Syrian President Bashar al Assad reportedly fled to Moscow for asylum as rebels seized Damascus, ending the Assad family’s five-decade reign.

Tinubu, over a phone call, has congratulated John Mahama on his Presidential election victory in Ghana

Governor Oyebanji has distributed N146 million in compensation cheques to 46 landowners, supporting large-scale agricultural development in Ekiti State.

Ghana’s vice president, Mahamudu Bawumia has conceded defeat to opposition leader John Mahama, congratulating him as Ghana’s president-elect on Sunday.

France has promised Nigeria continued collaboration in drug war, following intensive training for NDLEA officers by RAID unit.

PDP governors have taken steps to regain control, diminishing Atiku Abubakar’s influence amid ongoing party power struggle.

Bandits have killed eight, abducted scores in Kankara LGA in Katsina, forcing villagers to flee into forests to escape escalating violence.

South Korea’s President Yoon remains in office after lawmakers rejected impeachment, despite controversy over his martial law attempt.

French President Emmanuel Macron has planned discussions with Zelensky and Trump during the Notre-Dame ceremony sidelines in Paris.

President Yoon Suk Yeol has apologised for declaring martial law, promising not to evade legal or political responsibility.

CDS General Musa has dismissed claims of foreign military bases in Nigeria, calling them fabricated falsehoods.

Ghanaians are heading to the polls on Saturday to choose their next leader as the nation battles inflation, unemployment, illegal mining.

Vice President Shettima has assured Nigerians of economic transformation through Tinubu’s Renewed Hope Agenda and strategic policies.

Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu will inaugurate 36 Roads, Six Bridges, prioritising transportation and welfare to enhance Lagos’ development.

Activist Dele Farotimi is facing 12 new charges for alleged false information and harassment targeting Afe Babalola.

President Tinubu has appointed experienced professionals to lead NUC, NERDC, NEPAD, and SMDF/PAGMI, driving development and fulfilling Nigerians’ expectations.

Donor countries have pledged $100bn to the World Bank’s IDA fund, promising vital support for low-income nations grappling with crises. 

The Nigerian Navy, lawmakers, and civil society groups have rejected the proposed Coast Guard, citing duplication of functions, resource constraints.

The Nigerian Senate has called privatisation of the power sector a failure, considers legislative measures to reverse policy.

The FG plans to inaugurate a new Addressing Council to standardise address mapping for better planning, financial inclusion, national security.