Nigeria News in English

Good morning! It’s 19th June, and here’s your Nigeria daily news capsule.

Ekiti election: Over one million voters prepare as INEC distributes materials to sixteen councils.

Activist warns President Tinubu against IMF tax proposals as government debunks telecom and fuel tax plans.

First Lady disburses one hundred million Naira grant to two thousand women in Benue, commissions ICT centre.

Retired generals call for urgent security reforms following the tragic death of retired general Rabe Abubakar.

FG launches national compendium aimed at unlocking state economies and attracting investors across Nigeria.

Suspected jihadists stage a deadly attack on Niger airport, resulting in thirty-five fatalities.

US Embassy in Abuja and Lagos consulate close for Juneteenth holiday, halting routine services across Nigeria.

Nigeria reduces malaria prevalence by half, deepening partnership with the Global Fund to sustain gains.

Kogi Works Commissioner leads inspection tour of Lokoja's ultra-modern international market project.

Oyo abduction: Rarara accuses Davido of politicizing insecurity during World Cup event.

FG targets five million jobs from the blue economy while seeking maritime security cooperation.

World Cup 2026: South Africa secures a draw with Czechia thanks to a late penalty.

Underwater gliders embark on a significant research mission in the Mediterranean Sea.

DNA time stamps reveal surprising origins of the strawberry, shedding light on its history.

AGN poll: Stakeholders rally behind Kelvin Uvo’s reform agenda for the association.

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