Nigeria News in English

Good morning! It’s 16th January, and here’s your Nigeria daily news capsule.

Alaafin absent as Olubadan emerges Oyo council of obas’ chair amid controversy.

Northern Groups plan summit to rethink the region’s future after sixty years without the Sardauna.

Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie devastated by the death of her young son, calls for healthcare reform intensify.

Kogi government demolishes criminal camps in Okene to combat rising insecurity in the region.

EU removes Nigeria from its high-risk financial list, a welcome move for the federal government.

Davido rejects alleged daughter’s DNA test appeal, denying paternity claims and threatening legal action.

Defence Minister warns state governments against making peace deals with bandits amid growing insecurity.

Tinubu celebrates Agric Minister Kyari on his birthday, extending warm wishes on this special occasion.

Nigeria projects 4.68% economic growth in 2026 as inflation and foreign exchange pressures ease.

221 Afghan prisoners released from Pakistani prisons have returned home, marking a significant development.

US bets on African governments to improve public health amid global health financing challenges.

Candidate Lassa fever vaccine enters human trials as global health partners outline plans for Nigeria.

Cholera remains Africa’s deadliest epidemic, with Nigeria, Congo, and Angola accounting for 90% of cases.

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