Nigeria News in English

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

Fubara withdraws from Rivers APC governorship primary, leaving the field open.

Coalition raises alarm over rising killings and kidnappings across Nigeria.

CISLAC and HURIWA demand urgent reforms to Nigeria’s security architecture.

ICPC chair warns of boardroom interference fueling corruption in government agencies.

Falana petitions African Rights Commission over xenophobic attacks in South Africa.

Desmond Elliot withdraws from Lagos APC primary amid allegations of intimidation.

Nigeria arrests former minister in hiding after a corruption conviction.

Seventy NASS members lose return tickets in the competitive APC primaries.

Gov Yusuf approaches Tinubu over planned defection with Kwankwaso’s backing.

WHO honors global champions for advancing primary health care at the 79th Assembly.

UN-Habitat expresses concern over 3.4 billion people lacking secure housing worldwide.

Nigeria holds key interest rate steady as Iran war drives fuel prices higher.

Wema Bank shareholders approve N1.25 dividend as the bank eyes tier-one status.

Proceeds from Geregu will be invested in Dangote Refinery, says Otedola.

Scientists discover a nutrient that can supercharge cellular energy for better health.

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