At Gumel Emir’s 45th anniversary, Shettima vows Tinubu administration will safeguard traditional rulers as vital grassroots institutions.

The Akwa Ibom House of Assembly has rejected a motion to ban the sale and consumption of dog meat.

Court of Appeal suspends Nestoil-Neconde proceedings after conflict arises over which lawyers are properly authorised to represent the companies.

ARISE News Ovieteme George has won the Outstanding News Report award at the inaugural African Media Awards

Court of Appeal affirms Federal High Court ruling restraining VIO from seizing vehicles or imposing fines on motorists.

US mediated deal aims to reduce tensions, end eastern DR Congo violence, and restore diplomatic cooperation with Rwanda.

LCCI appoints Leye Kupoluyi as president and council chairman, pledging enhanced advocacy and support for Nigerian businesses.

Air Peace and its CEO Dr Allen Onyema receive top honours at the maiden Nigeria International Air Show in Abuja.

Lagos leads Nigeria’s 2025 Ease of Doing Business ranking as PEBEC reports rising state competitiveness driven by sustained reforms.

Nigerian and Global leaders were present as Imo launched major reforms to attract investment, deepen partnerships, and accelerate growth.

Retired Ambassador Akinremi says diplomats’ entitlements don’t match the risks they face, urging better welfare and stronger investment in training.

President Tinubu hails Prince Adedoyin as a national icon at 90, describing him as a model of industry, generosity and patriotism.

Amotekun rescued four kidnap victims, foiled another abduction and paraded five suspects after intensive operations across Ondo State.

Receiving 21 diplomats, Tinubu pledged stronger cooperation on trade, security and development, saying Nigeria remains committed to global peace.

Katsina governor Radda says critics exploit insecurity for politics, insisting peace is returning despite their alleged attempts to undermine progress.

Atiku rejects Yakubu’s ambassadorial nomination, calling it morally indefensible and damaging to electoral credibility and public trust.

Nasarawa threatens legal action against parents who fail to enrol children, launches major reforms to fix teacher shortages and school quality.

New Defence Minister Musa vows rapid security improvements as Tinubu tasks him with restoring peace and public confidence.

Senate to consider 65 nominees, including Ibas and Dambazau, as Tinubu urges swift confirmation of ambassadors.

Governor Hope Uzodimma vows a power-sector revolution, promising uninterrupted 24/7 electricity to end generator dependence and production losses statewide.