Four NSCDC officers have lost their lives during a violent assault by Boko Haram in a tragic security incident.

EXCERPT: Court has acquitted 50 alleged IPOB members of terrorism charges, citing a lack of sufficient evidence from the police. The Federal High Court in Abuja has discharged and acquitted

CSO Citizens’ Gavel has demanded Fisayo Soyombo’s release, calling his detention an attack on press freedom and democracy in Nigeria.

The Nigerian Army has claimed Fisayo Soyombo was arrested during an operation targeting oil thieves amid widespread calls for his release.

Chad has terminated its defence pact with France, sparking speculation over Paris’s diminishing influence in the Sahel.

The WTO has reappointed Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala for a second term as Director-General, affirming her leadership in steering global trade.

Presidents Tinubu and Macron have signed agreements to enhance critical infrastructure, food security, and mutual trade worth over €300m.

The 62-kilometre Port Harcourt-Aba railway section has been completed, is set for operations, aiming to boost economic development and connectivity.

The CBN, AGF have raised concerns about Nigeria’s MDAs facing surging judgement debts, calling for urgent legal reforms.

IST’s collaboration with NJC has introduced e-Filing, aiming to streamline case processes and enable global access for stakeholders.

Nigeria’s power subsidy has been projected to hit N2.4tn by the end of 2024 as the sector grapples with ageing infrastructure

The Senate has passed Tinubu’s tax reform bills for second reading, addressing fiscal federalism and economic growth amid debates.

Tinubu has called for strengthened Nigeria-France ties, urging investment in food security, education, energy, and solid minerals development.

Amnesty International has reported 24 deaths and over 1,200 arrests during Nigeria’s #EndBadGovernance protests, demanding justice for victims.

The House of Representatives has confirmed Lt. Gen. Olufemi Oluyede as Nigeria’s new Chief of Army Staff. 

Landslides in eastern Uganda have buried 40 homes, killing at least 13. Rescue efforts continue amid ongoing heavy rains.

A Finnish court has scheduled Simon Ekpa’s trial for May 2025 on charges tied to alleged terrorism-related activities.

Alesa Stakeholders Secretary Timothy Mgbere criticised the portrayal of Port Harcourt refinery’s operations, calling recent media portrayals a “mere show.”

Peter Obi has congratulated NNPCL for revitalising Port Harcourt refinery, expressing optimism about its impact on fuel prices and economy.

Senate Committee has screened acting COAS Olufemi Oluyede for appointment, focusing on security challenges, efficiency, and military welfare solutions.