Ahmadu Bello University clarifies that viral nuclear weapon allegations are false, reaffirming Nigeria’s commitment to peaceful research. Also in today’s NowNowNaija: new state proposal for the South-East, Afreximbank milestones, and Rivers United’s CAF triumph.

President Bola Tinubu has overhauled Nigeria’s military leadership, appointing new service chiefs to strengthen national security and restore public confidence. Plus, Kaduna faces another raid, new Nigerian tech boosts community safety, and Ebuka & Banky W launch a podcast redefining masculinity.

Bauchi reshapes traditional rule with new emir appointments. Plus: Kwankwaso eyes 2027 alliance, Nigeria battles AI cyber threats, and entertainment soars 11%.

A tragic tanker blast claims 42 lives in Niger State. Plus: PDP unity moves, Nigeria–Denmark tech deal, Dangote refinery plans, and Osimhen’s European triumph.

Platform launch urges rural Nigerian farmers to adopt digital tools. Also: Supreme Court takes up emergency rule, Nigeria-Denmark digital deal, oil remittances hit over ₦10 trillion.

Nigeria Police recover stolen luxury cars for the Netherlands. Also: EndSARS remembrance, NJFP 2.0 job rollout, MTN youth boost, and Falcons’ campaign.

A former governor faces investigation over alleged coup financing. Also: #FreeKanuNow protests, $8 billion energy inflow, 130 million offline, and Remo Stars’ loss.

At the 2025 OGP Summit in Spain, Nigeria earned two awards for leadership in technology-driven governance, marking a major step toward transparency, public accountability, and inclusive digital progress.

Across Nigeria and beyond, young voices are leading on climate, tech, and reform. The Ooni launches a new AI Centre, opposition parties face realignments, Dangote refinery stabilizes output, and the Super Falcons secure their future.

Inside: Suleiman’s NILDS wins national praise, Senate confirms new INEC boss, Lagos ramps up car production, and Osimhen fires Nigeria to World Cup playoff glory.

A deadly clash in Delta State between a soldier and intruders reignites Nigeria’s debate on security enforcement and citizens’ rights. Plus, Lagos drives cybersecurity reform, Nigeria backs its reserves with gold, and MUSON Festival unites the arts.

Lagos demolishes multi-billion naira market buildings, leaving traders devastated and raising concerns over governance, livelihoods, and investor confidence.

Nigeria confronts data-breaching loan sharks, ASUU faces fresh pressure to end its strike, UN backs the fight against cybercrime, and Odumodublvck’s new album unites Wizkid and Davido for peace — here’s what’s shaping the nation today.

The Federal Government warns ASUU over its strike threat, Tinubu celebrates Seyi’s milestone, and Nigeria’s fintechs move to cloud banking while Osamede redefines local cinema — key moments shaping the nation’s education, economy, and culture.

Over 2,700 soldiers lost to Boko Haram revealed; retired generals urge a national state of emergency. Meanwhile, Raenest expands to the U.S., oil output dips, and Oyindamola Olugbile wins Nigeria’s top literary prize.

From major terror arrests and INEC reforms to a multilingual AI health companion and ₦20 billion Nollywood fund — Nigeria’s push for safety, innovation, and unity defines this week’s headlines.

GEEP teams up with NAIC and NSITF to secure farmers and small businesses, Amupitan gains support as INEC nominee, and Glo drives broadband expansion — see how Nigeria is fortifying its future across economy, politics, and tech.

Nigeria insures 9,000 farmers to stabilise food supply as CBN geotags PoS for fraud control and NCC drives broadband expansion. Plus: Concert for Change raises ₦100m for kids.

FG launches a Ministerial Project Approval Board to speed and tighten school projects (₦20bn approvals in-house). Plus: AI roadmap, debt refinance, Super Eagles camp.

FG localizes AU’s Kampala Declaration to fix food systems; power minister warns underperforming DisCos before 2028; NITDA–ICPC tackle IT corruption; Odumodublvck hits No.1.

Nigeria’s former generals and leaders confront the enduring scars of Boko Haram while urging real action over rhetoric. Meanwhile, Dangote Refinery resolves a major union strike, GoCab launches affordable EVs, Nigeria’s rig count jumps 762%, and Imisi wins BBNaija Season 10 with ₦150 million

A tragic night in Abuja reveals deep flaws in Nigeria’s emergency systems, prompting national reflection. Meanwhile, Tinubu vows unity across religious divides, the stock market hits ₦140.6 trillion, and Super Eagles gear up for crucial World Cup qualifiers.

CBN Governor Olayemi Cardoso says Nigeria’s forex reforms and transparent policies have revived global investor interest. As confidence grows, attention shifts to whether these reforms will deliver lasting economic stability for citizens.

Lagos demolishes multi-billion naira market buildings, leaving traders devastated and raising concerns over governance, livelihoods, and investor confidence.

From the shocking Abuja killing of journalist Somtochukwu Maduagwu to Peter Obi’s Independence Day critique of APC and the Flying Eagles’ must-win clash against Saudi Arabia — see how these events shape Nigeria’s future.