Nigeria Customs Area 2 Command has generated over N550.4 billion this year, achieving 89% of its revenue target.

President Tinubu called for an end to Israeli aggression in Gaza at the Arab-Islamic Summit in Riyadh.

President Tinubu has commemorated Ken Saro-Wiwa and the Ogoni 9, pledging to honour their legacy of justice and sustainable development.

The NNPC has announced an end to petroleum importation, transitioning fully to local supply through the Dangote Refinery.

COP29’s opening plenary has been paused as developed and developing nations clash over agenda priorities.

Amnesty International has urged Abuja authorities to halt forced evictions displacing thousands, demanding immediate support for communities rendered homeless

Edo governor-elect Okpebholo has appointed Fred Itua as Chief Press Secretary, marking the first appointment of his administration.

AGF Fagbemi has inaugurated committee to audit gas agreements, ensuring protection from liabilities and promoting Nigeria’s gas development.

IGP Egbetokun, has emphasised that no quasi-security groups, including state-backed vigilantes, will participate in Saturday’s election.

Korea has pledged $10bn development assistance to Africa by 2030, positioning Nigeria as a major beneficiary of the support initiative.

A new terrorist group, Lakurawa had attacked Mera town in Kebbi State, leaving 15 dead

President Biden is set to meet President-elect Trump at the White House, pledging an orderly transfer of power.

WTO Chair, Ambassador Ølberg has announced that Okonjo-Iweala remains the only candidate following the nominations deadline on November 8.

Newly elected Ogbaru LGA Chairman Franklin Nwadialo has been arrested on allegations of a $3.3 million romance fraud scheme.

Nancy Pelosi has claimed Democrats could have fared better in Tuesday’s election if Biden had stepped down sooner.

The NSIB has recovered the Black Box from the October 24 Eastwind helicopter crash, aiding in the investigation.

CEO of Financial Derivatives, Bismarck Rewane, has projected petrol prices may soar to N1,200/litre, driven by global oil trends.

Political parties in Ondo State have signed a Peace Accord, urging all to accept election outcomes if free, fair, and credible.

President Tinubu has granted ministers of state with full authority to supervise agencies, enhancing their decision-making and governance roles.

Media mogul Obaigbena has called on editors to support Tinubu’s economic reforms, also advocating for local industry protection