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Atiku Abubakar has taken an early lead in the African Democratic Congress (ADC) presidential primaries, winning in several states including Sokoto, Abia, Zamfara, and Yobe. However, the primaries are marked by disputed claims and factional tensions within the party, with Amaechi also claiming victories in some states.
A court has cleared former Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan to contest in the 2027 presidential election.
An Ebola scare in Italy has subsided after two Italian volunteers, who had recently returned from Uganda and were hospitalized with suspected symptoms, tested negative for the virus. The incident prompted an alert in Lombardy.
Sri Lanka has significantly raised its key policy rate by 100 basis points to mitigate the economic impact of the Gulf crisis. This move aims to stabilize markets and address the financial challenges faced by the nation.
The ongoing cost of living crisis in Nigeria is significantly reshaping spending habits for the Eid-el-Kabir celebrations. This economic pressure is affecting how Nigerians observe the holiday.
Nigerian politicians are debating President Tinubu's 2027 presidential candidacy, with Senator Bamidele vowing to secure 10 million votes from the South-West for his re-election. Meanwhile, Atiku Abubakar has alleged that Tinubu's 11 million APC primary votes were fabricated, while other politicians congratulate Tinubu on his primary victory.
Nigeria's Gross Domestic Product (GDP) growth rate has been confirmed at 3.89 percent year-on-year in real terms during the first quarter of 2026, according to the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS). The services sector remained the strongest driver of economic activity during this period.
The Lagos chapter of the All Progressives Congress (APC) has unveiled its candidates for the House of Representatives and State Assembly elections in 2027.
Health experts are raising concerns that widespread misinformation about perimenopause on social media is endangering women, potentially leading to unintended pregnancies, unnecessary medication, and missed diagnoses. The Guardian provides key facts to counter these misleading online claims.
Nigeria's political scene is active with discussions around the 2027 presidential race, as parties like ADC prepare to select challengers. Meanwhile, other national issues include ongoing coup trials, airline debt enforcement, and concerns over fraud and crime.
A new report reveals that Nigeria experienced 2.2 million kidnappings and N2.2 trillion in ransom payments over the past year, highlighting a severe security crisis.
Donald Trump has called for increased security measures following a recent shooting incident near the White House. His demand highlights concerns over safety and protection at the presidential residence.
Police in Lagos, Nigeria, have successfully raided a drug warehouse, seizing 425 bags of a substance identified as 'Canadian Loud'.
The Guardian Nigeria News has highlighted its archives related to the Pantamiyya movement. This suggests a focus on historical or ongoing coverage of the movement.
Traditional rulers from Kwara North have extended their thanks to Bola Ahmed Tinubu and Governor AbdulRazaq following the allocation of the APC governorship ticket, indicating political satisfaction in the region.
The Guardian's picture editors have curated a selection of photographs from various global events over the weekend, including protests, parades, and an erupting geyser.
The Nigerian Army successfully rescued 92 civilians who had been kidnapped by terrorists in Borno State, neutralizing improvised explosive devices and engaging in operations against militants. This rescue operation was part of broader efforts to combat terrorism in the region.
An arrest has been made in connection with the murder of a nursing student in Imo, Nigeria, leading to public anger and calls for justice.
Tinubu has secured a victory in the APC Presidential Primary in Imo State, scoring 582,960 votes and defeating Osifo, marking a significant step in his presidential bid.
Six Nigerian nationals have been arrested in Thailand in connection with an AI-powered romance scam, exposing an international fraud operation.
Czech President Petr Pavel called on NATO to adopt a more assertive stance against Russian provocations, urging the alliance to 'show its teeth.' He suggested stronger responses, including potentially shooting down Russian aircraft that violate airspace, to counter what he described as Russia's mocking behavior.
Former Foreign Affairs minister Tuggar has reportedly lost the Bauchi APC governorship race in Nigeria.
Tochukwu, an expert in the fragrance sector, has provided guidance on how individuals can successfully become players in the industry, offering insights into market entry and growth strategies.
