Mutharika names a partial cabinet a day after inauguration, reinstating former ministers to confront Malawi’s worsening economic challenges.

UNESCO’s board voted 55–2 to back Egypt’s Khaled El-Enany as director, a decision awaiting final approval in November.

President Tinubu urges Nigerians to support Aliko Dangote, hails his investments, and highlights economic reforms driving growth and investor confidence.

Former NESG Chairman Kyari Bukar says government’s reforms, though painful, have restored investor confidence and stabilised the Naira for future growth.

Ogboro-Okor highlights the signing of an MOU as proof of tangible progress and investors’ interest in Edo’s $250m deal.

Armed bandits stormed Rani village during evening prayers, killing two and abducting the village head and another resident.

Nigeria’s First Lady unveils a nationwide vaccine campaign targeting over 100 million children to eliminate measles, rubella, and related diseases.

NDLEA chief Buba Marwa calls for Nigeria’s next Drug Control Master Plan to tackle synthetic drugs and dark-web trafficking.

FCT Police debunk report of wedding killings in Abuja, clarifying the incident occurred in Niger State, not the Federal Capital Territory.

Tinubu orders review of 2026 Hajj fares; Shettima directs NAHCON to reduce costs as naira strengthens against the dollar.

Fire engulfs part of Rivers Secretariat’s Podium Block in Port Harcourt; no casualties as firefighters swiftly contain blaze.

Tinubu attributes his government’s progress in stabilising economy to sacrifices of Nigerians, reiterates commitment to addressing plight of vulnerable citizens.

Nigeria lost 200,000 barrels of crude daily during PENGASSAN’s three-day strike, but production has since recovered, says NNPC chief Ojulari.

Nyesom Wike has stated that one of Tinubu’s visions is for FCT to compete favorably with other global cities.

EXCERPT: Tinubu hails Dele Alake at 69, lauding his loyalty, public service, and efforts to transform Nigeria’s solid minerals sector.

President Tinubu is due back in the nation’s capital, Abuja on Monday after a 10-day working visit to Lagos.

Sowunmi praises the Lagos-Calabar Coastal highway as a bold, visionary project that symbolises progress and national connectivity.

Professor of International Relations and Strategic Studies David Aworawo urges caution on Tinubu’s reform optimism, warning that growth must go beyond agriculture to industrial revival.

Lissu, barred from contesting Tanzania’s October election, faces treason charges for allegedly urging rebellion against President Hassan’s government.

Tens of thousands gathered in Douala to support Issa Tchiroma Bakary, who urged President Paul Biya to concede defeat.