[This Day] The United Nations (UN) has decried that 789 persons have been killed by explosive in the ongoing insurgency in the north-eastern part of the country.

[Vanguard] Over 9,000 medical doctors of Nigerian origin left the shores of the country in search of greener pastures in the United Kingdom, United States of America and Canada in two years, the Nigerian Medical Association, NMA, has said.

[DW] Nigerian authorities are shutting down illegal online lending firms that use deceptive schemes to hook consumers.

[Premium Times] About a hundred groups of bandits with over 30,000 militants are operating in the northwest, killing, maiming, and kidnapping innocent citizens and residents of the region.

[This Day] The federal government has barred all outgoing calls on every SIM card that is not linked to the National Identification Number (NIN) of the SIM card owner.

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[Vanguard] Muslims across the globe will be immersed in 29 or 30-day fasting, devotion and reflection.

[Leadership] A total of 73 million active mobile lines in Nigeria will not be making calls from today.

[Premium Times] The mosque committee said Mr Khalid did not show remorse after his suspension for making what it described as anti-government comments

[Premium Times] The NRC said that the corporation was working assiduously with security agencies to ensure that the abductees were rescued and reunited with their families.

[Premium Times] "As a condition to acceptance into the cooperation framework, some of the moneylenders have been required to desist from contacting, including by text messages, people on contact lists/third parties of borrowers or defaulters."

[Vanguard] The Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, has told the federal government it cannot fight ongoing insecurity in the country so long as it continued to keep students at home.

[Vanguard] Abuja -- Leader of the Jama'atu Nasril Islam, JNI, and Sultan of Sokoto, Mohammed Sa'ad Abubakar III, said yesterday that any government that cannot provide security for its citizens had no moral justification to exist.

[Vanguard] Experts have predicted that Nigeria's currency, Naira, will further depreciate while the Gross Domestic Product, GDP will further grow by almost three percent.

[Vanguard] Twenty-Two persons were reportedly abducted by bandits in Jere town by the Abuja-Kaduna Highway, a day after the Inspector General of Police, Mr Usman Alkali Baba, toured the highway and assured that it was secured.

[Vanguard] Nsukka -- The traditional ruler of Iggah community in Uzo-Uwani Local Government Area of Enugu State, Igwe Herbert Ukuta, yesterday, raised the alarm over an alleged threat to his life and some of his subjects by those suspected to be sell...

[Vanguard] Abuja -- Governors elected on the platform of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, have taken strong exception to comments credited to Mallam Garba Shehu, Senior Special Assistant to President Muhammadu Buhari on Media and Publicity, which d...

[Vanguard] Sequel to the spate of violent attacks and weekly Monday sit-at-home in Anambra, Governor Charles Soludo, Sunday, said his administration has offered "amnesty" to agitators in the state.

[Vanguard] The Management Committee of the National Assembly Legislators' Quarters Mosque, Apo, Abuja, has sacked Sheikh Nuru Khalid, the Chief Imam, who was accused of criticing the government of President Muhammadu Buhari in his sermon on Friday.

[Vanguard] Each passing day, terrorists and bandits are getting bolder and more strategic in their attacks in Nigeria. Nigerians are so used to the terror that it takes a terrorist's act of great intensity and maximum impact to get our attention. Rec...

[Vanguard] Akure -- A nursing mother and five others, who specialised in abducting toddlers, have been arrested by the operatives of the Department of State Service, DSS, in Ondo State.

[Premium Times] "I have resolved to contest and I am sure to get the ticket and become the candidate to represent Edo North senatorial district come 2023."

[Premium Times] Until his posting, the new Acting DIG, John Amadi, was a Directing Staff at the NIPSS, Kuru, Jos.

[Premium Times] Many Nigerians have fallen victims to such firms that offer up to 100 percent return on investments to unsuspecting people.

[Premium Times] "They have been terrorising the state, kidnapping children between the ages of two and four years."

[Premium Times] "It is a terrible feeling, having been out of the country and wanting to come back to your home country. It is highly insensitive that no one is here to explain to us why we need to pay," a passenger lamented.

[Premium Times] The amount generated by the cinemas represented a 45 per cent increase compared to 189 million realised in March 2021.

[Premium Times] Many Nigerians also searched for the meaning of lupus after actress Kemi Afolabi said she had been diagonised with the disease.

[This Day] The federal government, yesterday, barred all outgoing calls from every SIM card not linked to the National Identification Number (NIN) of the telecom subscriber.

[This Day] The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) yesterday advised members of the public to refrain from dealing with unlicenced or Illegal Financial Operators (IFOs), who lure and defraud unsuspecting members of the public by offering extra-ordinary ret...