Nigeria News in English

Good morning! It’s 14th July, and here’s your Nigeria daily news capsule.

Oyo Governor Makinde calls for UN investigation into abduction of pupils and teachers.

Adeyemi claims he fears for his life amid controversy over presidential council.

Former President Buhari remembered one year after his passing, with tributes from leaders.

New Housing Minister promises regulation to prevent building collapses in Nigeria.

Appeal Court rules against INEC recognizing ADC congresses led by Mark’s executives.

Experts urge for innovative technologies to combat the cancer crisis in Africa.

Atiku and Obi celebrate suspension of WAEC and NECO fee hike for students.

Heavy rains cause flooding in Lagos, stranding motorists and submerging vehicles.

Debate reignites over APC's Muslim-Muslim ticket for the 2027 presidential election.

Gunmen kidnap Oyo school headmaster, demanding a ransom of 30 million Naira.

Oil prices rise to $80 as Trump reinstates blockade on Iran's ports.

UK updates visa requirements, affecting over 100 countries, including Nigeria.

Africa's informal sector reaches $125 billion, according to the African Development Bank.

US military launches third night of strikes on Iran amid escalating tensions.

Naira remains steady as external reserves increase to $51.77 billion.

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