Nigeria News in English

Good morning! It’s 21st November, and here’s your Nigeria daily news capsule.

Nigeria faces one of the world’s worst religious freedom crises, says US lawmaker.

Nnamdi Kanu’s terrorism trial ends after ten years, resulting in a life imprisonment verdict.

Kwara governor confirms military arrival in Eruku following a church attack.

Tinubu directs Matawalle to oversee the rescue of abducted schoolgirls in Kebbi.

PDP tells Tinubu that his visit to Kebbi will boost troops' morale amid ongoing kidnappings.

A new report reveals Nigeria’s children are at a crossroads, with millions still left behind.

Police seal the PDP national secretariat, prompting condemnation from party leaders.

Awolowo’s grandson, Olusegun, has passed away at the age of 62, prompting national mourning.

Tinubu urges world leaders to fulfill the $100 billion climate finance pledge at COP30.

The African Development Bank Group aims to bridge financing gaps with a new platform.

Lassa fever death toll rises to 177 in Nigeria, with new cases reported by the NCDC.

WHO and IARC launch a training program for cervical precancer care amid funding cuts.

More countries in Africa report rising levels of drug-resistant gonorrhea, warns WHO.

IGAD convenes an emergency meeting on the confirmed Marburg virus outbreak in Ethiopia.

SpaceX launches its 100th mission of the year from Florida’s Space Coast, marking a milestone.

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