The Nigerian Air Force says precision strikes in Borno killed over 25 terrorists, while Niger Delta missions boosted oil production.

The Defence Headquarters says expired ordnance triggered Kaduna blast, leaving one dead and others hospitalised

Vice President Kashim Shettima will represent Nigeria at the UN General Assembly, to deliver an address September 24.

Ambassador Yusuf Tuggar insists Nigeria’s size, history, and peacekeeping role make it fit for a permanent UN Security Council seat.

NCAA has vowed stiff penalties against Qatar Airways after allegations of passenger mistreatment, regulatory contempt, and non-compliance escalated.

Sowore hit back at Nyesom Wike, alleging that he threatened an INEC official during a 2016 by-election.

Governor Dapo Abiodun says Ogun economy has quadrupled to N16trn in six years, with $2.5bn investment pledged.

Wole Soyinka has endorsed a campaign to honour Igbo ancestors 223 years after their tragic resistance at Igbo Landing.

FCT health authorities have declared Abuja free of Ebola, while resident doctors suspended their strike after Wike met demands.

Ibadan is preparing for Senator Rasidi Ladoja’s coronation as 44th Olubadan, with eight days of cultural and historic festivities.

Shoprite Nigeria has gained new investor support to accelerate its turnaround strategy and strengthen local partnerships in the retail market.

President Tinubu consoles Buhari’s family, pledges to uphold his legacy, before attending Senator Yari’s son’s wedding.

President Tinubu has paid glowing tribute to the matriarch of the Awolowo family, Chief (Mrs) Hannah Idowu Dideolu Awolowo.

The Nigeria Union of Journalists has condemned harassment and arrest of journalists, demanding immediate release and accountability from security operatives.

Haladu Muhammed says Kano State will tackle nearly one million out-of-school children while embracing artificial intelligence in schools.

China urges stronger global governance and reaffirmed its commitment to deepening cooperation and bilateral ties with Nigeria.

The Senate has appealed to striking FCT doctors to return to work, assuring prompt attention to their outstanding demands.

Governor Eno has pledged decisive action to resolve Akwa Ibom’s electricity supply crisis, assuring residents of lasting power solutions.

The NLC has urged authorities to investigate workplace safety breaches and enforce strict standards to protect Nigerian workers.

The federal government has announced the end of passport production at multiple centres nationwide, concluding a 62-year-old practice.