Nigeria News in English

Good morning! It’s 15th July, and here’s your Nigeria daily news capsule.

Oyo Assembly supports Makinde's UN probe call amid Senate's rejection of the appeal.

Calls intensify for Senate probe as police arrest Adeyemi over alleged misconduct.

Nigeria's pension assets soar by 51% to $22.8 billion, signaling renewed investor confidence.

Tinubu urges COREN to enhance regulations and impose sanctions in the engineering sector.

Appeal Court reserves judgment on ADC and four parties' deregistration challenge.

Nigeria prepares to evacuate more citizens from South Africa amid anti-immigration protests.

Top US official's visit to Nigeria underscores strengthened security ties between nations.

Niger State government bans graduation ceremonies in private schools to curb excesses.

Taskforce conducts raid on illegal mining site, arresting two individuals in Taraba.

Heavy downpour cripples Lagos, causing flooding that strands motorists and submerges vehicles.

UK government introduces new travel rules affecting Nigeria and 31 other African nations.

Canada opens immigration opportunities for skilled tradespeople from Nigeria and other countries.

Oil prices hit a one-month high as tensions rise between the US and Iran over Hormuz.

Fuel prices surge by N100 per litre as Dangote shifts FX burden to marketers.

Niniola's emotional message raises concerns following her husband's recent passing.

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