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Arise News Anchor, Ojy Okpe, Loses Father

Senate Won’t Be Intimidated, Akpabio Tackles Critics over Electoral Act

US Congressman: Destabilising Nigeria Will Embolden Terrorists

FAAC: Governors Demand Evidence of Presidential Write-off of NNPC’s $1.42bn, N5.5tn Debt

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Arise News Anchor, Ojy Okpe, Loses Father

A retired Commissioner of Police, Chief Matthew Egwuenu is dead. Egwuenu died on Friday, February 6th, 2026, at the age of 80. A statement issued Sunday by Mr. John Paul

Senate Won’t Be Intimidated, Akpabio Tackles Critics over Electoral Act

US Congressman: Destabilising Nigeria Will Embolden Terrorists

FAAC: Governors Demand Evidence of Presidential Write-off of NNPC’s $1.42bn, N5.5tn Debt

Excess Liquidity in the System Raises Banks’ Deposits with CBN By 460% to N52.6tn in January 2026

Left Behind But Not Forgotten

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Bridging the Protein Gap: Olam Agri’s Strategic Resolve in a Growing Nigeria

05:26, 8th Feb, 2026 by Ayo Yusuf

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Unfinished Business in Nigeria’s Cement Sector

05:20, 8th Feb, 2026 by Ayo Yusuf

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You’ll Reap What You Sow, Wike Tells Govs, Senators, Others Supporting ‘Betrayers’

05:19, 8th Feb, 2026 by Ayo Yusuf

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Shettima Leads FG’s Delegation to Condole With Victims of Kwara Attack, Promises to Restore Peace

04:55, 8th Feb, 2026 by Ayo Yusuf

Nigeria

Ojulari: NNPC’s Refinery Shutdown a Long-Term Energy Strategy, Not Short-term Cost-cutting Measure

04:50, 8th Feb, 2026 by Ayo Yusuf

Nigeria

Kano Assembly Dismisses Alleged Impeachment Plot against Deputy Governor Gwarzo

04:48, 8th Feb, 2026 by Ayo Yusuf

Arise News Anchor, Ojy Okpe, Loses Father

Senate Won’t Be Intimidated, Akpabio Tackles Critics over Electoral Act

US Congressman: Destabilising Nigeria Will Embolden Terrorists

FAAC: Governors Demand Evidence of Presidential Write-off of NNPC’s $1.42bn, N5.5tn Debt

Excess Liquidity in the System Raises Banks’ Deposits with CBN By 460% to N52.6tn in January 2026

Left Behind But Not Forgotten

Bridging the Protein Gap: Olam Agri’s Strategic Resolve in a Growing Nigeria

Unfinished Business in Nigeria’s Cement Sector

You’ll Reap What You Sow, Wike Tells Govs, Senators, Others Supporting ‘Betrayers’

Shettima Leads FG’s Delegation to Condole With Victims of Kwara Attack, Promises to Restore Peace

Ojulari: NNPC’s Refinery Shutdown a Long-Term Energy Strategy, Not Short-term Cost-cutting Measure

Kano Assembly Dismisses Alleged Impeachment Plot against Deputy Governor Gwarzo

Southern Govs Condemn Kwara Terror Attack, Seek Arrest of Perpetrators

UK: We’ve Not Been Notified of Judgment Awarding £420m to Families of Nigerian Coal Miners

Bauchi Govt to Pay for Medical Treatment of Injured Correspondents of ARISE NEWS, Channels, AIT, 11 Others

Mark: APC Has Failed on Its Campaign Promises, ADC Will Offer Nigeria Better Political Future

Afenifere Condemns Senate’s Rejection of Electronic Transmission of Election Results

Bandits Kill 13 Benue, Kaduna, Abduct Catholic Priest, 10 Others in Kaduna

Stop Mass Killings, Abductions, Other Forms of Violence, Catholic Church Tells FG

Kwara Killings: Lift Ban on Amotekun to Combat Spread of Banditry to Osun, Adeleke Tells Police

Insurgency Denying Children Immunisation in North-east, Former Lawmaker Cries Out

NIS Clarifies Non-issuance of Passport in South-east Italy, Four Other International Stations

US Court Jails Nigerian for Defrauding over 400 Americans in $6m Inheritance Scam

FMDQ Debt Market Hits N99.3tn as T-Bills, Bond Yields Ease on Improved Liquidity

Plateau Confirms Four Deaths as Lassa Fever Cases Rise to 11 in Seven LGAs

THE MASSACRE IN KWARA STATE

When the Tax Man Cometh…

Tinubu’s Endless Interventions in Rivers Crisis

As More Nigerians Die of Hospital Negligence

Senate as a Threat to Credible Elections

Nigeria’s Uneven Path to Economic Recovery

Architecting Africa’s Trade Renaissance

From Donald Trumps’s MAGA to Europe’s MAGA Can the Board of Peace Replace the United Nations?

Uba Sani Refuses to Be Defined by Adversities

Who Cares about Coups These Days, Anyway?

Arokodare’s Goal Not Enough as Palmer’s Third Hat trick Earn Chelsea Full Marks

NSC Hails NOGIG for Providing Platform for Athletes

Nigeria’s Skewed Criminal Justice System

Abimbola Adeseyoju: Quiet Architecture of Power

Valentine’s Day: Little Luxuries of Love

Plateau Runners Dominate SDD 10km Marathon

Ondo State to Domesticate Niger Delta Games Scouting Framework

Davis Cup: Daniel Adeleye Restores Parity for Nigeria against Uzbekistan

Newstap/ SWAN Five-Star Award Nomination Excites Onyeani

Nigeria Makes 4th Consecutive Appearance at Winter Olympics

End of Petroleum Imports Regime in Nigeria

In Her Paintings, Sara Jacobs Majekodunmi Conjures Hybridity Without Manifesto

THE PRICE OF ILLICIT DRUG TRAFFICKING

Fragrant Abuse of Cybercrimes Act in Nigeria

Taiwo Afolabi’s Next Big Play

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