Artificial intelligence is transforming the way people eat and interact with their kitchens, leading to the development of smart kitchen technologies.
The Guardian's 'Blind Date' column features Colman, a 31-year-old lawyer, meeting Ben, a 28-year-old assistant stage manager, with Colman hoping for good chat and a story.
The PFN has strongly condemned the abduction of pupils and teachers, alongside the brutal beheading of Michael Oyedokun, calling for justice.
More than 10,000 leaders are anticipated to attend the Majestic Manifesto Conference in 2026. The event is expected to be a major gathering for influential figures.
An article from The Guardian Nigeria News discusses the philosophy that true leadership is about service rather than control.
A court has adjourned the trial of Malami, who is facing allegations of N8.7 billion in money laundering, postponing further proceedings.
Britain is facing an impending energy shock, with calls for deeper state intervention and a faster transition to address the country's vulnerability, as consumer giveaways are deemed insufficient.
Nigeria's Defence Headquarters (DHQ) has stated that the recent kidnapping incident in Oyo State was carried out by dislodged terrorists from the Jama'atu Ansril Musilmina (JAS) group. This information was part of a morning recap of top news stories.
An article celebrates the life and achievements of Comrade Edwin Madunagu, reflecting on his journey as he approaches his 80th birthday.
The BBC is set to release a groundbreaking documentary focusing on the historical events of the Biafran War.
A report details Governor Uzodinma's healthcare initiatives, focusing on the establishment and impact of a central drug store in Nigeria.
President Bola Tinubu has appointed 39-year-old Professor Segun Aina as the new Registrar of the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB). He succeeds Professor Ishaq Oloyede in this role.
Haske has established a commanding early lead over rivals in the All Progressives Congress (APC) Primary elections.
Police have sent files to the Crown Prosecution Service recommending charges against 77 individuals in connection with the Grenfell Tower fire. Survivors express anger over the nine years it has taken to reach this point, demanding justice for those responsible.
An entity has successfully exceeded its federal allocation target set for the year 2026. This achievement indicates strong performance in meeting financial objectives ahead of schedule.
Exclusive bodycam footage shared with The Guardian reveals US immigration officers violently stopping a van of farm workers in Oregon and using facial recognition technology, in what a judge has called an 'unlawful' arrest.
A new report has identified the top 10 real estate companies operating in Nigeria. These firms are recognized for their significant contributions to the country's property market.
The Nigeria Sovereign Investment Authority (NSIA) is actively advancing Nigeria's digital future by making strategic investments in technology.
Fears of abductions have caused panic in schools and communities across the South-West region of Nigeria.
Nigerian billionaire Femi Otedola has reportedly staked $100 million in the Dangote Refinery, as investor demand for the project has exceeded $2 billion.
SROL was recognized with three accolades at the inaugural Solid Minerals Excellence Awards, highlighting its achievements and contributions within the solid minerals sector.
Cubana Chief Priest, a Nigerian celebrity, has publicly stated that President Tinubu does not trust him.
Fubara has withdrawn from the All Progressives Congress (APC) primary election and pledged support for the party's chosen candidate. This move consolidates party unity ahead of upcoming elections.
The May 22nd edition of the Guardian Weekly includes an article titled 'Europe’s nul-point politicians,' focusing on figures like Starmer, Merz, and Macron, alongside a mention of Trump.
Elliot has reportedly lost the All Progressives Congress (APC) primary election in Lagos, with allegations of intimidation surfacing in the Surulere area.
Police in Kogi have apprehended a man found in possession of 339 wraps of suspected Indian hemp, according to reports.
Totó La Momposina, the revered Colombian Caribbean folk singer known for elevating her country's traditional music to a global stage, has died at the age of 85. The Guardian reports on her passing, highlighting her legacy as one of Colombia's most celebrated musicians.
The Nigerian Air Force (NAF) has successfully dismantled terrorist strongholds located in the Southern Tumbuns and Mandara mountains as part of ongoing counter-insurgency operations.
