Justice Obiorah Egwuatu has recused himself from Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan’s case, citing allegations of bias from one of the respondents.

The Federal High Court in Abuja has been petitioned to sack Rivers Administrator Vice Admiral Ibok-Ete Ekwe Ibas

Lere Olayinka has said Wadata Plaza doesn’t belong to the PDP as the party failed to complete payment for the land since 2005

Chijioke Ihunwo has alleged that the State of Emergency declared in Rivers State was arranged by Tinubu and Wike

Governor Otti has expressed shock at ABSU’s deplorable state, apologising to students and promising urgent intervention to fix the institution’s facilities.

UNICCON Group has urged the federal government to integrate telemedicine in hospitals to improve healthcare accessibility and efficiency across Nigeria.

NIMC has warned against unauthorised NIN card printing, urging the public to use only the official NIN slip for identification.

Betara has denied speaking to any journalist about lawmakers receiving a N7.6 million Sallah gift from the President.

Chatham House research finds that corruption fuels impunity, weak institutions, and political clientelism, undermining Nigeria’s democracy and economic growth.

Tinubu has launched Nigerian Youth Academy to equip millions with digital, technical, and entrepreneurial skills for global competitiveness.

Peter Obi says Nigeria’s democracy has collapsed, urging focus on rebuilding it rather than lamenting its failures.

A Federal High Court has lifted the injunction stopping INEC from accepting the recall petition against Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan.

The federal government has celebrated Ganiyat Adeduntan’s historic appointment as Head Coach of George Washington Women’s Basketball team.

NIDCOM has confirmed that 956 Nigerians have been evacuated from Libya in early 2025, with most returnees being women and children.

The Nigerian Correctional Service has confirmed the recapture of five out of the twelve escaped inmates from Koton-Karfe Custodial Centre.

Obasanjo says democracy in Africa is dying, not just failing, as it lacks alignment with African values and realities.

Kogi State government has vowed to unravel the circumstances behind Kotonkarfe jailbreak, warning against internal compromise, and assuring citizens of security.

Six police officers were killed in a suspected al-Shabab attack on a security base near Kenya’s border with Somalia.

Suspected herdsmen attacked the Ukhun Community in Edo State, killing one farmer and injuring several others.

An NGO has blasted MultiChoice for hiking DStv, GOtv prices in Nigeria while lowering South African rates, calling it discriminatory