Nigeria News in English

Good morning! It’s 20th March, and here’s your Nigeria daily news capsule.

Tinubu departs London after a two-day state visit, pushing for a strategic UK-Nigeria alliance.

NEMA engages stakeholders in Niger to enhance flood preparedness and mitigation strategies.

Eid-el-Fitr: Oyebanji seeks prayers for a successful Ekiti gubernatorial poll and a prosperous Nigeria.

Tinubu's government signs a deal with the UK to deport asylum seekers and criminals to Nigeria.

Leaders unite in prayer for Nigeria’s security and call for peace and unity at Eid-al-Fitr.

Obi criticizes the federal government over Nigeria's global terrorism ranking, calling it a leadership failure.

Nigerian soldiers repel an attack, killing 80 Islamic militants in a fierce battle in Borno.

A man loses four sons in tragic explosions in Maiduguri, as police report at least 23 fatalities.

Dele Momodu and Fani-Kayode clash over political criticisms, escalating their public feud.

The US moves to strip a Nigerian convict of citizenship over a $91 million tax fraud case.

Foreign investors account for 28% of Nigeria's bank recapitalization, boosting economic resilience.

The Nigerian government promises to resolve the ongoing gas and electricity crisis affecting citizens.

NASA returns its Moon rocket to the launch pad, eyeing an April 1st launch date.

Malaria resurgence is feared in Africa as funding for prevention and treatment declines.

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