An attack and subsequent abductions in Nigeria's Oyo state have intensified calls for improved regional security measures.
Former Nigerian governor Kayode Fayemi is scheduled to deliver the Thabo Mbeki Africa Day Lecture in South Africa.
An exploration into the concept of 'The Architecture of Emptiness' delves into its philosophical and design implications.
An EFCC witness in the N76bn AMCON fraud probe has reiterated that no illicit funds were directly traced to the personal accounts of former Managing Director Ahmed Kuru during the Arik Air trial.
The Nigerian Federal Government has reportedly missed its first-quarter tax revenue target by a significant N2.2 trillion. This shortfall highlights challenges in the nation's fiscal performance for the period.
Ladoke Akintola University of Technology (LAUTECH) has dismissed reports circulating that the institution is shutting down due to fears of banditry. The university affirmed that it remains open and operational.
Stakeholders in the Ilorin Emirate have expressed dissatisfaction with the Kwara State governor regarding the selection of a successor.
The University of Ibadan has signed a Memorandum of Agreement with Astria Learning to establish the UI eCampus, offering postgraduate programs online.
Qoray has launched a national dealer-owned electric mobility franchise aimed at improving last-mile transportation services.
Police in Nasarawa, Nigeria, have successfully busted a human trafficking ring, leading to the rescue of 30 Malian individuals.
An article discusses the role and significance of the 'Guardian' of the Portuguese Parliament.
Simon Tisdall's analysis for The Guardian explores a 'tsunami of darkness' in the West, suggesting that a decline in the ratings of 'three toxic comrades' could potentially lead to significant political change.
An analysis explores the internal power struggles and political dynamics within Kogi State, Nigeria.
Experts have attributed the downfall of Nigeria Airways to political interference and a flawed privatization model, according to a report.
Lifelong learning has been identified and declared as a strategic policy priority, emphasizing its importance for future development.
An editorial discusses India's economic challenges, including austerity appeals by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, and how war, energy insecurity, and dollar pressures are exposing the fragility of globalization in Asia. It suggests a fundamental shift in the region's neoliberal era.
Nigel Farage, leader of Reform UK, claims that a Guardian article detailing an undeclared £5 million gift from a cryptocurrency billionaire was the result of a Russian cyberattack.
This article is an archive page related to the Sokoto All Progressives Congress (APC) governorship ticket in Nigeria.
Fourteen lawmakers from Lagos State failed to secure their nominations in the All Progressives Congress (APC) primaries.
Experts are warning that Nigerian airlines face significant financial strain and potential collapse if the federal government does not intervene with support.
The Guardian Nigeria News published an article detailing the average salary in Nigeria, offering insights into the country's economic conditions and income levels.
The Guardian's editorial discusses the need for more robust justice for teenage rape survivors, following a decision to review sentences for two teenage boys convicted of rape.
Emerging artists in Nigeria are increasingly using their work to depict and comment on the realities of contemporary life in the country.
The Guardian Nigeria News provides an archive of news related to the Agboyi-Ketu Local Council Development Area.
The Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) has suspended its 'no pay, no service' directive against domestic airlines regarding outstanding debts totaling N12 billion. This decision temporarily halts the enforcement of debt collection against several airlines, including Air Peace and Ibom Air.
Reports indicate that President Tinubu's borrowing in 24 months has surpassed Nigeria's debt record accumulated over the past 55 years.
An article discusses the political landscape of Kogi East, focusing on the concept of selective amnesia within its political discourse.
An article highlights General Musa's leadership, describing it as a strategic asset for Nigeria.
This article appears to be an archive page related to the Ilejemeje local council in Nigeria, indicating a general topic rather than a specific news event.
Reports indicate increasing dissatisfaction with Vladimir Putin among Russian elites and the public, with some analysts suggesting he is entering the most challenging period of his rule. Paranoia is reportedly rising in Moscow as the war in Ukraine continues.
An editorial discusses President Erdoğan's increasing authoritarian control in Turkey, highlighted by the removal of an opposition party leader and the closure of a liberal university.
