Nigeria News in English

Good morning! It’s 9th October, and here’s your Nigeria daily news capsule.

IG suspends enforcement of tinted glass law in Nigeria pending court verdict.

Peter Obi praises Nnaji’s resignation over certificate discrepancies amid political tensions.

Christian Association of Nigeria supports US lawmakers on genocide claims, urging government action.

ASUU President criticizes federal government for slow response to strike demands.

Atiku calls for the release of Nnamdi Kanu, labeling the situation a stain on rule of law.

World Bank outlines strategies for Nigeria to sustain naira stability amid economic challenges.

Obasanjo's denial of seeking a third term labeled a naked lie by Orji Kalu.

PDP mocks APC, claiming Nigeria was Africa's top economy when they left power.

Orji Kalu asserts he is the most important politician from the South-East, not Obi.

Fidelity Bank begins disbursement of FGN MSME intervention funds to beneficiaries.

Google launches free AI tools for university students in Nigeria and four other African nations.

WhatsApp plans to replace phone numbers with usernames for enhanced privacy.

Samuel Asamoah suffers serious injury after breaking his neck during a match in Togo.

Nigeria targets 106 million children for vaccination by 2026 in historic campaign.

Chinese scientists achieve breakthrough with first pig-to-human liver transplant.

That’s all for now — have a great day ahead!