Nigeria News in English

Good morning! It’s 23rd November, and here’s your Nigeria daily news capsule.

Security fears escalate in Nigeria after over 300 schoolchildren are kidnapped.

Trump claims “genocide” in Nigeria, while the government faces accusations of inaction.

Nnamdi Kanu sentenced to life in prison, raising alarms from political leaders.

Kidnappers operated for hours after soldiers withdrew, says Kebbi district head.

Yobe, Adamawa, and Taraba close boarding schools due to rising insecurity concerns.

Afenifere warns of Nigeria's worst security crisis since independence, demanding action.

DSS Director briefs Tinubu as insecurity continues to heighten across Nigeria.

NANS calls for the rescue and reintegration of abducted pupils amid ongoing turmoil.

Tinubu vows to eliminate bandits and restore peace in Northern Nigeria.

G20 summit: President Tinubu demands fairness in global mineral trade and AI governance.

Nigeria records 976 Lassa fever cases and 178 deaths in 2025, according to NCDC.

Experts urge public enlightenment to counter harmful narratives on sugar-based drinks.

Parents advised not to hide medical history from children by a British-Nigerian urologist.

Governor Radda seeks energy security partnership at Ambition Africa 2025 event.

Crypto market drops, wiping out $70 billion in just 24 hours amid rising concerns.

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