Nigeria News in English

Good morning! It’s 21st March, and here’s your Nigeria daily news capsule.

Eid-el-Fitr celebrations see leaders urging peace, tolerance, and nation-building across Nigeria.

Tinubu’s UK visit highlights Nigeria’s renewed hope and investment potential, says expert.

Nigeria signs agreement with the UK to receive only Nigerian deportees from asylum claims.

Oyebanji calls for prayers for a successful Ekiti gubernatorial election during Eid-el-Fitr.

Delta community festival faces backlash over videos depicting institutionalized sexual violence.

Ghana and South Africa turn to Dangote refinery amid ongoing Middle East fuel supply crisis.

Maiduguri experiences a resurgence of suicide bombings, claiming at least 23 lives.

Nigerian Army reports killing dozens of terrorists and foiling a drone attack in Borno.

Police arrest NYSC official following the death of a female corps member in Ogun State.

Kano leaders hold separate Eid prayers, urging unity and peaceful celebrations among citizens.

UN warns that US-Israeli bombings in Iran could lead to an uncontrollable crisis in the region.

Nigeria records the world's sharpest petrol price rise as the Middle East conflict escalates.

UBA Group and BII sign a letter of intent to boost trade finance collaboration across Africa.

Newly discovered protein could transform treatment approaches for high cholesterol, say scientists.

Local packaging of WHO-approved HIV tests marks a significant shift in Africa’s diagnostic capacity.

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