Nigeria News in English

Good morning! It’s 29th October, and here’s your Nigeria daily news capsule.

Cameroon opposition leader faces legal action over alleged election unrest, government confirms.

Tinubu seeks Senate confirmation for new service chiefs as military strategy is discussed.

Vote-buying will not determine Anambra election outcomes, insists Amupitan amid police deployment.

NDLEA warns club owners against illegal drug parties, seizing over 384 kilograms of narcotics.

Nigeria celebrates exit from FATF Grey List, with Senate hailing Tinubu and key agencies.

Military interrogates MD and conducts raids amid coup controversy involving former governor.

Lawyers discuss implications of Nnamdi Kanu’s refusal to enter defense in ongoing case.

Enugu emerges as the state most likely to survive without FAAC allocations, says BudgIT report.

Trump administration cancels US visa for Nigerian Nobel laureate Wole Soyinka, sparking backlash.

Lagos rescues woman who attempted to report the sun at a police station in a bizarre incident.

WHO reports tremendous progress in polio eradication efforts across the African region.

FCTA collaborates with community leaders to enhance immunization compliance in Abuja.

WTO Chief calls for urgent reform of consensus rule amid ongoing trade disruptions globally.

Israel launches strikes on Gaza as tensions escalate, with Hamas denying responsibility for attacks.

Ivory Coast's Alassane Ouattara wins reelection with nearly 90% of the votes amid controversy.

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