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.

Yusuf Othman warns Lagos ports still suffer inefficiencies, extortion, and outdated systems, raising costs and delaying cargo movement.

General Eneche says Nigeria must deploy grassroots homeland security units to track terrorists and expose their community collaborators.

Founder of the Athena Centre for Policy and Leadership, Osita Chidoka urges creation of elite, SAS-trained strike units to defeat insurgency.

Intelligence, security and governance expert Aliyu Gebi has hailed the appointment of former Chief of Defence Staff, General Christopher Musa (rtd.), as Defence Minister, describing it as “one of the

Olu Verheijen has said Tinubu’s directives boost investor confidence, expand local content, and drive major upstream projects across Nigeria.

The House committee has blamed electricity companies for Nigeria’s power crisis, citing underinvestment, stalled network expansion, and widespread electricity theft.

The Nigerian Army has directed North-West troops to escalate operations against bandits, promising stronger support and resources for decisive action.

IGP Egbetokun says the police are becoming more disciplined and community-centred as he unveils the mascot for 2026 Police Games.

The Nigerian Senate has launched a probe into billions spent on Safe School Initiative as abductions rise and security failures persist.