Ecosphere Blue-Green Solutions trains 146 people in Nasarawa on climate-smart agriculture and tree planting to curb erosion.

Insurgents set primary and secondary schools ablaze in Borno, raising fresh concerns over attacks on education.

UK Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch says Nigeria’s vast oil wealth has failed to deliver reliable electricity or economic prosperity.

Tinubu, Jonathan and Obasanjo praise Abdulsalami Abubakar in Abuja book and birthday event, highlighting democracy and leadership legacy.

Tinubu says federal government won’t accept demands from terrorists for the release of their members in detention.

Ejiofor faults Primate Ayodele’s political prophecies, saying they blur faith and politics and create confusion in society.

Abuja residents march against insecurity, rising kidnappings and economic hardship, demanding urgent action from authorities.

Femi Falana says Nigeria operates civil rule, not true democracy but insists military rule is not better than current dispensation.

Defence Minister Christopher Musa says absence of a national database is hampering investigations and weakening efforts to track criminals.

Anambra government says cleric is under investigation after allegations he took 75 married women from their husbands and made them his wives.

Terrorists killed 19 farmers and injured 12 others after attacking a farming community in Zamfara’s Maradun area.

Aiyedatiwa says Ondo is ready for state police as Oshiomhole and Falae advocate broader security reforms.

Lulu-Briggs urges Rivers residents to defend democracy, promote unity and reclaim the state through civic participation.

Oluremi Tinubu urges Nigerians to reject child labour and safeguard every child’s right to education, dignity and wellbeing.

Zulum reviews seven years of achievements in security, education and healthcare, pledging lasting peace and prosperity for Borno.

Adebayo, Okereke say hardship, insecurity and weak institutions betray sacrifices made for democracy.

ActionAid raises concerns over civic freedoms, accountability and democratic reforms 8 years after June 12 recognition.

Oyo Governor Seyi Makinde says kidnapped pupils and teachers remain captive within Old Oyo National Park 27 days after abduction.

Senate President urges Nigerians to defend democracy and reject attempts to weaken confidence in democratic governance.

North-West governors commit to time-bound measures targeting poverty, social protection and improved living conditions for women and children.