MOFI prepares inaugural Excellence Awards to promote transparency, accountability and strong corporate governance across government-owned enterprises.

Nigerian engineers endorse real-time transmission of election results, describing Senate objections as technically flawed and professionally indefensible.

NDLEA arrests Lagos businessman Nwabueze Nicholas Izueke carrying cocaine in his stomach.

Energy consultant Dan Kunle criticises decades of failed refinery rehabilitation and is urging privatisation, audits, and an end to government control.

Ireti Bakare-Yusuf warns conflict responses ignore trauma, protection and rehabilitation for women and children, leaving survivors abandoned by institutions.

 Fresh attacks in Benue and Kaduna have left 13 dead, a Catholic priest abducted, and communities thrown into mourning.

The British government says it has not been notified of court ruling awarding £420m compensation to Nigerian coal miners’ families.

Arise News anchor Ojy Okpe has lost her father, retired Commissioner of Police, Chief Matthew Egwuenu.

President Tinubu accepts King Charles invitation as British royal family prepares to host Nigeria’s leader and First Lady at Windsor Castle.

Governor Adeleke has urged the police to lift the ban on Amotekun operations to combat emerging security threats in Osun State.

First Lady Oluremi Tinubu has cautioned against online bullying of leaders, calling for unity, respect and constructive civic engagement.

Southern governors have urged security agencies to hunt down perpetrators of the Kwara terror attack and restore safety to affected communities. 

Governors are demanding documentary evidence of President Tinubu’s approved debt write-off for NNPC. 

US lawmaker Moore says destabilising Nigeria would fuel terrorism and worsen risks for Christians, rejecting calls to balkanise the country. 

FCT Minister Wike says Majority FM will mobilise Rivers grassroots for Tinubu, declaring readiness to push president’s re-election campaign ahead of 2027.

Cancer specialist urges public education, early detection, and screening to cut Nigeria’s cancer burden.

Suspected cultists kill Ogidi community leader and one other in reprisal attack linked to earlier death of cult member.

NAF plans transparent framework to retrieve service weapons from retiring officers, strengthen accountability and improve national security.

NIS says no region is barred from passport issuance, clarifying reforms involve phased migration to a centralised system.

Shettima visits Kaiama, assures victims of restored security as Tinubu orders troop deployment and NEMA intervention.