FCT Farmers Struggle as Fertiliser Prices Increase
Farmers in Abuja’s Bwari Area Council say rising fertiliser prices threaten food production, leaving smallholders struggling to balance costs and survival.| The Nigerian Inquirer
Tinubu's travel to Brazil as president leads to a landmark air service pact that opens up direct flights and strengthens trade, tourism, and ties between the two countries. The post Nigeria And Brazil Sign A Historic Deal For Air Service appeared first on The Nigerian Inquirer.| The Nigerian Inquirer
NANS vows nationwide shutdown over ASUU strike, warning government and lecturers not to jeopardize students’ futures The post NANS Threatens Nationwide Shutdown Over Planned ASUU Strike appeared first on The Nigerian Inquirer.| The Nigerian Inquirer
ASUU rejects tertiary loan scheme, calling it a mockery as lecturers demand salary reforms over interest-free loans. demanding salary reforms for Nigerian university lecturers The post ASUU Rejects Tertiary Loan Scheme, Calls It Mockery appeared first on The Nigerian Inquirer.| The Nigerian Inquirer
Dangote refinery enters a contract with Mitsui to increase Nigeria's petrochemicals, focusing on resins, plastics, and fertilizers, while lowering Africa's expensive imports. The post Dangote Refinery and Japan’s Mitsui Signed A Petrochemicals Deal appeared first on The Nigerian Inquirer.| The Nigerian Inquirer
ADC calls on Tinubu to declare emergency in Katsina and Zamfara after deadly attacks leave over 140 people dead in two months. The post ADC Urges Tinubu to Declare Emergency in Katsina, Zamfara appeared first on The Nigerian Inquirer.| The Nigerian Inquirer
A coalition insists the North Central must produce president in 2027, warning continued exclusion threatens unity and fairness in Nigeria. The post North Central Leaders Press Case for 2027 Presidency appeared first on The Nigerian Inquirer.| The Nigerian Inquirer
Delta police say officers can conduct warrantless searches, sparking public concern about rights, accountability, and abuse of stop-and-search powers. The post Delta Police Say Officers Can Search Without Warrants appeared first on The Nigerian Inquirer.| The Nigerian Inquirer
Dangote tops Forbes list with $24.4 billion, cementing his 14-year reign as Africa’s richest man and outpacing rivals across the continent. The post Dangote Tops Forbes List as Africa’s Richest Man appeared first on The Nigerian Inquirer.| The Nigerian Inquirer
NNPC and partners sign 20-year supply agreements with NLNG to secure Feedgas, strengthen energy future, and ensure fairness in gas pricing The post NNPC, Gas Suppliers Sign 20-Year Agreement With NLNG appeared first on The Nigerian Inquirer.| The Nigerian Inquirer
Farmers in Abuja’s Bwari Area Council say rising fertiliser prices threaten food production, leaving smallholders struggling to balance costs and survival.| The Nigerian Inquirer
FG approves ₦4.2bn for 158 research projects and greenlights 18 innovation hubs across Nigerian universities.| The Nigerian Inquirer
Nigerian tycoon Femi Otedola stages a remarkable return to the Forbes Africa list, while Aliko Dangote continues his reign as the continent's richest man.| The Nigerian Inquirer
Nigeria orders 3,598 workers to undergo a civil service verification exercise or face dismissal over suspected fake appointments| The Nigerian Inquirer
Despite internal strife, PDP remains Atiku’s most viable path to Aso Rock.| The Nigerian Inquirer
KEY POINTS President Tinubu’s Katsina trip emphasizes security talks and inaugurating a ₦15 billion agricultural hub amid escalating bandit vio| The Nigerian Inquirer
KEY POINTS Justice Chukwujekwu Aneke ruled that the EFCC failed to establish a prima facie case against Ayodele Fayose. The testimonies of k| The Nigerian Inquirer
Nigeria’s telecom giants invested N824.7 billion in H1 2025 on network expansion, but service quality still trails behind promises| The Nigerian Inquirer
KEY POINTS Femi Otedola shares his rise and fall in the Nigerian business world in his upcoming memoir, detailing how banks that once courted him b| The Nigerian Inquirer