Kogi West has erupted in protests following allegations of a plot to overturn the victory of Karimi, sparking public outcry and demonstrations.
The Police Service Commission in Nigeria has stated that it does not carry out 'special promotions' for its officers, addressing public concerns.
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The Guardian reports that Britain has created a new generation of political prisoners by systematically jailing individuals active in climate change prevention or protesting atrocities.
Nigerian presidential aspirant Peter Obi has publicly stated that he is not avoiding Atiku, addressing speculation about his political stance.
Reports indicate a chemical leak has occurred at a poultry plant, prompting concerns about environmental and health impacts.
The Federal High Court of Nigeria is mourning the passing of Justice Yunusa, celebrating his legacy of integrity. The court acknowledged his contributions and impact during his tenure.
Nigerian musician Mr Eazi and his fiancée, fashion entrepreneur Temi Otedola, are reportedly preparing to welcome their first baby.
This article is a generic link to the business archives section of The Guardian Nigeria News, providing access to past business-related publications.
There is reported disquiet within the All Progressives Congress (APC) regarding the results of its recent primaries, suggesting internal party tensions and disagreements.
The International Day of Families focused on the wellbeing of children, with discussions and initiatives highlighting their importance.
Following his loss in the primary, Oborevwori has publicly endorsed Bola Tinubu for the APC presidential ticket. He is actively rallying support within the Delta State APC to secure massive votes for Tinubu.
Reports indicate a significant archive of N10.4 billion worth of 'Canadian Loud' (a type of cannabis) in Nigeria, highlighting ongoing drug enforcement efforts.
The Speaker of Kwara State House of Assembly has won the All Progressives Congress (APC) governorship primary election with a significant majority.
The African Democratic Congress (ADC) has cleared 1,657 aspirants to contest in its upcoming primaries while disqualifying 212 others.
India-Africa summit postponed due to Ebola outbreak.
The Federal Civil Service Commission (FCSC) in Nigeria is undergoing a rebranding initiative, with Olaopa highlighting efforts to enhance the civil service.
Nigeria's Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has announced the suspension of voter registration in Ekiti and Osun states in preparation for upcoming gubernatorial elections.
The Guardian Nigeria News features an archive related to nine former Corps members, though specific details of the event or context are not provided in the headline.
Journalists from The Guardian, including political editor Pippa Crerar, features writer Simon Hattenstone, and reporter Malak A Tantesh, have won awards across various categories at the Press Awards in London.
The ADC-backed 'RUN' movement is reportedly planning a one million-man march in anticipation of Nigeria's 2027 general elections, signaling early political mobilization.
The Ebola outbreak in DR Congo and Uganda is intensifying, leading to new cases, an attack on a treatment center, and international concerns such as flight diversions and event postponements. Health officials report hundreds of suspected cases and deaths as the virus spreads to new areas.
Security operatives in Nigeria successfully rescued the abducted Vice Chairman of Ekiti Local Government.
The PalmPay Young Stars program is actively empowering future leaders, providing opportunities and support for their development.
During the Benue APC Primaries, voters have reportedly removed several Senators and Representatives from their positions due to dissatisfaction with their performance.
Nigerian politician Isah Jibrin has publicly denied reports that he is stepping down from the Kogi East Senate race, reaffirming his candidacy.
The Guardian's Thursday news quiz tests readers on topical news trivia, pop culture, and general knowledge, including Eurovision winners and other recent events.
An estate developer has filed a lawsuit against the police and others, alleging defamation.
The Guardian Nigeria News features a profile on Charly Boy, known as 'Area Fada,' exploring his radical style and influence.
The Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project (SERAP) has been called upon to intervene regarding issues surrounding Nigeria's FreeTV platform and the ongoing Digital Switch Over (DSO) process.
A Guardian editorial argues that the world has dramatically changed since the Brexit referendum, demanding new terms of debate for Britain's relationship with Europe.
