The federal government has officially renamed the Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway after President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, while unveiling fresh approvals for major road projects aimed at improving transportation, connectivity, and economic growth across Nigeria
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Ifeanyi Ogbonna, a popular Asaba-based content creator, has been arrested by the Delta State Police Command over the alleged rape of a 20-year-old nursing student who later died after reportedly taking insecticide following the incident.
Minister of Works David Umahi has addressed the circumstances surrounding Mary Habila’s death, insisting he believes there was no foul play while calling on her family to approve a forensic autopsy to determine the exact cause of death.
The Corporate Affairs Commission has begun the process of removing 100,000 companies from Nigeria’s corporate register over their failure to file annual returns and other statutory documents.
The Nigerian Air Force has released the list of successful candidates for the NAF recruitment exercise and directed those shortlisted to report to Kaduna on July 19, 2026, for the commencement of military training.
The family of physiotherapist Mary Habila has released details of her funeral arrangements as authorities continue investigating the circumstances surrounding her death at the Ebonyi residence of Minister of Works, David Umahi.
The United States Embassy has reminded Nigerians about What Nigerians can use US B1/B2 visa for, stressing that the visitor visa is strictly for approved temporary activities.
The Federal Government has confirmed that the final batch of 315 Nigerians affected by xenophobia in South Africa will return home on Wednesday, bringing the nationwide evacuation exercise to a close after five flights.
The NIMC 2026 deadline marks an ambitious push by the Federal Government to register every Nigerian in the national identity database before the end of the year, strengthening identity verification, national planning, and access to essential public services.
The Federal Government has put the proposed WAEC and NECO fee hike on hold following widespread public concerns. The Ministry of Education says the decision will allow for broader consultations with key stakeholders before any changes to examination registration fees are approved.