Abia PDP Chairman Amah Abraham says holding the party’s convention in Ibadan now could silence the Southeast

General Assimi Goita addresses Mali’s worsening fuel crisis caused by an al-Qaeda-linked blockade crippling supplies and endangering lives.

German filmmakers visit Lagos in their first official outreach to Nigeria to strengthen creative, cultural, and economic ties with Nollywood.

Olukoyede urges swift trials, judicial reforms, and diaspora vigilance as corruption thrives through delays and systemic loopholes.

At least 48 civilians have been killed in Cameroon following crack down on protests against President Paul Biya’s disputed re-election.

National committee inspects police colleges, plans digital training, infrastructure upgrades, and reforms to boost security and professionalism nationwide.

Lawmakers dispute whether Public Assets or Commerce Committee should investigate alleged mismanagement of Lagos Trade Fair Complex.

Nigeria plans digital dashboards and e-government platforms to track performance, enhance coordination, and improve evidence-based decision-making.

League of African Ambassadors’ deputy spokesperson Usanga urges high-level diplomatic engagement to address US concerns over alleged Christian persecution.

International affairs analyst Adoyi Omale says Nigeria’s failure to punish perpetrators is fuelling nationwide killings and insecurity.

Vice President Shettima and Emir Sanusi urge African nations to harness Islamic finance for inclusive, sustainable economic transformation.

Tinubu requests N1.15trn loan to bridge 2025 budget deficit as Senate probes Buhari rail projects, Naira strengthens.

Ford Foundation celebrates 65 years in West Africa, reaffirming its mission to advance equality, democracy, and human dignity through partnerships.

EU declares solidarity with Nigeria after Trump’s military threat, reaffirming respect for sovereignty and support for peace, stability, and human rights.

Foreign Minister Yussuf Tuggar dismisses Trump’s claims, saying Nigeria’s constitution makes government-backed religious persecution legally and morally impossible.

Justice Nwite resumes trial of top Ansaru and Owo attack suspects as DSS intensifies nationwide crackdown on terrorism and extremism.

Kukah Centre director says lack of accountability fuels ongoing massacres across Nigeria.

Ex-Army Chief Dambazau warns Trump’s rhetoric on Christian killings may mask US plans to establish a military base in Nigeria.

DSS dismisses 115 operatives as part of internal reforms, warning Nigerians to avoid dealings with dismissed officers posing as staff.

Ex-Army Chief Dambazzau says police error in killing Boko Haram founder Mohammed Yusuf triggered insurgency, warns insecurity needs governance solutions.