Author: Olaoluwa Vincent Ajayi

President Bola Tinubu has called for unity, resilience and renewed hope among Nigerians as Christians across the country and the world celebrate the 2026 Easter season. Read more breaking stories from our latest nigeria news In a message released by his Special Adviser on Information and Strategy, Bayo Onanuga, the President congratulated Nigerians at home and in the diaspora, noting that Easter symbolises sacrifice, redemption and the triumph of light over darkness. Tinubu said the season serves as a reminder of the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus Christ, urging citizens to reflect on its deeper meaning, particularly in the face of current national…

Nigeria’s electoral body, the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), has reaffirmed its commitment to neutrality and impartiality while suspending all engagement with factions of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) amid a deepening leadership crisis with significant implications for the 2027 general elections. For more updates on party developments, follow the latest APC news in Nigeria.  INEC Declares Neutrality, Cites Court Orders In an official statement, the National Commissioner and Chairman of the Information and Voter Education Committee, Mallam Mohammed Kudu Haruna, stressed the Commission’s “unwavering commitment to remain impartial and unbiased.” INEC said its actions are guided strictly by a ruling of the Court of Appeal,…

The British pound to Nigerian naira exchange rate stood at ₦1,826.34 per £1 on Tuesday, March 31, 2026,  according to data from eurochange and Western Union. While the pound recorded a slight gain within 24 hours, the broader trend shows a steady decline over the past year. Read more latest report from new daily economy  GBP to NGN Today: Slight Daily Increase Compared to Monday’s rate of ₦1,824.88, the pound rose by ₦1.46, representing a 0.08 per cent increase. This marginal movement highlights the short-term volatility in the foreign exchange market, where daily fluctuations are often driven by demand for foreign…

From the front page of global newspaper across the world, Global pressure is mounting on households, governments and institutions as rising living costs continue to reshape daily life across continents. From universities in Nigeria, where students are skipping meals due to surging food prices, to European cities grappling with energy bills and slowing economies, the strain is visible and widespread. Policymakers are under increasing scrutiny as inflation, supply disruptions and economic uncertainty test resilience at every level. While communities adapt in small ways, the broader challenge remains unresolved, raising urgent questions about how long people can sustain the burden and…

Yusuf Tanko Sununu, Nigeria’s Minister of State for Humanitarian Affairs and Poverty Reduction, has resigned from his position as political activities begin to gather pace ahead of the 2027 general elections. For more updates, follow the latest news from Nigeria news Sununu confirmed his resignation on Monday, stating that he stepped down in compliance with rules guiding public office holders seeking elective positions. His decision signals a clear move towards contesting for the Kebbi South Senatorial District seat. The former federal lawmaker, who represented Yauri, Shanga, and Ngaski Federal Constituency, is expected to formally declare his ambition in the coming…

The Nigerian currency slipped again against the British pound on March 30, 2026, underscoring sustained pressure in the foreign exchange market. Data from OANDA shows the naira traded at ₦1,833.12 to £1, compared with ₦1,846.73 the previous day and ₦1,842.62 earlier, pointing to continued volatility driven by strong demand for foreign currencies. The latest movement reflects deep-rooted challenges in Nigeria’s forex system. Analysts say limited supply of foreign exchange, combined with heavy dependence on imports and international transactions, continues to weigh on the naira. Businesses and individuals seeking funds for overseas obligations are adding pressure to an already strained market.…

From Australia to India, from China to Bangladesh, and across the United Kingdom, today’s front pages present a clear picture of a world facing pressure on multiple fronts. Security threats, political divisions, and economic uncertainty dominate headlines, showing how closely linked national stories have become in a globalised era. Several newspapers highlight growing geopolitical risks, with tensions involving Iran and the United States raising fears of wider conflict. At the same time, economic concerns run deep, as countries grapple with rising fuel prices, supply challenges and the long shadow of post-pandemic recovery. Reports from different regions point to similar worries:…

Nasir Nasir El-Rufa broke down in tears as his mother Hajiya Umma El-Rufai  was buried in Abuja, drawing emotional scenes from mourners. The burial ceremony drew a large gathering of top government officials, political leaders, and dignitaries from across Nigeria, reflecting the influence and respect the El-Rufai family commands in the country’s political space. Dignitaries Pay Last Respects Among those who attended the funeral prayer were serving and former governors, senior government officials, and opposition figures, all of whom came to sympathise with the former governor and his family. Earlier, President Bola Tinubu had sent a condolence message, expressing his…

Across continents, the front pages of newspapers present a vivid snapshot of a world in flux, where politics, conflict, economy and society intersect in real time. From Washington to Lagos, London to New Delhi, headlines are dominated by rising geopolitical tensions, particularly in the Middle East, alongside deepening domestic political rivalries ahead of key elections. Economic uncertainty also runs through global coverage, with slowing growth, currency pressures and energy shocks shaping policy debates and everyday life. At the same time, social change—from protests in the United States to governance concerns in Africa and Asia—reflects a growing demand for accountability and…