Nigerian singer Niniola has announced the passing of her husband after 13 years of marriage. The news has been shared by The Guardian Nigeria News.
As the UK nears the 10th anniversary of the Brexit referendum, The Guardian is inviting the public to share their current feelings and whether their views on the decision have changed over the past decade.
Nigerian aviation authorities have announced additional health screening measures and enhanced Ebola surveillance at airports. This move comes amidst global concerns over the spread of the deadly virus, aiming to prevent its entry and protect public health.
Nigerian airlines have announced a significant increase in their base airfares, with prices now starting at N200,000.
The Guardian's international correspondent Lorenzo Tondo and photographer Alessio Mamo have been awarded the Ryszard Kapuściński prize for war reporting, named after the renowned Polish war correspondent.
NCAA tightens health surveillance at airports over Ebola outbreak The Guardian Nigeria News
The founder of the World Toilet Organisation has warned that Nigeria is likely to miss its 2030 target for ending open defecation, highlighting ongoing challenges in sanitation efforts.
The Guardian Nigeria News features a cartoon in its latest publication.
An article explores the geographical distribution of Nigeria's population, addressing the question of where the majority of its citizens reside.
The All Progressives Congress (APC) conducted its primary elections in multiple Nigerian states, determining candidates for various offices. While some winners were declared, the primaries faced significant challenges, including rejections of results by aspirants and protests over alleged irregularities.
An editorial highlights alarming shortfalls in saving for old age, setting the stage for a potential overhaul of the UK's pension system, with a government-backed Pensions Commission expected to issue recommendations next year.
The Guardian features a collection of reader-submitted photographs showcasing spectacular skies and the beauty of the Lakeland region.
Sandra has publicly accused Frank Edoho of infidelity, abuse, and causing financial difficulties, leading to a significant personal dispute.
An article analyzes the political landscape in Nigeria, focusing on the dynamics of forced loyalty and anticipating a significant electoral shock.
A horrific school kidnapping in Oyo has ignited widespread outrage following the emergence of a video depicting a beheaded teacher.
This article is an archive page from The Guardian Nigeria News, focusing on reports related to detained forest guard leaders.
Stanley Uzochukwu has successfully completed a leadership program at Oxford University, following previous executive training sessions at Harvard.
The Lagos State government has granted approval for FlexxyDrive, a Germany-founded company, to commence e-hailing operations within the city. This move expands the ride-sharing market in Lagos and introduces a new international player.
Uba Sani has stated that the judiciary continues to serve as the protector of constitutional order in Nigeria.
A Kwara lawmaker has denied participating in the All Progressives Congress (APC) senatorial primary election, clarifying his political intentions. He simultaneously confirmed his bid for the Kwara governorship, setting the stage for a new political contest.
A Guardian editorial discusses the Independent Commission on Community and Cohesion, established after the 2024 Southport riots, questioning whether its efforts to ask people about their living places will lead to actual change.
Residents of Dutse, Nigeria, are expressing distress over the significantly increased prices of rams ahead of the Eid celebration.
The Guardian reports that Turkey is at a critical political and economic juncture, with upcoming presidential elections expected to be decisive for its democracy and President Erdogan's future.
Police in Lagos, Nigeria, successfully foiled a kidnap attempt, resulting in the death of four suspects during the operation.
Nigeria's NCAA has suspended its 'no pay, no service' directive, which was implemented due to an outstanding N12 billion debt, indicating ongoing financial disputes in the aviation sector.
The Nigerian Federal Government's reforms in Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) are presented as a pathway to creating jobs and fostering entrepreneurship.
Sunday Igboho has stated that he is awaiting approval from the Federal Government to proceed with evicting criminals from forests in Nigeria's Southwest region.
African nations are reportedly exploring various strategies to reduce their reliance on the US dollar, seeking to build alternative financial systems and trade mechanisms.
OPay has expanded its ₦1.2 billion 10-year scholarship program and introduced an innovation challenge in collaboration with Google, aiming to support education and tech innovation.
