Twelve passengers were kidnapped on Kogi’s Okene-Auchi road, police confirmed. Eight were rescued, while four remain in captivity.

Trump orders troop deployment to Portland, citing Antifa threats, as Oregon leaders dismiss claims of insecurity and oppose federal action.

Nuno Espirito Santo replaces Graham Potter as West Ham manager after poor results left the club in the relegation zone.

At coronation of 44th Olubadan, Tinubu says economy has turned the corner, thanks Nigerians for patience, support during economic reforms.

Dangote Refinery says over 3,000 Nigerians remain employed as it reorganises to protect safety and workers’ rights.

Air Peace joins NBCC; Chairman Onyema highlights aviation’s role in boosting Nigeria-UK trade, tourism, and bilateral economic growth.

The DG of NAPTIP has called on individuals claiming parentage of eight rescued children in Delta State to undergo investigation.

Federal High Court rules prosecution has established case, orders IPOB leader Nnamdi Kanu to defend terrorism charges in Abuja.

Diddy’s lawyers challenge prostitution convictions under Mann Act, push for acquittal or retrial as October sentencing nears.

Labour Party’s Tony Akeni insists only Peter Obi can defeat APC in 2027, urging Atiku and Jonathan’s support.

The federal government has ordered nationwide enforcement of NERD regulations from October 6 to verify academic credentials across all institutions.

Former President Jonathan has held talks with ADC leaders in Abuja as the opposition strategises for 2027 elections.

World Bank has hailed Nigeria’s grassroots economic initiative, as CBN says rate cut will spur growth without weakening the naira.

The NUPRC has approved TotalEnergies’ $510m sale of its 12.5% stake in OML 118 to Shell and Agip, subject to ministerial consent.

Interior minister Tunji-Ojo highlights reforms prioritising merit, welfare, and rapid promotions under Tinubu administration.

Atiku allege Presidency-backed propaganda, disowns fake consultant, and urges media to retract and verify information before publication.

Former French president found guilty of criminal conspiracy linked to Gaddafi funds, vows appeal after ‘grave’ verdict

China to build Africa’s first insulin plant in Nigeria, ending imports and deepening bilateral strategic partnership.

Air Peace dismissed false claims of UK denial, affirming British support and confirming Abuja-London flights begin October 26.

Biometric screening exposes fake certificates, underage employment, and N4.6m double salaries; Radda orders full reforms.