FCCPC warns businesses in Nigeria against exploiting fuel price hikes as Middle East war drives global energy volatility.

Ghana legalises cannabis farming for industrial and medicinal use, opening licensing process to companies after parliamentary approval nationwide.

NNPC has cut petrol prices to N1,130 per litre in Lagos and N1,165 per litre in Abuja

Consultant nephrologist Ebun Bamgboye warns kidney disease affects 10% globally, urging early screening, healthy lifestyles, and better treatment access.

Businesswoman Tracy Ohiri withdraws allegations against Works Minister Dave Umahi, apologising publicly after “reviewing events and consulting family and advisers.”

Finance minister Wale Edun says Nigeria will not regulate petrol prices despite volatility in oil markets caused by Middle East war.

Dangote says continued petrol import licences could undermine his refinery and threaten Nigeria’s energy security despite local refining capacity.

House of Representatives amends Electoral Act, proposing N10m fine and two-year jail term for individuals holding membership of multiple parties.

Court extends El-Rufai’s detention in ICPC custody until March 19 as anti-graft agency continues corruption investigation.

International Organisation for Migration reports over 3.7 million internally displaced persons in Nigeria, citing conflict, climate shocks and economic hardship.

President Ramaphosa orders troop deployment across five South African provinces to fight illegal mining and gang violence amid rising violent crime.

Former aviation minister Stella Oduah seeks Senate comeback after plea bargain with federal government in N2.4bn fraud case.

Tinubu describes himself as die-hard democrat, defends signing Electoral Act, urging politicians to respect rule of law.

Senate rejects bid to halt ICPC monitoring of federal projects, expresses concern over renewed Boko Haram attacks in Borno.

Abuja doctor John Abebe arraigned for alleged IVF fraud, embryo sales and medical record breach, granted N5m bail.

Senate confirms Taiwo Oyedele as deputy finance minister as he promises fiscal reforms, realistic budgeting, stronger revenue.

PenCom targets informal sector women in Enugu with pension campaign offering incentives to boost retirement savings participation.

Lagos state Governor Sanwo-Olu inaugurates power infrastructure in Badagry, promising improved electricity supply, economic growth and expanded energy regulation across Lagos.

Nigeria receives long-acting injectable Lenacapavir for HIV prevention, expanding PrEP options and improving adherence for populations at risk.

Tinubu nominates Lamido Yuguda as CBN deputy governor, citing expertise to strengthen financial stability and Nigeria’s economic management.