Oil and gas expert Maurice Ibe urges new NUPRC, NMDPRA heads to end conflicts of interest.

President Tinubu says APC will ensure passage of the state police bill to strengthen national security.

Chairman of the House Committee on Electoral Matters Balogun says BVAS, not result transmission, is key to credible elections.

The Nigerian Senate has approved 64 nominees as career and non-career ambassadors of Nigeria.

Chairman of the Senate Committee on Media and Publicity, Senator Yemi Adaramodu, says overlapping budgets were necessary but will end with a consolidated fiscal framework.

Marine economy minister Oyetola has presented the Bakassi Deep Seaport compliance certificate to Cross River Governor Bassey Otu following FEC approval.

Former Kano Deputy Governor Abubakar says marginalisation claims reflect unmet democratic expectations from the 2023 election.

Oyo Governor says Nigeria’s elite must unite on solutions, rejects APC ahead of 2027 elections, stressing fair political arrangements.

Former Information Minister Lai Mohammed shares insights into tough decisions, dedicates book to Buhari, emphasising truth over defending his legacy.

The champions of the 2026 World Cup will earn $50m as FIFA increases the tournament’s total prize fund to $655m.

The Academy Awards will end their long-running broadcast on ABC and move to exclusive global streaming on YouTube from 2029.

Backgrounds of Saidu Mohammed and Oritsemeyiwa Eyesan highlight decades of leadership shaping Nigeria’s gas, upstream and regulatory reforms.

Office of National Security Adviser says no arms were given to groups, explains restricted security disclosures protect ongoing counter terrorism operations.

House member, Dasuki says gazetted tax laws differ from harmonised version, calls alleged changes constitutional breach and urges House review.

President asks National Assembly to approve reworked 2024–2025 budget framework as he prepares to present 2026 budget.

Dan Bongino has announced he will step down as FBI deputy director in January to return to media work.

Former minister of State for foreign Affairs Mohammed says poor security narratives and document fraud fuel US visa restrictions on Nigerians.

Expert downplays regulatory shake-up, says strong systems ensure continuity despite leadership changes.

Farouk Ahmed and Gbenga Komolafe have resigned as petroleum regulators; Tinubu seeks Senate confirmation of Saidu Mohammed,  Oritsemeyiwa Eyesan as new CEOs.

NDLEA has secured a court order to detain a foreign vessel and 21 crew members over cocaine seizure at Apapa port.