Nigeria News in English

Good morning! It’s 19th February, and here’s your Nigeria daily news capsule.

Nearly two-thirds of maternal deaths occur in war-prone countries, according to WHO.

Suspected gas leak kills 37 miners in Nigeria's Plateau state, raising safety concerns.

US civil rights leader Jesse Jackson has passed away at the age of 84, leaving a legacy.

Governor Dauda Lawal inaugurates four projects aimed at restoring dignity to Zamfara state.

EFCC's prosecution of Malami and El-Rufai won't intimidate opposition, says ADC official.

Senate demands full funding for security agencies, criticizing envelope budgeting practices.

INEC clarifies results protocol for FCT council poll, stating no real-time transmission will occur.

Senate amends Electoral Act to reduce notice period for 2027 elections to 300 days.

Africa must build its own AI intelligence, as corporate interests threaten local development.

UN announces Reham Al-Farra Memorial Journalism Fellowship for 2026, promoting journalistic excellence.

Ramadan 2026 approaches, offering key insights for observance during the holy month.

Ecobank Nigeria has fully repaid a $300 million Eurobond, strengthening its financial position.

Naira rises to N1,385 in the parallel market, reflecting a significant appreciation against the dollar.

Scientists reveal a new record-breaking spinning structure in the universe, expanding cosmic knowledge.

The silent kidney damage we ignore could have serious consequences if not detected early.

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