EFCC has secured a court order to seize $222,729 in digital assets linked to cyber fraud and identity theft.

NLC has suspended its planned nationwide strike after FG agrees to a two-week review of telecom tariff increase.

The FG has denied reports of a 65% electricity tariff hike, clarifying current tariffs cover 65% of electricity costs with subsidies maintained.

The federal government has approved N4.2 trillion for major road and bridge projects across Nigeria, Lagos-Calabar Coastal Road gets N1.3tn

Tinubu has signed a bill for the establishment of the Federal University of Environment and Technology in Ogoniland

The Police Service Commission has clarified that the IGP’s tenure is determined by the President, not within its jurisdiction

The European Union (EU) is exploring the potential for small hydropower generation in partnership with the Plateau state government. This was disclosed by  the Head of Green and Digital Economy

President Tinubu has sworn in eight newly appointed permanent secretaries and 21 commissioners of the RMAFC

Ex-NHIS boss Usman Yusuf has been remanded in Kuje Prison over alleged fraud charges.

REA MD Abba Aliyu has planned to electrify 25 million Nigerians in three years through sustainable, commercially viable frameworks.

Ramaphosa plans to engage Trump over US aid suspension, reaffirming South Africa’s commitment to democracy and legal processes.

The NDLEA arrested a businessman who ingested 81 cocaine pellets, intercepted 2,000kg of Ghanaian Loud at Lekki beach.

Police are probing a potential trafficking syndicate after a suspect was arrested while attempting to flee with five-year-old child

The police have intercepted human traffickers in Kaduna, rescuing 13 victims, and also neutralised kidnappers in Ogun State

SERAP has called on Tinubu to probe missing N26bn in Petroleum Ministry, PTDF, citing Auditor-General’s report.

REA, UNDP, GEF have signed grants to deploy 23 mini-grids to provide power to 70,000 Nigerians, boosting agriculture.

Trump has accused South Africa of mistreating certain groups and threatens to cut US funding until an investigation is conducted.

Authorities have urged citizens to avoid non-essential travel as Nigeria strengthens surveillance amid Ebola outbreak in Uganda

First Bank is desperately seeking to overturn a judge’s declarative ruling and is urging banks not to comply with same.  

Justice Obiora Egwuatu has ruled the NCS should not enforce excise duties on non-alcoholic carbonated beverages