Nigeria News in English

Good morning! It’s 27th November, and here’s your Nigeria daily news capsule.

Nigeria’s Tinubu declares a security emergency and orders mass recruitment of police and army.

Senate probes sudden withdrawal of military personnel from Kebbi school amid kidnapping crisis.

ECOWAS and AU condemn military takeover in Guinea-Bissau as soldiers detain President Umaro Sissoco Embaló.

Foundation urges men to lead the fight against digital violence targeting women across Nigeria.

Abducted Niger schoolchildren and teachers will soon reunite with their families, says Yilwatda.

Insecurity triggers rare dissent within APC as lawmakers demand urgent action amid fresh attacks.

Auto industry warned for years about health risks from toxic lead levels in battery recycling.

Pregnant woman and children feared kidnapped in fresh Kwara attack as gang seizures escalate.

Tinubu sends names of three ambassador nominees to the Senate for approval.

Tinubu demands herders surrender their guns to address rising insecurity in Nigeria.

Shettima returns to Abuja after G20 and AU-EU summits, focusing on trade and migration.

Trump says the US must re-examine Afghan immigrants who arrived during Biden's presidency.

Fidelity Bank reaffirms support for indigenous oil and gas development to ensure energy security.

WHO warns that drug-resistant gonorrhoea is on the rise, calling for urgent action.

Nigeria is on track to end AIDS as a public health threat by 2030, reports NACA.

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