Governor Aiyedatiwa launches 8.8km Akure–Ijare Road project, promising modern infrastructure, faster travel and improved economic activities in Ondo State.

Umar Ahmed Chuso assumes duty as Nasarawa Police Commissioner following Lafia legislative crisis and redeployment of former CP Jauro-Mohammed.

 NHRC awards THISDAY’s Michael Olugbode its 2025 Human Rights Media Prize, recognising his courageous reporting and decades of commitment to public accountability.

Katsina police arrest suspect for killing a nursing mother and her baby after a paternity dispute; bodies burnt and dumped in a well.

Fake, expired, and adulterated goods worth ₦5bn destroyed by NAFDAC in Nasarawa to prevent public health risks.

Oluremi Tinubu defends government’s security actions, praises swift rescue of abducted children and calls for greater national generosity next year.

Shettima urges urgent investment in education as Dangote launches ₦100bn annual scholarship to strengthen Nigeria’s human capital over the next decade.

African nations push unified reparations case against Britain as AU-backed effort gains major momentum after Algiers conference.

Forbes honours global changemakers, listing Okonjo-Iweala and Mo Abudu among influential women shaping business, media and international leadership.

Ismail Omipidan says claims that Oyetola orchestrated Osun APC aspirants’ disqualification are politically motivated and disconnected from reality.

Kolapo Alimi says Adeleke’s political grip in Osun is tight as nearly 80% of Osun voters and workers remain firmly committed to him.

Former Anambra governor Chris Ngige is in EFCC custody, his aide says, dismissing widespread abduction reports.

As normalcy returns to Benin Republic, the attempted coup raises lingering questions about political tensions within the country.

“There’s a systematic genocidal attack against many communities in Nigeria,” says Terseer Ugbor

Okonjo-Iweala welcomes UN Deputy Secretary-General Amina Mohammed who she described as her “younger sister” to the WTO during her Geneva visit.

A Benin government source says coup leader Lt Col Pascal Tigri is hiding in Togo after Sunday’s failed takeover.

Femi Falana urges NBA to sanction state Attorneys-General over inaction on terror suspects, while calling for tech-driven security.

A legal tussle arises as Imo Magistrate case is unexpectedly resurrected in Customary Court, raising procedural questions.

Senator Ahmad Lawan says northern Nigeria could deliver more than 75% of votes for Tinubu in 2027 and backs grassroots mobilisation network.

Keyamo euphoric as Ekiti Airport begins commercial flights, marking a major milestone in Nigeria’s aviation sector and boosting regional economic growth.