VP Shettima has made personal donations to persons affected by the bomb attacks in Gwoza, Borno State.

The Multinational Joint Task Force said an aerial bombardment killed no fewer than 70 terrorists in the Lake Chad Basin.

Dangiwa: “Statistics reveal that Nigeria is a low-income country as it has only 13% of its population as middle class.”

The US Supreme Court has ruled former President Trump is entitled to some immunity from prosecution for official acts.

Stakeholders have appealed to government to enforce tax breaks and ban “kpomo” to help Nigeria’s leather industry.

Tragedy struck a Lagos-bound trailer involved in a fatal crash on the outskirts of Kano metropolis, killing 25 travellers.

Nigeria’s Police Chief Egbetokun has denied lobbying parliament to elongate his tenure by altering the Nigeria Police Act 2020.

Gwoza bombing highlights the inadequacies in security resources, says Sani Usman, urging a whole-nation approach to counter-terrorism.

A Federal High Court in Abuja has dismissed Nnamdi Kanu’s suit seeking N1 billion for alleged violation of his rights.

EFCC has initiated an investigation after some of the commission’s officers allegedly assaulted a female worker in a Lagos hotel.

“You cannot defeat a digital system with an analogue-based system,” Celestine Iwendi says, advocates for use of AI in military.

The Nigerian Air Force has clarified that a UAV crashed in Kaduna State, not a helicopter.

Investigation is currently ongoing to determine the cause of NAF aircraft crash that occurred during anti-terrorism operations in Kaduna State.

Peter Obi has proposed collaborative engagements to the south-east governors, noting it’s more effective than pursuing individualistic agenda and failing.

Despite efforts to deter tobacco use, NTCA reported Nigeria still loses about 28,000 lives yearly to tobacco-related illnesses.

NNPC has refuted claims that customers must buy lubricants to get petrol, tagging it false and pledging to deal with culprits.

Cameroon and Nigeria have opted to peacefully settle border disputes by 2025, bypassing costly ICJ proceedings.

Air force personnel allegedly stormed TCN, Eko Disco, Ikeja Electric facilities, assaulting employees and disrupting power supply to some feeders.

Two police officers were reportedly killed, two others wounded by unidentified gunmen at a checkpoint in Aba, instilling fear in residents.

NSGF Chairman Yahaya has described the attacks in Borno State as cowardly, while highlighting the importance of proactive security measures.