Lissu, barred from contesting Tanzania’s October election, faces treason charges for allegedly urging rebellion against President Hassan’s government.

Power minister Adelabu declares 2027 governorship ambition, pledging to reclaim Oyo for APC after previous election defeats.

Sebastien Lecornu quits weeks after appointment, deepening France’s political instability and leaving President Macron under renewed pressure.

Members of PENGASSAN’s NMDPRA branch have accused Festus Osifo of undemocratic practices and constitutional breaches in union affairs.

Five senior South African officers will assist French authorities investigating the death of Ambassador Nathi Mthethwa in Paris.

DSS frees Jay FM journalists after wrongful arrest; DG Ajayi apologises to NUJ, pledges reforms and respect for press freedom.

Kwara relocates Oke-Ode College of Nursing to Ilorin after bandit attacks kill 15; classes resume at Kwara Polytechnic campus.

NESG CEO Tayo Aduloju says true growth requires diversification, technology, and inclusion to build a $1 trillion economy.

Nigeria drew 1-1 with Colombia to reach the FIFA U20 World Cup Round of 16, facing Argentina next.

Jonathan has clarified he never linked Buhari to Boko Haram, saying his remarks were distorted and taken out of context.

Saraki has criticised Governor AbdulRazaq’s comments and urged decisive action against worsening insecurity in Kwara.

Security forces rescued 197 victims, arrested 450 terrorists, and recovered arms during September nationwide raids.

Saliu Dantata says criminal activity, once confined to the outskirts of Abuja, has now spread into the heart of the city.

Nigeria’s military arrests 16 officers for indiscipline and regulation breaches, pledging accountability, professionalism, and zero tolerance for misconduct.

“Our government is committed to protecting the livelihoods of petty traders,” says Anambra Governor Soludo.

Tinubu vows to unite Nigerians, ensure religious fairness, revive the economy, and defeat terrorism while honouring APC chairman’s late mother.

Aliko Dangote launches $2.5 billion joint fertiliser plant in Ethiopia, pledging to transform Africa’s agriculture and industrial self-reliance.

Gafcon and African church leaders condemn Sarah Mullally’s selection, saying it undermines biblical authority and deepens Anglican Communion divisions.

Oyo High Court renews injunction restraining UBA from releasing Osun LG funds as case heads to Supreme Court Tuesday.

Former defence chief Irabor says lack of legal and political ownership hinders Nigeria’s fight against insurgency.