SERAP has sued Senate President Akpabio over Senator Akpoti-Uduaghan’s suspension, calling it unlawful and a violation of free speech rights.

Obasanjo has lamented decline in traditional institutions, stating criminals, drug addicts, bandits, and kidnappers now occupy royal thrones.

Chorus Energy and Seplat have refunded N28.7bn to the government, settling outstanding liabilities following House of Representatives’ revenue leakage probe.

Sanwo-Olu has warned that financial fraud threatens national development, requiring swift detection to prevent economic instability and loss of investor confidence.

Sule Lamido has criticised El-Rufai’s call to unseat Tinubu, saying leadership should prioritise national interest over personal grievances.

Africa’s debt reaches $1.2 trillion, with Afreximbank urging fiscal discipline to ensure sustainability and reduce borrowing from 2027.

Nigerian Businessman Dr. Eke Agbai has sued First Bank over alleged ₦550m fixed deposit fraud, demanding full reimbursement.

The Senate has passed a vote of confidence in Akpabio, dismissing allegations of sexual harassment and controversy surrounding his leadership.

The US House Foreign Affairs Subcommittee approves sanctions on Nigeria over the widespread killing of Christians and religious violence.

Bayelsa Governor Diri has insisted that PDP is bigger than any individual and must resolve its internal challenges to remain competitive.

Tinubu has approved Maiduguri airport’s upgrade to international status, completing Nigeria’s network of international airports across all six geo-political zones.

El-Rufai has claimed some ministers paid for appointments under Tinubu, insisting he never lobbied for any position in the administration.

Namibia has confirmed its first cholera case in ten years, prompting health officials to reinforce response measures and surveillance efforts.

The US has sanctioned Iran’s oil minister and shadow fleet vessels used to disguise Iranian oil shipments to China.

The WBO has ordered Oleksandr Usyk to defend his title against Joseph Parker.

Wike has said that heaven will not fall if Fubara is impeached as Rivers’ governor, dismissing threats made by INC

Lagos GDP has reached $259 billion, solidifying its position as Africa’s second-largest economy behind Cairo.

UK and Nigeria have launched the Creative Industries Working Group to boost collaboration, trade, and innovation under ETIP.

The EFCC has revealed a list of 58 fraudulent investment firms, warning Nigerians against Ponzi schemes

Reuters has reported the Nigerian government is vetting candidates for diplomatic missions, with ambassadorial appointments expected soon after an 18-month delay.