This article is an archive related to the National President of the Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria (PFN).
The Guardian's long-running 'Pass Notes' series marks its 5,000th entry, with a regular writer reflecting on memorable and bizarre topics covered over the years.
The Nigerian Federal Government announced plans to offer free healthcare services to 152,000 retirees under an annuity scheme.
The Sagamu–Siun–Kabape–Abeokuta Expressway is a focus of ongoing development and discussion, likely pertaining to infrastructure projects in Nigeria.
A listicle highlights ten Nigerian celebrity marriages that, despite public expectations, ultimately did not endure.
According to The Guardian, discontent with Russian leader Vladimir Putin is increasing among the Russian elite. This growing frustration is attributed to the prolonged war in Ukraine and the deteriorating economic situation within Russia.
An editorial piece from The Guardian explores the lasting impact of trumpeter, composer, and band leader Miles Davis on modern music, marking the centenary of his birth.
Jerome Nyameh, an aspirant for the Accord Party in Nigeria, has pledged to establish a merit-driven government if elected, focusing on competence and performance in public service.
OPHK troops in Nigeria successfully thwarted a terrorist kidnap plot and liberated 92 captives in the Borno region.
An analysis discusses why the musical piece 'Can You Answer?' resonates with audiences outside the traditional Afropop format.
BBNaija reality star Queen has shared her experience and 'pain' related to her memorable 'Bread Dress' worn at the AMVCA awards.
Tests conducted for The Guardian revealed that five different children's toys sold in Britain were found to contain asbestos. This discovery raises significant safety concerns for consumers.
The Nigerian Federal Government has called upon governors and stakeholders to support the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) program to foster national unity.
Nigerian comedian Damilare Kuku emphasizes the vital role of comedy for the survival and well-being of Nigeria, as reported by The Guardian Nigeria News.
An article reviews various game aggregators, offering guidance on what to choose in the year 2026 for the gaming industry.
The potential alliance between Obi and Kwankwaso is anticipated to face a significant challenge in Kano ahead of the 2027 elections, indicating a key political battleground.
Stakeholders in Nigeria have expressed support for the federal government's new deep-seaport approvals, anticipating the creation of half a million jobs.
Nine-year-old Adedoyin Shanu is inspiring other children to take a stand against bullying, advocating for a safer environment for young people.
The Guardian Nigeria News features an archive section related to the issue of 14 million firearms in circulation.
The Guardian Nigeria News explores and discusses the defining characteristics often associated with a Nigerian person.
The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has officially released the list of its candidates for the House of Representatives and Senate elections in Oyo State.
O fetiță de doi ani din Spania a murit miercuri din cauza căldurii după ce a fost lăsată din greșeală în mașina tatălui său, scrie ziarul The Guardian.
A reader submits a piece offering critical commentary and analysis regarding the work or public persona of Sophia Obiajulu Ogwude.
FIFA has released 'Goals', the official World Cup anthem, featuring artists Rema, LISA, and Anitta.
The Guardian newspaper corrected an article that mistakenly stated Dokdo was administered by Japan. The correction followed complaints from Koreans in Britain regarding the article titled “Full steam ahead: How ‘navy curry’ conquered hearts in Japan.”
The Nigerian Presidency has strongly denied circulating claims that President Tinubu intends to rename the country or abolish Sharia law in northern Nigeria. Officials stated there are no such plans under consideration.
The Detroit Tigers suffered a series sweep against the Guardians, concluding with a low-scoring loss. Despite a strong pitching performance by Casey Mize, the Tigers were unable to avoid defeat.
An editorial discusses the significance of newly released Mountbatten-Windsor papers, arguing they expose weaknesses in Britain's constitutional culture, trust, and informal power structures rather than just royal gossip.
Mixed reactions trail Segun Aina’s appointment as new JAMB registrar The Guardian Nigeria News
Ghana has shifted its plans for evacuating its nationals from South Africa following reports of xenophobic attacks.
Galadima has emerged as the frontrunner in the APC race after three other aspirants pulled out.
