Nigeria has announced plans to punish individuals and groups involved in food adulteration and forced fruit ripening.

Tuggar urges women’s inclusion in trade and politics, warning Africa’s $2.8tn economy cannot grow without equity.

Khalil Halilu says InnovateNaija will empower young inventors with tools, mentorship, and global opportunities to thrive.

Dangote has cautioned truckers against using the company’s logo without permission, emphasising strict compliance and potential consequences.

Over 80 young people have successfully completed the British Council’s Youth Enterprise Initiative, gaining skills to drive entrepreneurship and innovation.

Alausa has explained that the donation given to the Teeneagle competition winners was a personal gift, not official funding.

Former Kaduna Governor El-Rufai and several others have been invited by the police over public peace disturbance.

North-East governors hail Taraba’s greenhouse farm as a revolutionary food security model to avert looming hunger in Nigeria.

Vice President Shettima believes President Tinubu’s courageous leadership and tough decisions will be recognised and appreciated by future generations.

IGP Egbetokun has appointed CSP Hundeyin as Force Public Relations Officer, tasking him to strengthen police communications and public engagement.

Military pensioners were ordered to vacate the Finance Ministry as protests over gratuity and allowances disrupted government operations.

UNICEF has called for unified efforts to save Nigerian children from malnutrition, highlighting successes in Plateau and Bauchi States

President Bola Tinubu has joined the Nigeria Police Force in celebrating IGP Kayode Egbetokun, praising his dedication to national security

Democratic Republic of Congo has confirmed fresh Ebola outbreak, with 28 suspected cases, as health officials rush swift containment measures.

Ondo Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa thrilled guests at a public event, showcasing dance moves that sparked excitement across social media.

Tinubu begins a 10-day working vacation in France and the UK, combining official duties with annual leave.

Former Minister of Foreign Affairs Professor Bolaji Akinyemi says President Tinubu needs a foreign policy adviser in the Villa to ensure agreements abroad are actually implemented.

Adi Bongo urges caution on Tinubu’s fiscal claims, stressing non-oil revenue growth but questions meeting budget projections.

FRSC has resumed its annual lecture series after eight years, aiming to enhance road safety through global best practices

The NHIA has signed agreements with three Lagos hospitals to boost emergency obstetric and neonatal services, reducing maternal and newborn deaths.