Omoyele Sowore and families of detained military officers protest in Abuja, demanding trial or release over alleged coup plot.

Finance Minister Wale Edun says Nigeria’s economic reforms reflect fiscal correction aimed at long-term sustainability, not fiscal collapse.

Agriculture Minister Abubakar Kyari says government policies have reduced prices of essential food commodities by 50 percent nationwide.

Nigerian Army kills 45 trrrorists in Katsina after fierce battle near Danmusa, loses one officer, two soldiers.

Tinubu assures Nigerians terrorism will be defeated, sympathises with Borno over Ngoshe attack as army reaffirms loyalty.

Terrorists abduct more than 300 people, including women and children, during attack on Ngoshe community in Borno.

Federal Government says evacuation of Nigerians in Middle East delayed due to security risks and widespread airspace closures.

Tinubu praises Emeka Offor Foundation for donating medical books to strengthen healthcare education across Nigerian tertiary institutions.

Deeper Life General Superintendent William Kumuyi urges political leaders to put Nigerians first and enact people-centred policies.

Conservative Anglican leaders announce creation of Global Anglican Council in Abuja, rejecting authority of traditional Anglican Communion structures.

President Tinubu orders armed forces to strengthen civilian protection and rescue abducted victims after terrorist attack in Borno.

Governor Mbah and Senate President Akpabio praise Senator Ngwu for ₦250 million education support to Enugu West students.

Committee led by Gbajabiamila to oversee incorporation of Grid Asset Management Company aimed at addressing Nigeria’s power transmission challenges.

Nigeria Police say investigation found no evidence of forgery in Interior Minister Tunji-Ojo’s NYSC certificate.

Police Service Commission elevates seven AIGs to DIG rank, charges them to uphold professionalism and strengthen national security.

Ijaw Youth Council President, Jonathan Lokpobiri, warns that legislative scrutiny could threaten peace and local participation in Niger Delta oil security.

Election boycotts weaken political participation and rarely achieve desired results, analyst Akin Osuntokun warns amid debates over IPAC’s boycott t

UN Women says Nigeria’s democracy and development risk stagnation as women occupy only 3.9 per cent of seats.

Former AGF Malami, his wife and son were granted N200 million bail each in a high‑profile money laundering case.

Federal Government says Lafia bypass is 92.6 per cent complete, promises timely completion of key Nasarawa road projects.