Nigeria News in English

Good morning! It’s 11th April, and here’s your Nigeria daily news capsule.

Nigerian Army denies brigadier-general's death in Borno attack, amid confusion.

David Mark-led ADC seeks court order to challenge INEC’s leadership removal.

JAMB announces 2026 UTME will begin on April 16, with 23 CBT centres delisted.

Nigerian government counters US travel advisory, urging citizens to remain safe.

Clash between soldiers and naval ratings in Bayelsa during Tinubu’s visit raises concerns.

Delta police launch major crackdown on crime, rescuing victims and arresting suspects.

Taiwo Oyedele acknowledges errors in new tax laws, promises corrective measures ahead.

Court set to deliver judgment in ADC leadership dispute, with multiple suits pending.

Faleke endorses Hamzat for Lagos governorship, urging indigenes to support his candidacy.

Tinubu tells Nigerians to be grateful for fuel prices compared to those in Kenya.

Nigerian and foreign students can now work in Canada with their study permits.

Experts call for greater focus on women’s wellness and self-care initiatives.

Artemis II astronauts prepare for splashdown as they return to Earth after historic mission.

Mysterious illness claims five lives in Burundi, raising alarm among health officials.

Malaria cases on the rise despite new vaccines, warns Johns Hopkins expert.

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