8 Killed in Mosque Attack in Nigeria
Media coverage from the scene showed the mosque's charred walls and burned furniture, painting a grim picture of the aftermath.
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Nigeria Mandates Government Use of Gas-Powered Vehicles in Green Energy Push
This directive aligns with President Tinubu’s broader strategy to harness Nigeria’s vast gas reserves, which are the largest in Africa yet remain largely underutilized due to insufficient processing infrastructure.
Nigerian Student Sues School for $350,000
The legal action was spurred by a distressing video that surfaced online earlier this month, showing Bwala being slapped and verbally abused by her peers.
Empowering Nigerian Women Drivers Through Solidarity and Support
Founded six years ago with just six members, LOWAN has grown to encompass around 5,000 women aged between 25 and 60, all working as commercial drivers across Nigeria.
Nine University Students Kidnapped in Kogi State, Nigeria
The Kogi State government has confirmed the kidnapping and is actively coordinating a robust search and rescue operation.
Binance CEO Criticizes Nigeria's Detention of Executives
The detained executives, Tigran Gambaryan, a U.S. citizen and head of financial crime compliance at Binance, and Nadeem Anjarwalla, a British-Kenyan who serves as the regional manager for Africa, are facing separate trials on charges related to tax evasion and money laundering.
Calls Intensify for Release of Nigerian Journalist Arrested Under Cyber-Crime Laws
Ojukwu was taken into custody following accusations of violating the country's cyber-crime laws, according to local media reports.
Nigerian Army to Court Martial Officers Over Airstrike that Killed 85 Civilians
Major General Buba did not disclose additional details about the court martial proceedings but emphasized the army's commitment to accountability in its operations.
Fuel Shortages Intensify Economic Hardship Across Nigeria
Nigeria, despite being one of Africa's largest crude oil producers, continues to suffer from frequent gasoline shortages. These are often exacerbated by strikes and other supply disruptions.
Social Media Erupts as Nigerian Music Giants Engage in Public Spat
The conflict began late Monday when Wizkid, responding to fans clamoring for new music, posted a provocative video of a man fervently begging for a favor.
Fuel Shortages Wreak Havoc on Nigerian Businesses and Public Transport
Numerous petrol stations have shut down, citing a lack of supply from the Nigerian National Petroleum Company (NNPC), formerly a state-owned entity.
Ayra Starr to Open for Chris Brown on US Tour, Prepared for Criticism
"I'm prepared, I'm ready... I won't respond, I'll let people do their thing and I'm just going to work," she stated.
Over 100 Prisoners Escape from Nigerian Jail Near Capital After Rain Damage
Authorities reported that 118 inmates managed to flee the colonial-era facility, although 10 have been successfully recaptured as of now.
University of Nigeria Suspends Lecturer Over Sexual Harassment Allegations
The video shows a man, wearing only shorts, attempting to conceal his identity as he is confronted in what appears to be a university office.
Nigeria Seeks $2.25 Billion in World Bank Loans
According to Minister Edun, the proposed funding from the World Bank will be split into two main parts: $1.5 billion in development policy financing and $750 million in program-for-results financing.
Nigeria Shuts Down Chinese-Owned Supermarket Over Racial Discrimination Allegations
The supermarket has been accused of allowing only individuals of Chinese descent to enter, leading to widespread indignation and a call to action among Nigerian citizens.