NSCIA raises concern over insecurity, school abductions and economic hardship, urging unity, justice and coordinated national action.

A Katsina court sentences a female courier to death for supplying ammunition to a bandit commander.

Maxwell Opara (SAN) warns that a compromised judiciary threatens democracy, economic growth and public trust in governance.

UN, EU and governments seek long-term solutions for 3.5 million displaced persons across Northern Nigeria.

Oyo governor assures families of abducted pupils and teachers that efforts are ongoing to secure their release safely.

CSOs demand urgent action over gas bubbles in Bille, warning of pollution crisis and health risks in Rivers.

Musawa says Nigeria’s interior design industry contributes N30 billion yearly, urging stronger policy support for creative sector growth.

First Lady commissions roads and ICT centre in Benue, while empowering 1,000 women traders with grants.

Gunmen attack NIPSS Kuru near Jos, killing three security operatives; authorities launch investigation into incident.

Federal Government says it has no plans to impose new telecoms or fuel taxes on Nigerians despite IMF recommendations.

Jigawa approves ₦377 million for Hisbah training and agro-industrial zone activities aimed at boosting development efforts.

World Bank and AfDB say Mission 300 is accelerating electrification across Africa through partnerships.

BAT-IG says Tinubu’s reforms have boosted revenues, reserves and investment while reducing oil dependence.

IMF urges tighter crypto oversight as Nigeria’s surging stablecoin use heightens illicit finance risks.

Air Peace has announced the launch of scheduled flight services from Lagos to Douala (Cameroon), Libreville (Gabon), Bamako (Mali) and Conakry (Guinea).

UK imposes 70 sanctions on Russia-linked networks, including Nigeria-based firm Pilot Finance accused of sanctions evasion support.

Governor Makinde assures rescue of abducted pupils and teachers in Oyo, says state will not suffer Chibok-type school abduction tragedy.

NHRC records 268,787 complaints in May, as well as 390 killed and 202 kidnappings; warns attacks on schools, worshippers and security personnel threaten human dignity.

Anambra First Lady orders specialised treatment for a 10-year-old allegedly scalded by his caregiver in Obosi.

NDDC cautions students in Bayelsa against drug abuse and cultism during a sensitisation programme at Community Secondary School, Oruma.