Nigeria News in English

Good morning! It’s 2nd June, and here’s your Nigeria daily news capsule.

Teachers and residents protest in Borno, Oyo, and Ogun over school abductions.

Remi Tinubu states her husband is working tirelessly to tackle insecurity in Nigeria.

Babachir Lawal criticizes the ADC presidential primary, calling it disgraceful.

Peter Obi outlines a plan for Nigeria, asserting Kwankwaso won't be just a backup.

The divided opposition prepares for the 2027 polls, presenting 11 presidential candidates.

The federal government has scrapped the three-month terminal leave for civil servants.

Fayose alleges that Makinde's government orchestrated the Oyo abduction to blackmail Tinubu.

Wike takes responsibility for the roaming cows on Abuja streets and issues an apology.

UBA reaffirms its role as Africa’s premier continental bridge, focusing on youth and tech.

The Supreme Court sanctions the merger of Providus and Unity Bank, dismissing an appeal.

Nigerian gaming culture embraces a JRPG renaissance, marking a significant trend in 2026.

Tobi Bakre condemns gender discrimination in the industry, urging collaboration with women.

Travelers to Brazil and Italy spark fears of Ebola spread, raising global health concerns.

Gavi commits 50 million dollars to Bundibugyo Ebolavirus vaccines and outbreak response.

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