Wike has accused the NBA of hypocrisy, criticising its stance on Supreme Court rulings and legal profession ethics.

EFCC has declared Aisha Achimugu wanted over alleged money laundering, rejecting claims that the probe is linked to Atiku, Sanwo-Olu.

A devastating 7.7-magnitude earthquake has killed over 1,000 people in Myanmar, with thousands injured and rescue efforts underway.

President Tinubu has sought divine intervention for Nigeria’s peace, stability, and security while commemorating his 73rd birthday at the National Mosque.

Anambra Equity Movement urges Catholic politicians to step aside, advocating fairness by zoning the governorship seat to non-Catholics after 23 years.

Putin has suggested a temporary administration in Ukraine to facilitate elections and negotiations for peace.

Tony Elumelu has been appointed to the IMF Advisory Council on Entrepreneurship and Growth by Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva.

Senator Akpoti-Uduaghan has petitioned the LPDC, seeking the disbarment of Senate Ethics Chair Nedamwem Imasuen over fraud allegations.

President Tinubu has approved four new members for NCDMB’s Governing Council, strengthening local content development in Nigeria’s oil and gas sector.

Nigeria is set to introduce a new medium sweet crude, Obodo, in April, produced by Continental Oil and marketed by NNPC.

Nigeria has threatened tough diplomatic response after a Chinese firm’s security shot an Immigration Service officer in Jos

ECOWAS has handed over a drug rehabilitation centre in Kano, reaffirming commitment to regional addiction treatment.

Ondo students shut down Akure on Thursday, protesting kidnappings and accusing Governor Aiyedatiwa of failing on security.

Nigeria has reaffirmed its commitment to accelerating digital trade under AfCFTA, urging global partners to support expanded market access and growth.

Rivers Administrator Ibok-Ete Ibas has suspended all political appointees of Governor Fubara, citing presidential authority.

Tension erupted in the Senate after the motion to immortalise Humphrey Nwosu, June 12 election conductor, was rejected.

MTN and Airtel Africa have signed a landmark deal to share telecom infrastructure, expanding coverage and reducing costs.

Shettima has urged the judiciary to resist blackmail and uphold justice, warning them against bending the law to serve selfish interests.

PETROAN has confirmed its members still purchase fuel from Dangote Refinery in Naira, dismissing concerns over dollar-based transactions.

Atiku Abubakar has alleged National Assembly leadership is corrupt, claiming the Senate President has a history of abusing women.