Suspended PDP Legal Adviser Osuoha insists the “Ibadan gathering” violated court orders and cannot stand as a legitimate PDP convention.

Federal Government suspends NIHOTOUR’s compliance raids and sanctions pending a full review of its regulatory operations.

Dangote says it reduced petrol prices independently on 6 November and insists imported fuel remains costlier and below standard.

Lagos records heavy investor demand with its N200 billion bond and Green Bond both significantly oversubscribed.

NFF apologises to President Tinubu, the government, and Nigerians after the Super Eagles failed to qualify for the 2026 World Cup.

FG has vowed urgent rescue of Kebbi schoolgirls, pledging justice, and regional cooperation to protect citizens and restore safety.

Tinubu says Nigeria is committed to building efficient African borders, warning that fragmented markets threaten integration and undermine continental trade and development.

Osimhen, Salah and Hakimi have been named as the final three nominees for the 2025 CAF Men’s Player of the Year award.

NNPP chieftain Kabiru Dakata insists defections won’t shake Kwankwasiyya, declaring the movement the only politically relevant force in Northern Nigeria.

Tony Elumelu embarks on African tour, strengthening UBA’s partnerships, boosting investments, entrepreneurship, energy, and infrastructure across the continent.

CPPE cautions against short-term petrol duty suspension, urging government to safeguard Dangote Refinery and Nigeria’s energy future.

Tinubu’s government intensifies peace efforts in Plateau as Akpabio says restoring stability is now a core national priority.

PDP National Publicity Secretary, Ememobong, says INEC’s absence does not invalidate the convention and defends expulsions as lawful decisions of the party’s highest organ.

Excerpt: David Aworawo says Wike hasn’t acted as a PDP member for two years, urging reforms to stabilise the party.

Nigeria’s Super Eagles lost the 2026 World Cup Africa playoffs final 3-4 on penalties to DR Congo following a 1-1 draw AET. 

Turaki says the PDP is returning to the people, promising strict discipline, fresh reforms and a leadership ready to hit the ground running.

Pope Leo XIV decries persecution of Christians in Nigeria, Mozambique, Sudan and others, urging peace, unity and protection of civilians.

Entrepreneur Osakwe urges massive infrastructure investment, warning malnutrition and food insecurity will worsen without urgent action.

Director of the Abuja School of Social and Political Thought, Sam Amadi, says the latest court decision favoured holding the convention and blames INEC–court confusion for the crisis.

Former Jigawa Governor, Lamido insists a valid court order nullifies the PDP convention in Ibadan and warns organisers risk contempt.