“We don’t want to sacrifice thoroughness on the altar of anxiety. It’ll be done soon,” Gbajabiamila said on the Oronsaye report.

APGA’s Ezeokenwa has claimed INEC’s recognition of Njoku as party chairman lacks a valid court order, questioning its legitimacy.

Katsina State has initiated 30-day security operation across 19 LGAs, focusing on community-based intelligence and collaboration

Seven Polish students who were arrested for raising Russian flags during protests in Kano have been released.

NNPC’s Vision First programme has offered free eye care and healthcare services to over 1,000 individuals in Lagos.

Johann Rupert has surpasses Aliko Dangote as Africa’s richest person, with net worth soaring to $14.3 billion.

A shocking report by South Africa’s Special Investigative Unit has exposed a massive corruption scandal involving six state-owned companies.

A national committee has been formed to oversee Emmanuel Iwuanyanwu’s burial on November 1, ensuring it honours his legacy.

The IMF has highlighted the need for sustained reforms in governance and business regulation to boost Nigeria’s economic output.

The Federal Road Safety Commission says 16 persons were burnt to death in an accident that occurred along Ore-Ondo highway.

Nigerian Navy has seized 72 bags of cannabis, and handed over four suspected drug traffickers to NDLEA after major drug bust.

ECOWAS aims to raise $300 million to implement peace-building programmes in West Africa, with strategic planning underway.

Ned Nwoko has slammed the humanitarian ministry for failing to provide support, urging better social security measures and data management.

Kano Governor Abba Yusuf has submitted a supplementary budget to the Kano Assembly, focusing on wage increases, essential state projects.

CoS Gbajabiamila has discussed potential legislative reforms to secure adequate funding for NEITI, reinforcing anti-corruption efforts in the extractive sector.

Oluremi Tinubu has pressed for stronger legal frameworks and better resource allocation to tackle rising cases of sexual abuse.

FAO’s 2024 report has revealed worsening food insecurity in Nigeria, with over 31 million people impacted by malnutrition, economic pressures.

EXCERPT: Nigeria has received 10,000 doses of Mpox vaccine donation from the US.

Army Chief Lagbaja has identified economic discontent as a potential security threat, calling for professional management of future unrest.

Peter Obi has criticised the federal government’s treatment of journalists, demanding the immediate release of PIDOM, citing threats to democracy.