Inside Nigerian newspaper headlines today – Monday, 24 February 2025
Various news headlines dominate the front pages of the newspapers today.
Various news headlines dominate the front pages of the newspapers today.
The commission has also increased application fees from N1 million to N5 million and processing fee from N5 million to ...
The three defendants are being prosecuted for the deaths of 35 children during a stampede at a Christmas funfair programme ...
Chairman of the Association of Resident Doctors (ARD), EKSUTH chapter, Famous Adeyemi, maintained that the doctors would only return to ...
The naira recorded a 2.43 per cent gain on Monday to close at N756.94 or $1
The singer, who began his career when Mr Eazi of the record label emPawa Africa discovered him in 2017, said ...
“We are gradually returning to normalcy as the lockdown is lifted,’’ Health Ministry official, Nasima Sultana, told a news conference ...
Affected workers are grade level 1 to 13. They constitute 70 per cent of the state’s workforce.
The decision was taken as part of the preventive measures against the spread of the coronavirus.
NiMet’s Weather Outlook on Sunday, in Abuja, predicted partly cloudy to cloudy morning over the central states.
There were chances of dust haze over Minna, Kaduna, Lafia, Gombe, Jos and Bauchi axis.
Thunderstorms and rainfall would prevail over most parts of the country.
Moderate rains would be expected over Bauchi, Gombe, Mambilla Plateau, Jalingo, Jos and Abuja in the morning hours.
There would be rainfall in some cities.
There are prospect of thunderstorms and moderate rains over Makurdi, Jos, Taraba, etc.
ASUU has been on strike for one month.
Primary school teachers are still receiving between N7,500 and N8,000 as monthly salary.
The meeting is to address the challenges confronting the region.
The holiday is to celebrate the Islamic post-Ramadan festival.
The nation marks another democracy day.
Nigeria will play Corsica on Friday.
April 19 was initially set as the date of reopening the airport.
The minister urged Nigerians to co-operate and join hands with President Muhammadu Buhari.
The decision was announced Friday.
A judge will deliver his ruling 11 years after the murder.
All content is Copyrighted © 2025 The Premium Times, Nigeria