Nigeria’s President Tinubu has expressed profound grief over the death of Iran President Raisi.

Two terrorists have been neutralised by the mobile police squad deployed to Kuriga community, Chikun LGA of Kaduna State.

The Okpe Union is planning innovative strategies to drive long-term progress, especially in political offices, for its members.

US and Nigeria have implemented ‘open skies’ air transport agreement, enhancing civil aviation relationship and promoting tourism and commerce.

The Nigerian Army has announced the successful rescue of approximately 386 individuals from the notorious Sambisa forest.

The US is expected to complete the withdrawal of nearly 1,000 American troops from Niger by September 15.

UN experts have urged Nigeria to release Yahaya Sharif-Aminu, expressing concerns over his prolonged detention for exercising his human rights.

Housing Minister Ahmed Dangiwa announced groundbreaking for 1,250 housing units across four Northern states to kickstart Renewed Hope Cities project.

Ministry of Defence statement suggested a new HMO for civil servants, but Minister of Health refuted it, emphasising universal coverage.

NNPC CEO Kyari has emphasised the need for increased investment and security measures to address Nigeria’s oil production shortfalls.

Senate Leader Bamidele stressed importance of legal framework for state police to promote professionalism, accountability, and transparency.

Tinubu has named a 15-man steering committee on a project to make Nigeria Africa’s leading manufacturing hub for renewable energy.

Nigeria’s drug enforcement agency has Intercepted cocaine bound for China and amphetamines bound for the UK.

Congo’s army says it has “foiled a coup” early Sunday morning and arrested the perpetrators, including several foreigners.

Nigeria’s federal government has projected a $2.5 billion yearly savings with CNG-powered vehicles, and an attendant reduction in environmental degradation.

The German government on Saturday returned two artefacts to the Oba of Benin, eliciting joy and dance in the palace.

Okoloba women protested armed Okuama youths’ return, demanding government intervention to maintain peace and security in Delta State.

Addressing ASUU’s concerns over absent governing councils in institutions, Tinubu approved 555 appointments to university boards.

Pan-Yoruba socio-cultural organisation Afenifere has lamented rising insecuritly in Nigeria, and proposes community engagement through town hall meetings.

Nigeria has launched a policy drive to bridge the gaping educational divide in the country, beginning from the North East.