Legislative consultant and public policy analyst, Okereke faults Senate for skipping key screening steps and urges confidence building ahead of Anambra governorship election.

Minister of State for Agriculture says Nigeria’s food system is stabilising as government ramps up production and addresses affordability gaps.

Nigeria Reputation Board Chair says lasting change requires integrity, consistency, and citizen-driven efforts, not media slogans or government campaigns.

Peter Obi blames President Tinubu’s economic policies for pushing over 50 million Nigerians into poverty within two years.

INEC says 2.8 million voters will participate in Anambra’s November 8 poll, as police prepare tight security across hotspots.

FCT Minister Nyesom Wike taunts PDP governors now in APC, saying their defection proves his critics wrong about party sabotage.

Senate to begin screening of Professor Joash Amupitan for INEC chairmanship, as Senator Dickson backs his nomination and pledges support.

Former National Secretary aspirant of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Udeh-Okoye says PDP’s neglect of South East leaders forced mass defections, predicting APC victory in Enugu by 2027.

Bayelsa Governor Douye Diri resigns from the PDP, a day after Enugu’s Peter Mbah joined the APC.

Zenith Bank celebrates NGX closing gong ceremony, pledging higher dividends, investor confidence, and global expansion after record recapitalisation success.

Victor Osimhen’s hat-trick and Frank Onyeka’s late strike fire Nigeria to the CAF playoffs, keeping their World Cup dream alive.

Victim’s father forgives Maryam Sanda, welcomes Tinubu’s pardon, citing faith, compassion, and desire for his grandchildren’s wellbeing and peace.

Nigeria lands $2bn Shell offshore gas project, marking its second major gas investment in 18 months.

Prof Udenta Udenta says the PDP’s strength endures despite defections, describing departing governors as cowardly and lacking political courage.

Madagascar’s President Andry Rajoelina has fled the country after army units defected to join youth-led protests over poor governance.

Traditional have urged Tinubu and lawmakers to grant legal recognition to royal institutions for national stability.

Lawmakers plan to shift the presidential and governorship elections to November 2026 to ensure petitions conclude before May 29 handover.

UNICEF has pledged support for Lagos to register 545,000 children under one, ensuring access to healthcare, education, and protection.

Energy expert Dan Kunle hails Dangote’s cross-border investments, urges African entrepreneurs to drive industrialisation and self-reliance across the continent.

Babatunde Ogala defends Tinubu’s clemency as lawful and reformative, emphasizing due process, expert advice, and humanitarian, not political, intent.