Kekere-Ekun highlights NJC’s new policy publishing nominees’ names for public input, aimed at boosting accountability and public trust.

Governor Chukwuma Soludo insists due process must run its course before considering pardon for detained native doctor.

Anambra police arrest Bernard Odinchefu, accused of coordinating illegal levies funneled to Secessionist-linked groups in Ihiala communities.

Over 50 CSOs urge EFCC, ICPC, and CCB to investigate Minister Nyesom Wike over undeclared assets and corruption allegations.

Elders Council hails Ilishan Remo airport as world-class facility, describing it as Abiodun’s best legacy and long-term investment.

Niger Delta activist Briggs slams failed leadership, exclusion of women, and ongoing crisis in Rivers State.

Bishop Matthew Kukah blames coups, failed leadership, and elite hypocrisy for Nigeria’s stalled nation-building.

NARD President Dr Mohammed Suleiman says resident doctors will begin 24-hour call limit, issue 30-day ultimatum.

Wike flags off Abuja solar lighting project, vows to end darkness, curb insecurity, and stop sabotage-driven maintenance fraud.

Kogi government announce strict enforcement of trailer park ban from October 29, citing security risks and criminal activities.

Nwibubasa insists no oil exploration will resume without guarantees of autonomy, equity, compensation, and strict environmental safeguards.

Leaders including Atiku Abubakar and Governors Fubara, Sanwo-Olu offer condolences over AEISS News anchor Somtochukwu Maduagwu’s tragic death.

Shettima returned from UNGA and Germany, advocating UN reforms, Africa’s sovereignty, energy transition, and strengthening global partnerships.

Robert Mugabe Jr., son of Zimbabwe’s late leader, has been arrested in Harare for alleged possession of cannabis and cocaine.

President Tinubu pledged to champion Nigeria’s first Arts Endowment Fund, promising personal donation at Wole Soyinka Centre inauguration.

Two killed near Agadir as Morocco’s youth-led protests for social reforms spread nationwide, sparking violent unrest and casualties.

South Africa’s EFF leader Julius Malema has been convicted of firing a rifle, facing a possible 15-year prison term.

President Tinubu has said security agencies are winning the war against terrorism, banditry, and other violent crimes

Nigerian oil workers suspend a three-day strike after a federal government-brokered deal with Dangote Refinery, but warn against breaching terms.

Oba Ewuare II has rejected the idea of Iyaloja in Edo markets, stating Benin markets are led by palace-backed Iyeki.