President Tinubu has reconstituted the NERC board, appointing Musiliu Oseni chairman to deepen Nigeria’s power sector reforms.

CAN Slams Ini Edo Over “Dirty Christmas” Movie Title

A Delta court has restrained Nigeria Police Force from enforcing tinted glass permit policy until December 24 court hearing.

Nigeria’s delegation, led by Ambassador Tuggar, discussed security, economic cooperation, and regional integration with Burkina Faso’s President Ibrahim Traoré.

Akintunde Sawyerr says private university students will be included as funding improves and laws are amended.

PEBEC DG Zahrah Audu says reforms, new reports and accountability measures are gradually easing business conditions for investors nationwide across Nigeria.

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

Nigeria Labour Congress urges federal government to secure schools, recover ungoverned areas, and protect students and teachers nationwide.

David Umahi says Lagos section is 85% complete, followed due process, and federal projects end need for separatist agitation.

Lawmakers push localised policing, intelligence-led operations, and modern surveillance to restore security and prevent violent attacks nationwide.

NEC to implement livestock reforms, address farmer-herder conflicts, and transform Nigeria’s livestock sector into a peaceful, profitable engine.

Islamic Development Bank backs transport, energy, water, agriculture and health projects to boost resilience and advance sustainable development goals.

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

NBA says resignation does not equal exoneration, warns failure to investigate forgery claims against Farouk Ahmed entrenches impunity and weakens institutions.

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

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

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.

Kelvin Emmanuel says anti corruption agencies ignore cases, lack independence, and fail to prosecute officials in Nigeria’s oil sector.

Police hunt suspects after radio and club DJ Warrick Stock was gunned down in central Johannesburg in broad daylight.