Nigeria’s Foreign minister Tuggar and Piers Morgan trade tweets after tense exchange on Christian genocide allegations, and selective editing fears.

Lawan urges Nigerians to respect the armed forces, backs Tinubu’s reforms, and says no cause for alarm over 2026 budget timing.

Matawalle says Wike ignored Service Chiefs’ advice, insists the naval officer acted lawfully and respectfully during Abuja confrontation.

Shagaya says Tinubu is building a $1trn economy driven by MSMEs, innovation, and improved access to capital through strengthened national frameworks.

NCP approves Afam Power Performance Agreements as VP Shettima urges a shift from asset sales to optimisation to drive Nigeria’s trillion-dollar ambition.

Nigeria targets increasing livestock GDP contribution from $32 billion to as high as $94 billion in ten years, stressing collaboration and food security.

Aiyedatiwa launches 6km Akure–Imafon road, promising accelerated infrastructure renewal, statewide road projects and completion of all inherited construction works.

Anambra approves 30 new public schools in underserved communities, deepening Soludo’s free education policy and advancing key budget and governance decisions.

FCCPC mandates full compliance with Digital Lending Regulations by January 5, 2026, ensuring fairness and consumer protection.

Robert Mugabe Jnr convicted of illegal drug possession in Harare, sentencing to decide between jail term or fine.

Ondo Court condemns a man to death by hanging for the rape and murder an 11-year-old girl.

The Lagos State Government will divert traffic for eight months as it rehabilitates the busy Lekki-Ajah corridor.

Troops rescued 74 NYSC members stranded on a Borno highway after their buses broke down near a terror hotspot.

President, Capital Market Academics of Nigeria,Prof. Uwaleke says macroeconomic stability and key reforms are driving renewed domestic and international investor confidence.

Tuggar demands full, unedited airing of his Piers Morgan interview, insisting Nigeria’s position on religious freedom must not be distorted or misrepresented.

The House of Representatives is planning investigation into container diversions, excise duty losses, and import quota abuses at Nigeria’s ports.

UN member states have called on Libya to shut detention centres where migrants face torture, abuse, and extrajudicial killings.

At least six people have died in a stampede at Ghana’s El-Wak Stadium during a military recruitment exercise.

MAN says NAFDAC’s planned ban on sachet alcohol could cost N1.9trn and 500,000 jobs, urging reconsideration.

Governor Abiodun has directed agencies to boost revenue, with OGIRS contributing N250 billion to achieve the ambitious 2026 target.