From deadly blasts to financial aid talks and history-making curlers, Nigeria's headlines are as varied as ever. Dive into the latest events shaping the nation.
Recent news from Nigeria has covered a wide range of topics, from tragic explosions to financial discussions and even sports achievements. The country was rocked by multiple deadly explosions, with one particular incident in Oyo state resulting in the death of three people and injuring scores more. Investigations pointed to explosives stored by illegal miners as the cause of the blasts, highlighting the dangers posed by unauthorized storage of hazardous materials.
On a different front, Nigeria has been in talks for financial aid of up to $1.5 billion from the World Bank to support the country’s budget. Finance Minister Wale Edun expressed hope for the aid during an interview with Bloomberg Television, showcasing the country’s efforts to stabilize its economy amidst challenging times.
In a more unexpected turn of events, Nigeria made waves in the Winter Youth Olympics with its history-making curling team. The team's journey to the competition required private funding, shedding light on the passion and determination of Nigerian athletes in unconventional sports.
As Nigeria continues to navigate through a mix of tragedies, financial negotiations, and sporting triumphs, the nation remains resilient and diverse in its pursuits.
At least two people were killed and dozens injured when explosives stored at a private residence detonated in Nigeria's Oyo state, its governor said on ...
Three people died and 77 were injured after a blast caused by explosives rocked more than 20 buildings in one of Nigeria's largest cities.
Oyo state governor said explosives stored by illegal miners triggered the blast on Tuesday evening.
A general view of damaged cars and buildings at the scene of an explosion in the Bodija area in Ibadan, Nigeria on January 16, 2024. PHOTO | AFP.
“We're hoping to get $1 billion or $1.5 billion from the World Bank” for budgetary support, Finance Minister Wale Edun said Wednesday in a Bloomberg Television ...
Residents in the southwestern state of Oyo's densely populated Ibadan city heard a loud blast at about 7:45 p.m., causing panic as many fled their homes.
Early investigations suggest the blast may have been caused by explosives stored by illegal miners.
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Preliminary investigations by the security agencies revealed that "illegal miners occupying one of the houses in Bodija had stored explosive devices there ...
A deadly blast that rocked the Nigerian city of Ibadan overnight was caused by explosives stored by illegal miners, the Oyo state governor has said.
Ibadan police have yet to determine explosion's cause, but area residents say dynamite was kept by some illegal miners in residential area triggered blast ...
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Nigeria's central bank has cleared the entire foreign exchange forwards liability of 14 banks, an official said on Wednesday, adding that settlements with ...
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