Angela Rayner has resigned as Deputy Prime Minister after property tax scandal, deepening Labour’s crisis and fuelling Reform UK surge.

Governor Adeleke has stated that Osun, being the President’s home, should remain peaceful and not be exploited as a site for political conflicts.

Tuggar urges women’s inclusion in trade and politics, warning Africa’s $2.8tn economy cannot grow without equity.

Alausa has explained that the donation given to the Teeneagle competition winners was a personal gift, not official funding.

North-East governors hail Taraba’s greenhouse farm as a revolutionary food security model to avert looming hunger in Nigeria.

Former President Jonathan says Nigerian politics is overwhelmed by individuals driven by betrayal, dishonesty, and self-interest.

IGP Egbetokun has appointed CSP Hundeyin as Force Public Relations Officer, tasking him to strengthen police communications and public engagement.

Military pensioners were ordered to vacate the Finance Ministry as protests over gratuity and allowances disrupted government operations.

UNICEF has called for unified efforts to save Nigerian children from malnutrition, highlighting successes in Plateau and Bauchi States

Captain William Ekong says Nigeria’s Super Eagles are prioritising Saturday’s match against Rwanda, keeping sights on South Africa for later.

Tinubu begins a 10-day working vacation in France and the UK, combining official duties with annual leave.

Former Minister of Foreign Affairs Professor Bolaji Akinyemi says President Tinubu needs a foreign policy adviser in the Villa to ensure agreements abroad are actually implemented.

FRSC has resumed its annual lecture series after eight years, aiming to enhance road safety through global best practices

Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin were overheard musing about organ transplants and immortality during Beijing’s Victory Day parade.

Dangote’s 204,000 bpd petrol unit at its refinery is offline due to catalyst leaks, with repairs expected to take at least two weeks.

The NCAA has launched a Flight Data Centre, reinforcing Nigeria’s commitment to strengthening aviation safety standards.

Zamfara Governor Lawal says banditry would end in two months if he directly controls security agencies.

A Federal High Court in Lagos on Tuesday ordered British Airways to pay N50m damages to passenger Stephen Osho

DSS arraigned nine suspects in Abuja for terrorism-related offences linked to killings in Benue and Plateau.

Baba-Ahmed says El-Rufai cannot disown APC, linking him to the party’s handling of insecurity and banditry.