E With an improved aviation compliance score from 70.5-75.5, Nigeria has exited the CTC watchlist

Organised labour has declined to disclose the meeting’s outcome with the federal government regarding the nationwide high fuel costs in Abuja.

Governor Sanwo-Olu has announced a new N85,000 minimum wage for Lagos civil servants, marking his third salary increase since 2019.

CBN’s Cardoso has emphasised that controlling inflation is crucial for economic stability, affecting both households and businesses across Nigeria.

Lebanese officials condemned Israel’s attack on Nabatieh, which killed 16 people, accusing Israel of expanding its campaign

NDLEA Chairman Marwa has lauded the UK for supporting Nigeria’s anti-narcotics efforts during the commissioning of the Marine Command Headquarters

VP Shettima will represent Nigeria in bilateral talks with Sweden to strengthen collaboration in key sectors

A petrol tanker explosion on the Kano-Hadejia expressway has claimed at least 94 lives and injured over 50 others.

A federal judge ruled Meta must face lawsuits accusing it of contributing to teenage mental health issues through addictive platforms.

Lagos Court has restrained VeryDarkMan from publishing defamatory content about Femi Falana and Falz pending legal review.

Nigeria’s CJN has rebuked the increasing number of pending cases in superior courts, blaming poor performance by some judges

Thomas Tuchel has agreed to become the next manager of the England men’s national team, succeeding Gareth Southgate in the role.

The Libyan Football Association has announced plans to pursue legal action against Nigeria over its boycott of the AFCON qualifier.

Soludo says absolute autonomy for LGs in Nigeria is an impossibility, insisting that it will be a recipe for chaos.

Aviation Minister Keyamo has announced concessions for five major airports, with IATA offering advisory support for Nigeria’s aviation

EKEDC has reported a major outage due to system collapse, assuring rest

Kogi State is seeking urgent federal and international aid as floods displace nearly two million people, submerging 200 communities.

The strike by 33,000 West Coast workers has halted Boeing’s production of the 737 MAX, 767, and 777 aircraft.

WHO has approved Bavarian Nordic’s mpox vaccine for adolescents, expanding access as global concern over the viral outbreak grows.

Nigerian football legend Peter Fregene has died after a long illness, being on life support for the past week.