President Bola Tinubu has returned to Abuja from Accra, where he attended the 6th Mid-Year Coordination Meeting of the AU.

A suspect at large accused a divorce lawyer of having an affair with his wife before stabbing him.

Dangote has cancelled plans to invest in a new steel plant in Nigeria following government accusations of monopolistic intentions.

US President Joe Biden announced Sunday that he will not be seeking reelection in the 2024 presidential race.

EXCERPT: Isreal has carried out air strikes against Yemen after a drone attack on Tel Aviv.

The Labour Party has dismissed protest planning accusations by Onanuga as baseless, reaffirming the party’s peaceful stance.

Trucks loaded with fully armed soldiers invaded UNIZIK, after which the former acting vice chancellor was removed.

The total number of Nigerians rescued from human traffickers in Accra in the last three months is now 105.

Listing Tinubu’s economic recovery templates, the presidency advised Nigerians against being used to plunge the nation into crisis.

Dangote proposes that the CEO of NMDPRA and a Dangote refinery representative, conduct tests across different filling stations for transparency.

“I want to state categorically, that is fallacy,” CDS Musa said while denying claims of securing illegal mining sites.

Governor Obaseki has announced intensified security measures and raids to combat illegal arms and criminal gangs in Edo State.

Global IT outage disrupted major institutions, with Microsoft and Crowdstrike linked to widespread service failures.

IGP Egbetokun has restructured the Special Task Force on Illegal Bunkering, appointing DCP Sulaiman as Commander to combat oil theft.

The Senate has passed Nigeria Insurance Industry Reform Bill 2024 for second reading, to modernise and boost the insurance sector.

Netflix has issued cautious guidance on advertising business, expects slow growth in Q3 despite strong subscriber gains.

CBN has approved the sale of $20,000 to each eligible BDC operator at N1,450/$ to meet demand for invisible transactions.

The Federal Government and organised labour have settled for N70,000 as minimum wage for Nigerian workers

Joe Ajaero, Festus Osifo and affiliates have arrived the State House, for a meeting with Tinubu over national minimum wage.

Ursula von der Leyen has garnered 401 votes from a secret ballot to be re-elected President of the European Commission.