Nigeria News in English

Good morning! It’s 17th April, and here’s your Nigeria daily news capsule.

Tinubu challenges opposition, pledges to remain steadfast amid zoning debates.

Troops repel fresh attacks as fallen General and soldiers are laid to rest.

UTME kicks off nationwide with tight security and minor hitches reported.

Pope criticizes global tyrants for spending billions on warfare and conflict.

Atiku’s aide hits back, asserting that nobody owns Nigeria in power rotation debate.

Over 700 repentant terrorists ready for reintegration into society, says military.

Oyo Assembly faces tension amid rumors of an impeachment plot against the Speaker.

2.2 million Nigerian children face vaccine gaps as UNICEF and Korea launch intervention.

Nigerian senator reacts after governor names him as preferred successor for Nasarawa.

Developing nations unveil borrowers’ platform at IMF and World Bank meetings.

Middle East crisis could cost Africa economic growth as Nigeria sees bitumen price hikes.

IMF forecasts Nigeria’s debt-to-GDP ratio to reach 33.1 percent by 2027.

Nigerian airlines threaten to ground flights over skyrocketing jet fuel prices.

MTN suspends airtime and data loans due to new lending regulations from FCCPC.

Nigerian stocks rally as investors gain over 1.6 trillion naira amid bullish trading.

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