Saudi Arabia has donated 100 tons of dates to Nigeria as part of its annual humanitarian relief efforts

APC has slammed Tambuwal for criticising defectors, citing his own history of frequent party switches.

Trump has lifted a Biden-era block, allowing US shipment of MK-84 bombs to Israel amid a fragile Gaza ceasefire.

Keyamo and Najomo have emphasised technological adaptation and economic regulation to strengthen Nigeria’s aviation industry during NCAA’s 25th anniversary.

SGF Akume has reaffirmed commitment to Nigeria’s success, praising Tinubu’s vision during his decoration as Grand Patron of NTCA.

SERAP has issued 48-hour ultimatum to CBN to reverse ATM transaction fee hike, citing unfairness and economic hardship.

NUPRC has reported Nigeria’s oil theft reduction from 108,000 to 5,000 barrels daily, enhancing oil revenue through strengthened government measures.

Lagos High Court has dismissed Christian Wigwe and Pastor Shyngle Wigwe’s interim administrator request for Herbert Wigwe’s estate.

Osun Governor Adeleke has warned of a planned attempt by ex-Governor Oyetola to instigate unrest over disputed local government control.

The House of Representatives has urged the public to rely on verified information regarding Binance executive Gambaryan’s $150m bribery allegation.

Oluremi Tinubu has been elected to OAFLAD’s Steering Committee, representing West Africa alongside Sierra Leone and Angola.

South African authorities have arrested Anabela Rungo, mother of Nigerian beauty queen Chidimma Adetshina, over alleged illegal residence in South Africa.

Governor Sani has welcomed prominent PDP defectors, including ex-Governor Yero and Shehu Sani, to the ruling APC in Kaduna.

Goodluck Jonathan has urged African leaders to prioritise inclusion, legitimacy, and economic empowerment for political stability and sustainable development.

The Munich Security Conference shifted unexpectedly as US Vice President Vance criticised Washington’s allies instead of addressing Ukraine’s ongoing war.

Tinubu has arrived Ethiopia for the 38th AU summit, which will focus on reparatory justice for Africans

LAMATA has announced an 18% fare hike for Lagos BRT services, citing rising costs, effective February 17, 2025.

The National Assembly has approved the N54.99 trillion 2025 budget, incorporating an additional N700 billion for key sectors.

State Petroleum Minister Lokpobiri met Afreximbank President Oramah to advance discussions on the operational take-off of Africa Energy Bank.

MTN apologised for a 200% price hike in its 15gb data plan but later increased the tariff again by N500