Latest News in Nigeria Today Thursday 6th November 2025
These are the Latest News in Nigeria Today on Thursday 6th November 2025 .
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target=_blank>NYCN seeks mandatory drug testing in major institutions
The National President of the Northern Youth Council of Nigeria (NYCN), Isah Abubakar, has called for mandatory drug screening across various major institutions in Nigeria.
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target=_blank>Cartoon: ‘Someone get my glasses’
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target=_blank>FIFA announce new peace prize to be awarded at World Cup draw in Washington
The announcement came before Infantino appeared at the America Business Forum in Miami, where US President Donald Trump and Argentine World Cup champion Lionel Messi were also speakers.
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target=_blank>Senate mulls stiffer penalty for persons ripening fruits with chemicals
“They are linked to severe public health threats, such as cancer, kidney and liver diseases and food-borne illnesses, including cholera and lassa fever”
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target=_blank>IHRC urges diplomatic, security action to safeguard Nigeria’s global reputation
The International Human Rights Commission (IHRC Corporation) has called on the Federal Government to treat recent comments attributed to the U.S. President Donald Trump about Nigeria’s security situation as a wake-up call for decisive leadership and international engagement rather than an attack on the nation’s image. In a statement endorsed by Prof. h.c. Rafal Marcin
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target=_blank>Amupitan pledges electoral justice to curb post-election litigation
Prof. Joash Amupitan, the Chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), has pledged to champion “electoral justice” in Nigeria as a core strategy to reduce the high number of post-election litigations. Amupitan, in an interview with newsmen in Awka, acknowledged that it is the right of a candidate or political party to seek legal
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target=_blank>Politics must be open to all, not a privileged few – Ned Nwoko
Nwoko said political and other leaders in the country must begin to think outside the box for the betterment of the people.
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target=_blank>Tinubu implementing far-reaching measures to combat terrorism – Dele Alake
President Bola Tinubu’s administration is implementing several far-reaching measures to combat terrorism in Nigeria, combining military action with socio-economic initiatives and regional diplomacy Alake stated this during a News Conference hosted by the Minister of Information and National, Alhaji Mohammed Idris on Wednesday in Abuja. He explained that the insecurity in Nigeria did not start
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target=_blank>Nigerians in U.S. reject any invasion of Nigeria
Nigerians in the U.S. have strongly rejected any suggestion of the United States’ military intervention in Nigeria under the guise of protecting Christians. A statement on Wednesday in New York by Ms Temi Aregbesola, President, Organisation for the Advancement of Nigerians (OAN), strongly rejected the suggestion, together with 19 other Nigerian organisations in the U.S.
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target=_blank>Nigeria’s telecom subscribers hit 173.5m as broadband penetration reaches 49.3%
Nigeria’s telecommunications industry sustained its growth momentum into the third quarter of 2025, as active voice subscriptions rose to 173.54 million in September, up from 171.57 million in August, according to the latest industry data released by the Nigerian Communications Commission, NCC.
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