Nigeria News in English

Good morning! It’s 2nd March, and here’s your Nigeria daily news capsule.

Iran faces Shi’ite protests as missile strikes continue amid leadership turmoil.

Zero Discrimination Day highlights the need for respect and dignity for all individuals.

Arsenal edges Chelsea 2-1 with decisive set-piece goals, leaving fans buzzing.

NSCDC commits to safeguarding national assets for a resilient future in Zamfara.

Sokoto Assembly praises Governor Aliyu for his impactful development initiatives.

Oyebanji promises decent and issue-based campaigns for the upcoming Ekiti elections.

Anambra begins demolishing illegal structures at Onitsha main market despite court orders.

Peter Obi urges Nigerians to prioritize lives over politics amid rising insecurity.

Senate plans to deliver state police by year-end, pushing for constitutional amendments.

Seyi Tinubu stands firm against bullying in social media influencer controversy.

Exiled Iranian leader Pahlavi positions himself as a potential interim leader for Iran.

US and Israel defend their strikes on Iran as lawful during a heated UN meeting.

Kamala Harris criticizes Trump for escalating tensions with Iran, calling it an unwanted conflict.

Former Iranian President Ahmadinejad reportedly killed in US-Israeli strikes, shocking many.

Malaria in pregnancy significantly increases maternal anemia burden, raising health concerns.

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