MAN DG Segun Ajayi has condemned labour unions’ attack on Dangote Refinery, saying “vultures” are gathering to destroy a jewel.

Former Attorney General Aondoakaa warns federal government actions on Osun funds risk eroding constitutional order and judicial authority.

Nigeria’s Flying Eagles dominated play but fell 1-0 to Norway after a disputed penalty and wasted scoring opportunities.

PDP says Jerry Gana lacks mandate to speak on 2027 ticket, insists Cross River congress never held under party authority.

Presidency affirms Jonathan’s right to run in 2027 but stresses his past tenure left Nigeria’s economy severely weakened.

Zacch Adedeji says debt service cut to 50% of revenue, hails Tinubu’s reforms for boosting fiscal stability nationwide.

Unity Bank clarifies AMCON’s 34% stake was acquired by an existing shareholder as merger with Providus Bank advances.

Presidency considers Professor Joash Amupitan, SAN, as likely replacement for Mahmood Yakubu with major elections approaching.

Federal government begins training 300 youths as tractor operators and mechanics to boost mechanised farming and food security.

FAAN says with cashless policy, it would boost revenue by 75% in the next one year, enhance transparent financial transaction.

The BPP has urged reforms to make agricultural procurement more inclusive, empowering women, youth, and small-scale farmers across Nigeria.

Ex-militants from Ogoni have urged President Tinubu and NSA to include them in oil resumption talks, warning exclusion risks unrest.

Nigeria’s university lecturers issue ultimatum, demand funding, arrears, and agreements honoured, warning campuses nationwide may close again.

Nigeria has declared Wednesday, October 1, as a public holiday to commemorate its 65th Independence Anniversary.

PENGASSAN begins nationwide strike, barricading NNPC and oil regulators to protest sackings at Dangote Refinery.

Shettima urges Nigerians overseas to keep believing in their home nation, saying the country is on right track under Tinubu.

Dan Kunle assures Nigerians that Dangote Refinery has fuel reserves to meet demand, dismissing PENGASSAN’s shutdown threat as hollow.

Former TUC president urges dialogue in Dangote–PENGASSAN dispute, warning against actions that could harm Nigeria’s fragile economy.

Dangote Refinery has accused the Petroleum and Natural Gas Senior Staff Association of Nigeria (PENGASSAN) of spreading falsehoods and employing intimidation tactics in its dealings with the company. Dangote Refinery

Former Defence Chief Lucky Irabor will unveil his book “Scars: Nigeria’s Journey and the Boko Haram Conundrum” on October 3.