President Tinubu’s plane touched down at London Stansted Airport at 3.18 pm
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Viral “Donald Trump Post” On Nigeria Is Fake
The post, which quickly went viral, was fabricated by the enemies of the Nigerian state
Tinubu Departs For Historic State Visit To London Tomorrow
The state visit is the first by a Nigerian leader in 37 years. President Tinubu is also the first Nigerian leader to be hosted by the British monarch at Windsor Castle
Polaris Bank Board Chair Gidado Tasks New Chartered Bankers On Integrity, Excellence
Dr. Gidado, made the call while delivering his remarks as the Special Guest of Honour at the 2026 Stream 1 Chartered Banker Induction Ceremony
NOVA Bank Names Jude Anele MD/CEO, Fulfills CBN Capital Mandates
The appointment reflects the Board’s strategic commitment to consolidating NOVA Bank’s commercial banking platform while accelerating growth across its Corporate, Commercial and Retail segments
NDLEA Arrests 74-Year-Old Grandpa At Abuja Airport With 11kg Cocaine In Balloons
The septuagenarian who claimed he was travelling to London, United Kingdom for vacation, was arrested by NDLEA officers at the departure hall
Ex-Gov Lamido, Son, Businesses Face Fresh Arraignment Over Alleged N1.3bn Fraud
The new arraignment date followed the failure of the defendants to present themselves in court on the initial arraignment
Tinubu Promises Tariff Relief For Media Business, Urges Partnership For National Development
President Tinubu said responsible leadership must take appropriate decisions at the right time, adding that anything to the contrary amounted to failure
Fola Adeola Named Chairman As Tinubu Establishes Task Force On Presidential Petroleum Reform & Value Optimisation
Other members of the Taskforce are: Ademola Adeyemi-Bero, Osagie Okunbor, Abubakar Suleiman, Adaeze Aguele, Farouk Gumel, Phillipa Osakwe-Okoye and Seyi Bella.
How $760,910 Was Used To Pay School Fees Of Yahaya Bello’s Children – Witness
Bello is standing trial alongside Umar Shuaibu Oricha and Abdulsalami Hudu on a 16-count charge bordering on criminal breach of trust and money laundering to the tune of an alleged ₦110.4 billion