Latest News in Nigeria Today Tuesday 20th October 2026
These are the Latest News in Nigeria Today on Tuesday 20th October 2026 .
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target=_blank>US midterms – The races to watch
Americans vote on November 3 in midterm elections that will decide whether President Donald Trump’s Republicans retain control of Congress or spend the final two years of his term confronting Democratic majorities.
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target=_blank>ENDSARS at Six: The Echoes, The Anger, The unfinished Justice
STILL BLEEDING: THE UNFINISHED STORY OF AN ENDSARS VICTIM For Gabriel, 20-10-20 did not end at the Lekki Toll Gate. He visited Nigeria from Turkey on the 14th of October, 2020, and arrived at his hotel in Ajah where he lodged in one of the suites. Bright, a close friend of his, visited him from
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target=_blank>Anambra confirms Lassa fever case, activates emergency response
The commissioner urged residents experiencing persistent fever or malaria-like symptoms that do not improve with appropriate treatment to seek medical attention promptly.
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target=_blank>Champions League: Bayern set for Arsenal test without red-hot Olise
The London-born Olise, who started in Arsenal’s junior system, is suspended after picking up two yellow cards inside a minute in Bayern’s 3-3 draw with Viking last week.
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target=_blank>Tinubu’s reforms spare Nigeria deeper economic crisis – Shettima
“What distinguishes this administration from its predecessors is our refusal to pay lip service to the structural reforms Nigeria needs.
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target=_blank>Chemical Engineers seek private control of moribund refineries
By Providence Ayanfeoluwa The Nigerian Society of Chemical Engineers (NSChE) has called on the Federal Government to adopt a transparent, competitive and time-bound privatisation process for Nigeria’s moribund state-owned refineries, with majority private ownership and professional management. The society’s National President, Engr. Bayo Olarewaju-Alo, made the call at a press conference titled, “Nigeria’s Moribund Refineries
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target=_blank>Dele Cole’s death leaves vacuum in family, friends’ circle – Agbahor
By Jeremiah Urowayino Dr Aghogho Agbahor has expressed sadness over the death of diplomat Dele Cole, saying in a world where true friendship is scarce, Cole showed what loyalty, respect and genuine friendship should look like. Cole died in London on Saturday, October 17. Agbahor said he knew the late diplomat as his father’s friend,
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target=_blank>Sanwo-Olu appoints Sanuth as new LAWMA MD
Lagos State Governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, has appointed Dr. Hassan Sanuth as the new Managing Director of the Lagos Waste Management Authority (LAWMA), following reports that the incumbent, Dr. Muyiwa Gbadegesin, had been asked to resign over persistent waste management challenges across the state.
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target=_blank>‘My message twisted’ - Obi denies telling UK-based Nigerians to abandon loved ones
Obi said he appreciated Nigerians in the diaspora who made sacrifices to support their families at home, stressing that his concern was the country’s dependence on remittances to meet basic needs.
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target=_blank>Fuel subsidy return could push Naira to N4,000/$ — Oyedele
Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister of the Economy, Taiwo Oyedele, has warned that a return to petrol subsidy could trigger capital flight, weaken investor confidence and push the naira to between N3,000 and N4,000 to the dollar. Oyedele gave the warning on Monday during a press briefing at the International Monetary Fund and World
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