According to @NigeriaStories on X:

“On March 21, 1975, Volkswagen Nigeria rolled out its first assembled car, the Volkswagen Beetle, in Lagos. Interestingly, the Volkswagen Assembly Plant was constructed by Julius Berger, a West German construction giant, before it was unfortunately burnt.”

According to @Imranmuhdz on X:

“BREAKING: The FCTA has closed the FIRS office located in Zone 5, Abuja, due to a failure to pay ground rent for 25 years.”

According to @NigeriaStories on X:

“BREAKING NEWS: An upper Shariah court in Kano has sentenced Shafiu Abubakar to d€ath by hanging for setting ablaze worshippers at a mosque in Gadan Village, Gezawa LGA of the state.”

According to @DailyPostNGR on X:

“Black Stars of Ghana head coach Otto Addo has named 23 players in his squad for the Unity Cup invitational tournament in London.”

According to @NigeriaStories on X:

“The Speaker of the House of Representatives, Rt. Hon. Abbas Tajudeen, has withdrawn the controversial Compulsory Voting Bill.”

According to @NigAirForce on X:

“Gov Uzodinma's call for African cooperation echoes through AAF forum as air display stuns foreign delegates.”

During his keynote at the 4th African Air Forces (AAF) Forum on May 23, 2025, Governor Hope Uzodinma stated:

“Airpower remains one of the most versatile tools of modern defence, offering speed, reach, deterrence and intelligence superiority.”

He urged African nations to “translate shared aspirations into binding frameworks: mutual defence agreements, co-development pacts, pooled logistics platforms, shared research infrastructure and joint training protocols.” These, he added, “are not luxuries but necessary instruments of survival in the face of threats prevalent in this 21st century.”

The aerial display by Nigerian Air Force pilots was described as “breathtaking”, earning thunderous applause and underscoring both Nigeria’s growing airpower and the importance of continental unity in security strategy.

We give thanks to Allah for the gift of life….

According to @GuardianNigeria on X:

“Cross River State Government has collaborated with a French Coffee Firm, JR Farms, to develop and strengthen its coffee value chain.”

According to @NigeriaStories on X:

“JUST IN: The Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) on Monday confirmed that no fewer than 19 persons died and eight others were injured in an auto crash which occurred on Sunday along the Lokoja-Obajana road.”