
Tinubu Celebrates Nigerians Who Stood Up to Military Rule
President Bola Tinubu has awarded national honours to Nigerians who stood against military rule. This recognition includes journalists and retired military officers.
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President Bola Tinubu has awarded national honours to Nigerians who stood against military rule. This recognition includes journalists and retired military officers.

During a Democracy Day speech, President Tinubu urged young Nigerians to remain in the country and help build a better future instead of leaving for opportunities abroad.

During his Democracy Day speech, President Tinubu urged the media and civil society to continue believing in Nigeria, even when they disagree with his government.

In Abia State, two farmers and a motorcyclist were rescued after being kidnapped during a farm attack. Community members acted quickly to ensure their safe return.

A Federal High Court in Lagos has found 11 Indian sailors guilty of bringing cocaine into Nigeria. They face fines and restitution amounting to about $6 million.

A two-storey building under construction in Edo collapsed early Thursday, raising concerns about safety standards and the use of low-quality materials.

Four suspects were arrested by Imo State Police during a raid in the forests of Ohaji/Egbema. The operation aimed to improve security in the area.

The NDLEA burned over 73,000kg of drugs in Edo State, including cannabis and psychotropic substances, emphasizing its commitment to combat drug abuse.

The Federal University Birnin Kebbi confirms the death of Zaharadeen Nuhu, a 300-level student, who was attacked by thieves. Investigations are ongoing.

The federal government has charged five men in Abuja for allegedly planning to supply weapons to Boko Haram. They face serious terrorism-related charges.

The National Automotive Design and Development Council has opened an auto training center in Gusau, training 100 youths in mechatronics to fix tricycles and motorcycles.

The Central Bank of Nigeria is set to change rules for financial holding companies to enhance stability in the financial system. Stakeholders can give feedback by July 9.