Obasanjo recalls that under his leadership, the United States, including President Jimmy Carter, could not act in Africa unilaterally.

Nestoil disputes FBNQuest’s handling of a $1 billion loan, demanding transparency, forensic audits, and fair judicial oversight.

Lagos State asks Supreme Court to enforce judgment, seeking contempt proceedings against National Assembly over Gaming Bill.

Nigeria’s House of Reps investigates $4.6 billion in health grants from Global Fund and USAID, seeking transparency and accountability.

WHO warns that without urgent action, Africa’s adult diabetes cases may rise from 24 million to 60 million by 2050.

Minister Tijani says President Tinubu will sign Nigeria’s National Digital Economy and e-Governance Bill 2025 before month-end.

Sam Amadi says distrust in politicians and vote buying threaten Nigeria’s electoral credibility and civic participation.

Bwala says Nigeria has launched a global campaign to correct false claims of Christian genocide and promote factual understanding worldwide.

Tinubu receives regional briefings on security and development; Presidency cites land-grabbing, banditry, and illegal mining as key drivers of conflict

FG begins consultations with UK authorities to secure Senator Ike Ekweremadu’s transfer to Nigeria to complete prison sentence.

Nigerian Air Force intensifies airstrikes across six northern states, destroying terrorist camps and neutralising ISWAP fighters.

Federal Government to launch two new iDICE investment funds for startups in 2026, targeting Nigeria’s tech and creative industries.

Troops rescue 86 kidnapped victims, arrest 29 logistics suppliers, foil Boko Haram ambush in Borno; Army debunks viral election video.

NHRC confirms Boko Haram’s killings aim at Islamizing Nigeria, affect Christians and Muslims alike; urges US to support anti-terror efforts.

EFCC declares ex-Bayelsa Governor Timipre Sylva wanted over alleged $14.8m NCDMB investment fraud; court issues arrest warrant.

Former DSS Director Mike Ejiofor says excessive publicity strengthens terrorists and urges cautious communication in Nigeria’s security operations.

Sudan’s military chief toured camps sheltering thousands displaced by RSF atrocities following the paramilitary’s seizure of El-Fasher.

Ned Nwoko says 97 senators and President Tinubu support the creation of Anioma State as the process advances.

During Angola’s 50th Independence celebration, Nigeria and Angola reaffirmed their commitment to trade, security, cultural exchange, and 29 cooperation agreements

Armed Thugs allegedly invaded the Museum of West African Art preview in Benin City, briefly holding diplomats hostage.