Nigeria News in English

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

Appeal court stays judgement deregistering ADC, Accord, and three other opposition parties.

Tinubu appeals to Ekiti voters, urging support for Governor Oyebanji's re-election.

Tinubu praises troops for neutralizing bandit kingpin and rescuing a general’s widow.

Governor Adeleke calls on Osun people to defend their democratic rights ahead of 2026.

Makinde rejects negotiations with abductors, vowing to rescue Ogbomoso schoolchildren.

AHF Africa demands debt relief and greater investment in youth for a brighter future.

Oshiomhole alleges forged signatures in Natasha Akpoti's suspension report controversy.

Soludo endorses Tinubu at a rally in Ebonyi, dismissing claims of political handovers.

States declare public holiday for the Islamic New Year, with Osun leading the way.

Gunmen attack Nigerian Institute NIPSS in Jos, killing three, including a police officer.

IMF warns that rising stablecoin use could weaken the Naira's demand in Nigeria.

Japan raises interest rates to a 31-year high to combat inflation and economic instability.

Dangote cuts petrol price by N75 as easing tensions in the Middle East affect crude oil.

NASA discusses bold mission to boost the Swift space telescope in a race against time.

Exercise found to be the closest treatment to slow the progression of Parkinson’s disease.

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