Presidency launches expert-driven tax implementation committee to harmonise reforms, boost revenue and strengthen fiscal governance nationwide.

Ondo boosts security architecture, recruiting 500 Amotekun officers while inaugurating new Justices of Peace after 17 years.

The EFCC has invited former Attorney General Abubakar Malami for questioning, a summons he says he will honour.

Ogun State has shut down seven Ogijo battery recycling plants and suspends Lead Ingot Exports over alleged contamination concerns.

Governor Bala Mohammed says Bauchi will never become a sanctuary for bandits or terrorists, promising decisive legal action.

Governor Sule says Nasarawa has harvested 600,000 bags in two weeks, targeting 1.2 million from Jangwa farm.

Judge rules Gambaryan’s detention case an abuse of process, affirming NSA and EFCC acted within legal powers.

ACF Chairman Bashir Dalhatu says many bandits lack exposure to city life and advises government to offer engagement alongside firm punishment.

Chairman of the Arewa Consultative Forum Dalhatu urges ECOWAS joint military action and recruitment of experienced soldiers to curb northern insecurity.

Professor Barnabas Embugus-Barde says firms must invest in digital tools, train workers, and adopt ethical AI practices to remain competitive.

Putin signals openness to revised US–Ukraine peace draft, saying updated proposal could serve as basis for serious negotiations.

Sanwo-Olu, Fagbemi, Osigwe say robust arbitration and ADR frameworks will protect billions and position Africa as a global hub.

Hong Kong fire death toll climbs to at least 128 as families wait for updates and police investigate safety failures and arrests.

Kenya and Chinese firms launch a $1.5 billion road expansion using a debt equity model amid renewed Beijing engagement.

Bauchi State declares Friday work-free to honour revered Islamic cleric Sheikh Dahiru Usman-Bauchi ahead of his funeral.

Army Chief Shaibu has urged the Nigerian Defence Academy to strengthen research, training, and AI integration to boost military innovation.

NCDC has reported 995 confirmed Lassa Fever cases this year, with 184 deaths, mostly in Ondo, Bauchi, and Edo states.

Seven mourners were seized in Abuja and 24 villagers kidnapped in Niger as insecurity surges across states.

Lawmakers have launched an inquiry into Abuja’s insecurity and the non-functional $460m CCTV system meant to bolster the capital’s safety.

Bismarck Rewane has predicted a N262tn market cap in 2026, driven by reforms and heightened election-related spending.