The ICRC has revealed that Red Cross offices in Gaza were damaged by shelling, resulting in 22 deaths.

Peter Obi: “I urge those in leadership positions to offer tangible solutions, not mere reminders that others face similar challenges.”

PDP’s Wabara has cautioned President Tinubu against yielding to pressure from “self-serving anti-democratic forces” fueling conflict in Rivers State.

Uganda has signed an agreement with a business association from the United Arab Emirates to construct a new international airport.

A 64-year-old tourist from New Mexico has been killed by an elephant in Zambia after the animal attacked their vehicle.

The UK Prime Minister’s bodyguard has been arrested for betting on the date of Britain’s national elections before its announcement.

\\President Tinubu returned to Abuja from Johannesburg Thursday evening after attending the inauguration of South Africa’s President Cyril Ramaphosa.

Tinubu and Ramaphosa, at a post-inauguration meeting in Johannesburg, canvassed stronger ties between Nigeria and South Africa.

The Nigerian Army has captured terrorist leader Hassan Ibrahim, obtaining vital information to dismantle terror networks in Taraba State.

Senior Lawyer Falana has argued that the Federal High Court has no jurisdiction in traditional-ruler matters regarding Kano’s Emirship tussle.

Festus Keyamo has accused an ex-minister of using media attacks to discredit his aviation sector reforms.

HoSF Yemi-Esan has revealed that the number of workers on payroll dropped to 69,308 from 100,000 after a clean-up exercise.

The US has criticised Putin’s visit to Vietnam, accusing it of providing platform for him to promote his war in Ukraine.

Ramaphosa has been sworn in for a second term as South Africa’s President, despite ANC’s failure to secure a majority.

Boeing CEO Calhoun has faced intense questioning over compensation and safety record, sparking calls for resignation and prosecution.

Fashola has argued that NASS should legislate minimum wage on hourly wages, not monthly salaries, for constitutional compliance and clarity.

Security expert Ekeanyanwu says the hunger crisis in Nigeria is caused by insecurity and argued for mechanisation of agriculture.

Buildwell has been awarded a N14 billion contract by the Nigerian government to reconstruct the deteriorating outer Mariner shoreline in Lagos.

Allen Onyema has hailed Fidelity Bank, revealing it backed Air Peace when no other bank was ready to take a chance.

Singer and actor Justin Timberlake has been arrested and formally charged for driving while intoxicated in New York.