Nigeria News in English

Good morning! It’s 26th July, and here’s your Nigeria daily news capsule.

Adeleke orders repairs on ₦8.5 billion Osogbo flyover after structural faults emerge.

Anthony Joshua triumphs over Kristian Prenga with a knockout in his comeback fight.

Kogi University expels two students over allegations of homosexuality and rusticates four others.

Al-Mustapha warns against falsehoods about Abacha’s death, disputes ex-DSS officer’s claims.

Experts call for a financing framework to boost Africa’s emerging economies and agricultural sectors.

Atiku criticizes Tinubu’s remarks comparing Nigeria to China, calling for greater scrutiny.

IGP Disu orders police to shoot anyone carrying illegal firearms amid rising insecurity.

U.S. imposes new tariffs on Nigerian imports over forced labor claims affecting several nations.

Sixteen million Nigerians could face a hunger crisis by January 2027, according to a new report.

Dangote Refinery secures a record $2.5 billion equity investment to expand its operations.

Brent oil prices surpass $100 for the first time since late May, raising concerns over petrol costs.

Lassa fever death toll reaches 224, with 936 confirmed cases reported across 23 states.

No Mpox outbreak confirmed in Benue, despite rising fears over suspected cases in the community.

KWAM1 responds fiercely to claims made by an alleged daughter and baby mama on social media.

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