Women Affairs Minister Kennedy-Ohaneye has directed FCT hoteliers to post signs barring underage girls from lodging to curb teenage exploitation.

MultiChoice Nigeria has rejected a tribunal’s N150 million fine and one month free subscription to customers directive, plans to appeal.

Tinubu acknowledged Nigeria’s challenging financial situation, reiterating his administration’s efforts to retool the system for national prosperity.

SANs argue that Nigeria’s federal system should allow states to negotiate minimum wages based on their individual financial capabilities.

Tinubu says his commitment to providing infrastructure across Nigeria is not for personal enrichment or aggrandizement.

Kano Governor Yusuf plans strident measures to checkmate the alarming proliferation of out-of-school children with the current figure at 989,234.

Former Senate President Saraki praised Supreme Court verdict overturning alleged N3.5bn fraud, which he said was a politically motivated witch-hunt.

A soon-to-be bridegroom celebrating bachelor’s eve was among several people arrested after the EFCC raided hotels and nightclubs in Akure.

Kayode Egbetokun says West African police chiefs should collaborate and devise innovative ways to tackle emerging complex security challenges.

The NLC has warned of impending economic collapse and demands fair wages as Nigeria faces rising inflation and government policies.

The UNICEF Field Office in Kaduna has trained 1080 out-of-school adolescent girls in tailoring and hairdressing skills.

Tourism Minister Ade-John visited Obudu Resort to evaluate its state in line with the national tourism plan.

TUC President Osifo insists that N250,000 as the minimum wage aligns with current hardships.

Health Minister Pate launched revised National Policy on Food Safety, aiming to enhance food safety and quality standards nationwide.

Ontario’s Minister emphasised potential for mutual growth and prosperity through trade, investment, and knowledge exchange with Nigeria.

Abia Governor Otti appealed to the army not to punish innocent people as investigation into the Aba attack begins.

Power minister Adelabu pledged commitment to ensuring fair competition in the energy sector, citing Nigeria’s targets of 30,000MW by 2030.

Tinubu says his VP’s new residence fulfils his government’s promise to complete inherited projects.

Uganda generates more power than it consumes and has been exploring the possibility of exporting the surplus to neighbours.

Governors contend that paying N60,000 minimum wage means many states will spend all their FAAC allocations paying salaries.