President Tinubu urges service chiefs to end terrorism and banditry nationwide, assuring them of complete government backing to achieve results.

Labour Minister Dingyadi says Nigeria is broadening labour migration deals as NLC protests moves undermining workers’ freedom of association.

Vice President Shettima says the National Single Window policy will cut cargo clearance time to under seven days by 2026.

Lawmakers begin investigation into alleged excessive bank fees and unfair tax deductions affecting workers and account holders nationwide.

Wale Edun says removing fuel subsidy and implementing FX reforms have strengthened public finances and redirected national resources toward citizens and investments.

Former lawmaker Zakar Mohammed says Tinubu’s pardon reversal breaches constitutional limits and exposes deep institutional and political failings.

Presidential aide Bayo Onanuga says President Tinubu’s review of the controversial pardon list reflects humility, compassion, and responsiveness.

Tanzania’s post-election unrest has spilled into Kenya’s Namanga border town, halting trade and prompting calls for calm amid internet blackouts.

Governor Bala Mohammed signs bill creating 29 new LGAs in Bauchi, seeks National Assembly ratification.

President Tinubu swears in newly confirmed service chiefs, decorates them with new ranks, and charges them to strengthen national security.

Osun governor hails N14.9bn flyover as symbol of transparency and vows to end era of abandoned projects.

Fresh outrage as Nigerians demand justice for 13-year-old Ochanya Ogbanje after lecturer Andrew Ogbuja’s acquittal, reigniting anger over Nigeria’s justice system.

Anambra Governor Soludo says campaign incentives are meant for party canvassers, not voters.

Mali revokes dozens of mining exploration permits after firms fail to meet updated legal requirements, opening grounds for reallocation.

Minister John Enoh says President Tinubu’s bold, disciplined leadership and reforms rescued Nigeria’s economy from collapse and restored stability.

The Federal Government has released ₦2.3 billion to clear university staff salary arrears, reaffirming continued dialogue with ASUU.

Vice President Shettima calls on ACF to back Tinubu’s Renewed Hope Agenda, promoting unity, inclusion, and northern development.

THISDAY earns spot among Nigeria’s top 50 brands in 2025, recognised for credibility, consistency, and public trust.

 Fuel prices in Nigeria are set to rise after President Tinubu approved a 15% import tariff on petrol and diesel.

Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed says Ethiopia’s economy now grows independently after cutting foreign debt from $23 billion to $4.5 billion.