Nigeria News in English

Good morning! It’s 9th February, and here’s your Nigeria daily news capsule.

Former Governor Fayemi celebrated as a global brand on his 61st birthday.

Pope Leo condemns deadly attacks in Nigeria, urging authorities to protect citizens.

Kogi government shuts down markets and motor parks to cut off terrorist supplies.

Tinubu receives a US military delegation at Aso Rock amid security concerns.

Nigerian singer Ifunanya Nwangene dies after a snake bite, highlighting preventable fatalities.

Wike unveils a new radio station in Rivers for Tinubu’s re-election campaign.

Tinubu set for his first UK state visit in 37 years, hosted by King Charles.

Yemi Kale to headline Ecobank Nigeria’s upcoming customer forum this month.

Policy failures, not medical limits, driving cancer deaths among women in Nigeria.

UNAIDS praises US funding boost of $5.88 billion for the global HIV response.

Nigeria needs a structure to support citizens battling organ failure, says Prof. Idoko.

Infinix Note 60 series launches in Nigeria, exceeding pre-order targets impressively.

May D survives a car crash on the Abuja highway, emerging unscathed.

2Baba reaffirms his claim that criminals have hijacked Nigeria, hinting at politics.

Rebeca Omordia champions classical music through the African Concert Series, connecting cultures.

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