Nigeria News in English

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

Tinubu and King Charles engage in interfaith dialogue to strengthen ties between Nigeria and Britain.

African Union calls for global support in Nigeria’s fight against violent extremism following Maiduguri bombings.

Nigerian soldiers successfully repel an attack, killing 80 Islamic militants in Borno State.

Sultan of Sokoto announces Friday as Shawwal for Eid-el-Fitr celebrations after no crescent sighting.

NESREA commits to enhancing wildlife conservation efforts amid pangolin trafficking crackdown.

Groups urge the EU to promote equity in global pandemic agreements for fair vaccine access.

Fani-Kayode warns Dele Momodu that his glory days are over if Tinubu wins in 2027.

Kenneth Okonkwo criticizes Tinubu’s UK visit, claiming he can't solve Nigeria's security issues.

Labour Party sets May 23 for presidential primary, suspending 25 members over anti-party activities.

Crude oil prices surge past $110 as Iran vows retaliation after recent attacks on oil facilities.

UN warns that 45 million more people could face hunger if the Middle East conflict escalates.

Africa's fuel supply is threatened by the ongoing crisis in the Middle East, impacting economies.

Africa's public debts approach $1.2 trillion, raising concerns over fiscal stability and refinancing.

Nigeria's financial system overhaul is underway, as Cardoso tells investors the old system is "dead."

Scientists recreate a dinosaur nest to solve a 70-million-year-old mystery in paleontology.

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