Nigeria News in English

Good morning! It’s 15th March, and here’s your Nigeria daily news capsule.

D’Tigress stage a comeback to defeat the Philippines, keeping their World Cup hopes alive.

Governor Alia condemns the attack on Apa, promising justice and protection for Benue communities.

Troops repel a terrorist attack in Borno State amid ongoing military challenges.

The NUC establishes a committee to combat rogue universities and illegal degree mills.

Bala Mohammed, PDP Governors’ Forum Chairman, moves to join the APC amid political shifts.

Manchester City held to a draw by West Ham, losing ground to Premier League leaders Arsenal.

Atiku commends senators for defecting to ADC, calling their actions courageous and significant.

Tinubu urges media to hold states accountable for increased allocations to local governments.

Edo State condemns violence against a student at Igbinedion School, leading to expulsions.

Four crew members killed in a US military aircraft crash in Iraq, according to military reports.

The UN warns the war in Iran is costing a staggering one billion dollars a day.

Nigerian student dies after donating plasma in Canada, raising concerns over health safety.

Dangote Refinery raises petrol prices again amid ongoing oil price hikes affecting Nigerians.

NASA’s Curiosity rover investigates strange spiderweb ridges on Mars, uncovering new mysteries.

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