Siminalayi Fubara and Tonye Cole have both withdrawn their candidacies from the All Progressives Congress (APC) governorship primaries in Rivers State. Their withdrawal leaves other aspirants as sole contenders for the party's ticket.
A report on the delineation of Warri, ordered by the Supreme Court, is a subject of ongoing news in Nigeria.
The article delves into the distinctive and radical style of Nigerian entertainer Charly Boy, also known as 'Area Fada'.
The Nigerian government has urged its citizens to remain calm and has provided assurances of enhanced preparedness measures against the Ebola virus. This statement comes amidst ongoing concerns about the regional outbreak.
Nigerian media personality Frank Edoho has publicly stated that allegations surrounding his marital issues are false.
The Democratic Republic of Congo is grappling with an intensifying Ebola outbreak, characterized by a rare and rapidly spreading strain, a lack of medical supplies, and a rising number of suspected cases and deaths. International health organizations are concerned about the outbreak's growth and its impact, particularly on children.
Nigerian actor Femi Adebayo has stated that the rising insecurity in Oyo State has left many residents heartbroken. His comments highlight the growing concerns about safety in the region.
A forum has reported that more than 50% of members within Nigeria's All Progressives Congress (APC) are dissatisfied with the conduct of the party's primary elections.
Cadbury Hot Chocolate is celebrating and promoting the magic of African storytelling at the 2026 Africa Magic Viewers' Choice Awards (AMVCA). The event itself serves as a platform to honor and showcase Africa's evolving creative culture.
The Guardian is seeking personal accounts from individuals who have emigrated or are considering doing so because of rising anti-migrant sentiment or policies, referencing a recent 'Unite the Kingdom' march.
These articles from Rudaw and The Guardian Nigeria are generic news archive or homepage links, indicating the publication of general news content rather than a specific event.
Nigeria's Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has reportedly awarded former President Goodluck Jonathan an automatic presidential ticket for the 2027 general elections.
Nigeria's Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has arrested a former power minister following a 75-year jail sentence, indicating a crackdown on corruption.
Police in Ogun state have killed a notorious kidnap kingpin, recovering mobile phones, N2 million cash, and an AK-47 rifle during the operation.
The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) and the National Pension Commission (PenCom) are collaborating to tackle employers who fail to remit pension deductions. They plan to take action against defaulting organizations to ensure compliance.
Nigerian manufacturers are being advised on strategies to effectively tap into Africa's single market, aiming to boost regional trade and economic integration.
The full list of nominations for the 2026 BET Awards has been released, featuring prominent artists such as Tems, Wizkid, Burna Boy, and Asake.
Indonesia has passed landmark legislation aimed at protecting the rights of domestic workers, a move seen as a significant step forward for millions worldwide who often face isolation and fewer protections than other laborers.
Dangote Refinery cuts aviation fuel price to N1,650 per litre The Guardian Nigeria News
The South-East Development Commission (SEDC) has announced Eleanya Eke, founder of Risevest, as a judge for its upcoming startup programme, aiming to foster innovation in the region.
The 2025 Global Media Monitoring Project (GMMP) report has highlighted and criticized the persistently low representation of women in news coverage across various media outlets.
Jack Sim emphasizes that Nigeria requires strong political will to effectively address and eliminate the practice of open defecation across the country.
Governor Umo Eno of Akwa Ibom State has praised the peaceful conduct of the All Progressives Congress (APC) Senate primaries held in the state.
A commentary piece questions the current presence and influence of lawyer-statesmen in Nigeria. The article likely discusses the role of legal professionals in national leadership and governance.
The Africa Finance Corporation (AFC) has pledged $100 million towards domesticating the funding of Africa's digital economy. This significant investment aims to support the growth and development of digital infrastructure and innovation across the continent.
Akonte has emphasized the necessity for public relations measurement methodologies to adapt and evolve with changing industry landscapes.
An article discusses Headway Broker's accessibility, promotions, and applications within the Nigerian Forex market.