Chimamanda Adichie endorses Peter Obi’s presidential bid, citing his genuine concern for Nigeria's future and his potential to drive meaningful change.| The Nigerian Inquirer
Tinubu rewards D’Tigress with $100,000 each and national honours following their fifth consecutive AfroBasket title.| The Nigerian Inquirer
A UK-funded project promotes curriculum reform in Nigeria, helping universities embed entrepreneurship, peacebuilding, and sustainability into modern education systems.| The Nigerian Inquirer
Nigeria’s 2025 WASSCE results show the worst performance in 10 years, highlighting a growing education crisis and the need for urgent reforms| The Nigerian Inquirer
The Nigerian Anglican Church rejects the election of an openly gay Archbishop, deepening the divide within the global Anglican Communion.| The Nigerian Inquirer
The Nigerian government under President Bola Tinubu works towards achieving national potential by implementing strategic reforms and developing human capital with international partnerships to enforce sustainable policies.| The Nigerian Inquirer
ATCIS advocates for breaking Multichoice's monopoly in Nigeria's pay TV sector to ensure fair competition and protect consumer rights| The Nigerian Inquirer
KEY POINTS Canal+ received final approval to acquire MultiChoice, Africa’s top pay-TV operator, including DSTV and GOTV. The deal includes| The Nigerian Inquirer
KEY POINTS Makoko’s floating classrooms are using solar panels, wind turbines, and pedal-powered generators to provide off-grid education to chil| The Nigerian Inquirer
KEY POINTS Three Kebbi senators—Adamu Aliero, Yahaya Abdullahi, and Garba Maidoki—defected from the PDP to the APC, increasing the ruling party| The Nigerian Inquirer
KEY POINTS Four PDP senators defect to the APC, boosting the ruling party’s Senate majority to 72. APC leaders and allies attended the Sen| The Nigerian Inquirer
KEY POINTS Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan appears in court challenging her suspension from the Senate, claiming it was unlawful. Akpoti-Udu| The Nigerian Inquirer
KEY POINTS Security personnel blocked Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan from entering the National Assembly despite a court order reinstating her.| The Nigerian Inquirer
Five Nigerian Air Force personnel died in a collision on the Jos-Akwanga Expressway. The Air Force is supporting the victims’ families| The Nigerian Inquirer
KEY POINTS Katsina State Governor Dikko Radda sustained minor injuries in a road accident along the Daura-Katsina Road while on o| The Nigerian Inquirer
KEY POINTS President Tinubu has requested approval for a $21.5 billion external loan and a $2 billion bond to fund critical sectors. An addi| The Nigerian Inquirer
KEY POINTS President Tinubu has renamed the University of Maiduguri as Muhammadu Buhari University in honor of the late former president. Bu| The Nigerian Inquirer
KEY POINTS Atiku Abubakar has resigned from the PDP, citing irreconcilable differences and a shift away from founding principles. He has joi| The Nigerian Inquirer
KEY POINTS Former President Buhari died at 82 in a London hospital and will be buried in Daura. Tributes praise his integrity, while critics| The Nigerian Inquirer
KEY POINTS The body of former President Muhammadu Buhari, who died at 82 in a London clinic on July 14, has arrived in Nigeria. A delegation led b| The Nigerian Inquirer
KEY POINTS Buhari will be buried in his hometown of Daura, Katsina State, with full state and Islamic rites. A military ceremony will be hel| The Nigerian Inquirer
“boost domestic fuel production” and reshape Southern Africa’s energy landscape| The Nigerian Inquirer
KEY POINTS Digital currency adoption is transforming Nigeria’s informal economy, bringing both benefits such as increased market access and chall| The Nigerian Inquirer
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KEY POINTS Dangote Refinery has reduced petrol prices nationwide by N15 per litre, with new rates ranging from N875 in Lagos to N905 in the North-E| The Nigerian Inquirer
