Nigeria News in English

Good morning! It’s 30th July, and here’s your Nigeria daily news capsule.

Northern senators support Tinubu’s military expansion following recent massacres in Benue and Kaduna.

U.S. halts visa processing at Abuja embassy and 24 other African missions starting August 1.

Amnesty International demands Shell’s accountability for environmental pollution in the Niger Delta region.

Reps Committee declares disputed appointment letter of PFIPC’s DG as fake amid ongoing investigations.

Federal Government calls for a shift in agricultural research financing across Africa to boost productivity.

FG re-arraigns convicted Ansaru commanders and others over the Oyo school abduction case.

Police arrest Osun State Secretary to the Government and five others over alleged vote-buying activities.

Accord Party celebrates Appeal Court ruling that restores its registration and confidence in democracy.

Terrorists kill one in Zamfara during an attempted abduction of a federal polytechnic rector’s family.

Atiku criticizes Tinubu, calling him a "drowning man" over comments about wrestling with opponents.

U.S. launches heavy strikes on Iran following an attempted attack on American troops in the region.

AfDB approves $2 million grant for Ethiopia’s renewable energy and agriculture mini-grid program.

Reform UK councillor faces charges for offensive comments about Nigerians in a social media post.

United Capital announces N5.4 billion interim dividend as pre-tax profit rises by 80% in H1.

Champion Breweries reports strong H1 performance, driven by revenue growth from its recent acquisition.

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