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We pay 54 taxes, airline operators lament; it’s just 4 – NCAA
By Dickson Omobola Fresh disagreement has emerged between the Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority, NCAA, and the Airline Operators of Nigeria, AON, over the amount of taxes, fees and charges imposed
Nigerian newspapers review: Fuel price rises, deepens pressure on transporters, businesses, others
In today’s Nigerian newspapers review programme, Today in the News, Vanguard leads with the surge in international crude oil prices above $100 per barrel which is pushing up petrol prices
Terror Alert: CAN, Muslims tighten security in Osun
By Shina Abubakar, Osogbo Following an alert by the Department of State Services, DSS, over an alleged plan to attack worship centres in Osun State, the Christian Association of Nigeria,
Dollar to Naira exchange rate today, September 14, 2026
The Nigerian naira opened the new week relatively stable against the United States dollar, with the official market rate remaining significantly below the parallel-market quotation. At the Nigerian Foreign Exchange
EPL Roundup: Saka seals Arsenal’s victory, Aina wins, Iwobi, Bassey grab first point
The result keeps Mikel Arteta’s side top of the table with 12 points The post EPL Roundup: Saka seals Arsenal’s victory, Aina wins, Iwobi, Bassey grab first point appeared first
Three countries in East Africa where it snows
When people think of snow, Africa may not be the first continent that comes to mind. However, some of East Africa’s highest mountains have snow, glaciers and ice despite being
Uganda buries ‘youngest’ king amid succession row
Several thousand people gathered on Saturday in Uganda to pay final respects to a king once recognised as the world’s youngest monarch, with the president urging unity amid a fight
Rivers United, El-Kanemi, Shooting Stars face decisive CAF tests
The three Nigerian clubs have taken contrasting paths into the decisive stage of the preliminary rounds, but the objective is the same: survive the first hurdle and keep Nigeria’s continental
Meet 68-yr-old Nigerian grandfather who bagged first-class degree in UK
A 68-year-old Nigerian-born grandfather has graduated with a first-class degree in social work from Goldsmiths, University of London, after returning to education as a mature student. Chris Osagbaekhoe, who was

