Anambra State Chief Magistrate Anyadiegwu mentioned that there is no system to easily identify individuals with previous criminal records.

Vice President Shettima has inaugurated a presidential food systems unit to harness resources, ideas.

Nigerian Governors plan to meet Wednesday on way forward regarding the Supreme Court ruling on local government autonomy.

Liborous Oshoma has hailed the supreme court ruling on local government autonomy as “a step in the right direction.”

The National Theatre in Lagos will henceforth be known as the Wole Soyinka Centre for Culture and the Creative Arts.

Many students are feared dead with many more trapped as a Saints Academy three-storey school building collapsed in Jos.

Two buses, one carrying 24 passengers and the other with 42, were submerged by landslide in central Nepal

Four migrants died after a boat capsized in the English Channel, while 63 others were rescued, French coastguard reported.

Ndume: “I have to be scared because I’m 64-years-old with 10 children, 20 grandchildren, and I don’t have a visa…”

Troops deployed to Operation Delta Safe arrested 26 oil thieves, rescued 109 hostages, destroyed illegal sites and recovered stolen crude.

Niger has ordered search units to be on high alert after inmates escaped from a high-security prison in Koutoukale.

The Ijaw union noted that community involvement in Warri seaport project will set an example of inclusive development.

Oyo State has requested Supreme Court order for proper distribution of funds from federation account to state and local governments.

Army chief Lagbaja has assured Nigerians that troops of the Nigerian Army will continue to respond brutally to criminal elements.

Senate President Akpabio has advised Nigeria’s state governors to respect the Supreme Court judgement granting financial autonomy to 774 LGAs.

A significant 70% of Nigerians have refused to pay bribe when asked to by corrupt officials in 2023, survey reveals.

President Tinubu has called for realistic expectations over minimum wage, and a wage review every two years.

Kano’s government took Ganduje to court over an eight-count charge related to bribery allegations, misappropriation, and diversion of public funds.

NLC says its meeting with Tinubu didn’t discuss naira and kobo as it was a discussion, not a negotiation.

Tinubu says the supreme court ruling which mandates direct payment of funds to local governments is of historic significance.