Tinubu Approves ₦4 Trillion Bond to Clear Power Debts, Restore Investor Confidence
President Bola Tinubu has approved a ₦4 trillion bond to clear legacy debts owed to power-generation firms and gas suppliers, a decisive step expected to
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Flying Eagles still Alive! Face Colombia for Destiny
The Flying Eagles’ 3–2 thriller over Saudi Arabia kept Nigeria breathing at the FIFA U-20 World Cup. Now a do-or-die showdown with unbeaten Colombia will
Flying Eagles 3–2 Saudi Arabia: Nigeria’s U-20s Revive World Cup Hopes
IDNN Sports Desk Victory in Talca, Survival on the Line The Flying Eagles of Nigeria pulled themselves back from the brink with a thrilling 3–2...
Beyond The Court: Nollywood Basketball Film Brings Dreams and Grit to the Screen
The newly released short film Beyond The Court, starring rising talent Chimezie Imo, captures the raw determination of Nigerian youth chasing basketball glory against all
Soyinka Legacy: National Theatre Reborn
Nigeria renamed the National Theatre after Nobel laureate Wole Soyinka, unveiling a $68bn renovation and endowment fund to revive arts and culture.
Health SOS: 1 Doctor for Every 9,083 Nigerians
IDNN Health Desk A Nation Underserved Nigeria’s health system is staring at collapse as the Nigerian Association of Resident Doctors (NARD) revealed a ratio of...
Transparency Bombshell: 511 MDAs Fail Integrity Test
A new integrity assessment shows 511 of Nigeria’s 517 ministries and agencies failed transparency tests, exposing deep cracks in public accountability.
Nnamdi Kanu’s Health Plea: DSS Accused of Falsifying Records
IPOB leader Nnamdi Kanu has petitioned the Nigerian Medical Association, accusing DSS doctors of falsifying his health records and warning of life-threatening neglect.
Sowore on Trial: Free Speech Collides with Cybercrime Law
Omoyele Sowore faces cybercrime charges for comments about President Tinubu, with X and Meta named as co-defendants in a test case for free speech.
Rivers Governor Fubara Sacks Cabinet After Supreme Court Blow
Rivers Governor Siminalayi Fubara dissolved his cabinet after a Supreme Court ruling voided approvals by his loyal assembly faction, intensifying the Wike feud.