One hundred and eighty Nigerians stranded in Libya have returned home, arriving at Murtala Muhammed International Airport in Lagos.
The police command in Lagos has warned residents against jungle justice, saying mob action could amount to murder or manslaughter.
Bamachy Onyemachi, director of medical services at Abia Health Management Board, petitioned Governor Alex Otti to intervene on his behalf over salaries withheld for over 20 months.
The Academic Staff Union of Universities, Nnamdi Azikiwe University, has declared an indefinite strike over the non-payment of the full August 2026 salary to its members.
French journalist Jean-François Leroy, founder of Visa pour l’Image, a leading photojournalism festival, died after a long battle with cancer.
The police command in Lagos has detained four suspects over the alleged mob attack that led to the death of a resident, Basit Kolade.
Governor Uba Sani has lived up to Gani Fawehinmi’s advice by executing projects and carrying out programmes that benefit the masses of Kaduna.
Buckingham Palace is reportedly aware of plans by the Jamaican government to petition King Charles for reparations from the United Kingdom over the transatlantic slave trade.
Some education stakeholders have expressed concern over the rising cost of educational resources and materials as schools resume for a new academic session.
The federal government has facilitated the safe and dignified return of Sierra Leone’s former President Ernest Koroma to the country after more than two years in Nigeria.
