ECOWAS Judges have ruled that Kano’s blasphemy laws are “excessive,” breach international protections for freedom of expression.

Residents have called on government to act as Aiyetoro is threatened by sea incursions that have claimed almost 90% of the land

Lawyer Monday Ubani has said that Nigeria’s judiciary needs its own enforcement unit to ensure court rulings are obeyed

Egypt has raised fuel prices for the first time in 2025, as part of IMF-required subsidy cuts

President Tinubu and AGF were reportedly absent during hearing on suit challenging the appointment of Rivers State Administrator.

NRC has suspended services on the Warri-Itakpe rail line for 72 hours due to engine failure and technical issues.

President Tinubu and Governor Abiodun have congratulated Dangote on his 68th birthday, praising his contributions to Africa’s economy and philanthropy.

President Tinubu has praised Afreximbank’s transformative impact on African trade, citing $20bn support and landmark initiatives like AfCFTA and PAPSS.

APC mourns slain Director Lateef Adeniji, shutting secretariat after his murder by kidnappers despite N50m ransom payment.

Kano State Governor Abba Yusuf has sent a high-level delegation to Edo to address the killings of 16 Hausa travellers in Uromi.

Tinubu has celebrated Aliko Dangote on his 68th birthday, hailing his unwavering commitment to Africa’s economic transformation

Ahunna Eziakonwa has Urged African nations, particularly Nigeria, to prioritise internal investment over dependency on foreign aid.

Information Minister Mohammed Idris has denied disregarding Borno State Governor Zulum’s concerns over insecurity, calls for media responsibility.

Nigeria has begun a new phase of the Siemens project with a $328m contract to boost grid capacity.

FBI Director Patel has been replaced as acting ATF chief by Army Secretary Driscoll, with the change announced Wednesday.

Former President Jonathan has said only visionary leaders with strong political will can transform agriculture and reduce hunger in Africa.

Finance minister Wale Edun has said Africa must build sustainable, inclusive regional institutions amid US tariffs and aid cuts.

FG has insisted the crude-for-naira scheme will continue, saying the policy aligns with public interest and national economy.

SEC says Nigeria could exit the FATF’s grey list soon with the new law regulating digital assets and blockchain.

Zenith Bank’s Jim Ovia has joined global icons as a Freeman of London, hailed for his transformative economic impact.