointed as the Malala Fund's inaugural Africa-based leader, marking a significant step for the organization's presence and operations on the continent. Her role will focus on advancing girls' education and advocacy in Africa.

The TEDx Maitama Women event brought together speakers and attendees to discuss the critical themes of access and opportunity for women. The discussions aimed to inspire and empower participants to advocate for greater equity.

INEC decisions risk weakening Nigeria’s democracy, says Hayatu-Deen - The Guardian Nigeria News

A deadly fungus is devastating numerous frog species globally, a phenomenon dubbed the 'frog apocalypse,' with scientists warning about potential implications for human health as frogs are natural guardians against disease.

The Guardian has published an interactive quiz titled "How rotten is your brain?" designed to help readers assess their mental acuity and cognitive function.

The "I am Amazon" Concert 4.0 is scheduled to take place in Lagos, aiming to celebrate women in music and honor the legacy of Nigerian music icon Onyeka Onwenu. This event highlights the contributions of female artists to the music industry.

The Guardian Nigeria News published an analysis on crude oil, framing it as a defining moment for the nation's economic and political trajectory. The article explores the profound impact of oil on Nigeria's development.

An investigation reveals that Nigeria's mega refineries are a 'legacy of waste,' having consumed billions of dollars without producing any output. The report highlights significant inefficiencies and corruption within the sector.

Japan is set to overhaul its adult guardianship system, allowing recipients more flexibility in replacing guardians. The new system will also introduce the legal recognition of digital wills created on computers and smartphones.

Oborevwori is actively rallying citizens in Nigeria to participate in efforts to tackle the prevailing insecurity across the country.

The Guardian Nigeria News provides an archive of articles related to Unstructured Supplementary Service Data (USSD) debt in Nigeria.

Atiku slams Tinubu over ‘airport-only’ visit to Plateau State  guardian.ng

An editorial highlights the positive impact of Sheffield retaining the World Snooker Championship, viewing it as good news for a northern city and region that has historically been overlooked.

A new law in Brazil will allow divorcing couples to share custody of their pets, establishing legal provisions for animal guardianship post-separation.

UNICEF commended the government's commitment to youth development during the launch of the GenU 9JA secretariat, highlighting efforts to empower young people.

The rivalry between Uzodimma and Wike has heightened, particularly concerning Tinubu’s campaign activities in Nigeria's South-East and South-South regions.

The city of Jos in Nigeria is experiencing renewed tension following the government's decision to relax a previously imposed curfew.

The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) has initiated a picket against the Abuja Electricity Distribution Company (AEDC) in protest over the dismissal of 900 workers, highlighting a significant labor dispute.

CBN begins regulation of virtual asset custodians as banks mobilise N4.65 trillion fresh capital  The Guardian Nigeria News

Ambassador Adesina is reported to be mourning his late mother, marking one year since her passing.

Popular Nigerian singers Simi and Adekunle Gold have announced the arrival of their second child.

A drug smuggler was arrested at Kuje prison, according to reports from The Guardian Nigeria News.