Nigeria News in English

Good morning! It’s 22nd January, and here’s your Nigeria daily news capsule.

UN agencies warn of impending hunger and call for action to end man-made famines.

Electoral Act faces scrutiny as gaps in e-transmission and vote-buying sanctions spark reform calls.

FG plans to abolish HND dichotomy, empowering polytechnics to award degrees and enhance skills.

Police dismantle Lagos ‘One-Chance’ syndicate, arresting 13 suspects linked to kidnapping activities.

Death of Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie’s son highlights Nigeria’s ongoing healthcare challenges and calls for action.

YouTuber IShowSpeed celebrates hitting 50 million subscribers during his Africa tour, bringing joy to fans.

US embassy updates visa restrictions affecting Nigeria and 25 other African nations amid ongoing changes.

CBN auctions N1.15 trillion in Treasury Bills today as market liquidity and rate expectations fluctuate.

PETROAN demands a clear timeline for Nigeria’s refineries after significant expenditures on rehabilitation.

AFCON 2025 Best XI announced, with Nigeria securing three spots despite Iwobi's absence from the lineup.

Leeds United signs 18-year-old defender Leonard Ngenge from Remo Stars, marking a significant move.

Cancer survivor promotes awareness and offers free medical outreach to support early detection and treatment.

Researchers discover a new shortcut to control quantum materials, advancing the field of quantum engineering.

Plastic surgeon launches an AI fitness and confidence app aimed at enhancing personal well-being.

‘Why women should embrace cervical cancer screening and HPV vaccination’ is a pressing health message.

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