Guinea has cancelled 129 mineral permits to reclaim unused resources and tighten control over its vast natural assets.

NDPC has launched an investigation into the 2025 UTME technical error that affected 379,997 candidates, citing data breach concerns

Sudan’s cholera outbreak worsens as war cripples healthcare and access to clean water, aid groups warn of catastrophe.

Twelve children, aged two months to 14 years, have been rescued from a suspicious home in Arochukwu, Abia, police confirmed

SEDC MD Mark Okoye II has hailed Tinubu for breaking a “54-year jinx” by creating a development commission for the South-East region

Salihu Lukman has said that President Tinubu’s performance in the last two years has betrayed whatever expectation he had of him.

NAFDAC has accused social media influencer popularly called ‘VeryDarkMan’ of colluding with fake drug merchants to incite the public.

Vice President Shettima urges urgent institutional reforms, stating 80% of Nigeria’s public policy challenges could be solved.

Lagos Hospital successfully performs a 15-hour open-heart surgery on a 5-year-old boy born with a life-threatening heart defect.

AfDB President Adesina, stepping down, reflects on growing the bank’s capital from $93bn to $325bn, marking a historic expansion.

President Tinubu grants 14-day grace period to FCT property owners to settle outstanding ground rents and penalties.

Hundreds of angry youths have protested in Kano, after a man, Abdullahi Musa died in police custody

Jigawa police rescues 80-year-old Hajiya Hajara after gun battle with bandits, neutralising five and arresting seven suspects.

President Tinubu meets FIRS chairman Adedeji after Wike ordered FIRS office sealed over 25 years of unpaid ground rent.

Army confirms explosion near

Mogadishu Cantonment in Abuja as Police launch forensic investigation to determine its cause.

President Tinubu leaves for Lagos to celebrate ECOWAS at 50, highlight milestones, inaugurate major projects, and observe Eid-el-Kabir prayers.

FRSC confirms 19 deaths, including five children, in Kogi crash caused by speeding and wrongful overtaking along Lokoja-Obajana road.

FIRS slams the FCTA for sealing its Abuja office over alleged unpaid ground rent, calling the action unprofessional and disruptive.

House speaker Abbas has withdrawn compulsory voting bill after backlash, pledges to pursue inclusive, voluntary measures to boost voter turnout.

The FCTA has shut down an FIRS Office, Access Bank branch, and Total filling station in Wuse, Abuja, over unpaid ground rents