Spain’s Lleida Bans Full Face Coverings In Public Spaces
The Spanish city of Lleida has approved a ban on full-face coverings in most public spaces, reviving a legal debate over burqa and niqab restrictions.
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Otti Warns Against Return Of Petrol Subsidy
Abia Governor Alex Otti has opposed any return of Nigeria’s petrol subsidy, saying government resources should support production rather than consumption.
Tinubu To Return To Lagos Sunday After Extended Working Vacation
President Bola Tinubu is expected to return to Lagos on Sunday after extending his working vacation in Europe, amid questions over presidential powers during his absence.
Fatima Radda takes Katsina cancer campaign to World Cancer Congress in Hong Kong
Fatima Radda is participating in the World Cancer Congress 2026 in Hong Kong, where she is highlighting Katsina’s efforts on cancer awareness, screening and patient support.
Obi Says Anambra Savings Could Cover Alleged $123m Debt
Peter Obi insists he left no debt as Anambra governor, saying the $150 million in savings he left behind could have covered the alleged $123 million debt.
Obi Rejects OK Movement’s Campaign Council
Peter Obi has rejected a presidential campaign council formed by the OK Movement, saying support groups must not assume the role of the NDC.
Raphinha Replaces Neymar As Brazil’s New No. 10
Raphinha has become Brazil’s new No. 10 following Neymar’s international retirement, inheriting one of the most iconic shirts in Brazilian football.
FG Seeks $1.2bn Private Capital For 90,000km Fibre Network
Nigeria is seeking $1.2bn in private capital to fund the remaining portion of its planned 90,000km nationwide fibre network under a public-private partnership.
Shettima Urges Responsible AI Use As Nigeria Pushes Digital Innovation
Vice President Kashim Shettima has urged countries to direct artificial intelligence towards human development as Nigeria expands investment in digital infrastructure and innovation.
Banks’ CBN Deposits Fall 1.14% To N82.99tn In August
Nigerian banks reduced their deposits with the CBN to N82.99 trillion in August, while analysts linked the movement to liquidity conditions, credit risks and interest rates.