President Tinubu has asked Senate to confirm Lt. Gen. Oluyede as Chief of Army Staff, highlighting his leadership and professionalism.

Port Harcourt Refinery, inactive for years, has resumed at 60,000 bpd capacity after seven missed deadlines, sparking operational efficiency debates.

PETROAN has commended Tinubu and Kyari for reopening Port Harcourt refinery, marking a significant milestone in Nigeria’s energy sector.

President Tinubu has congratulated former Vice President Atiku Abubakar on his 78th birthday.

President Tinubu has departed Abuja for France to strengthen political, economic, and cultural ties on Macron’s invitation.

Out of Katsina State’s N682bn 2025 budget, N20.4 billion has been set aside to address the state’s debt obligations.

Tinubu celebrates refinery rehabilitation, urging NNPC to fast-track efforts on Warri, Kaduna, and second Port Harcourt refinery.

Former Kogi Governor Yahaya Bello was arrested by the EFCC on its premises over alleged N80.2 billion fraud charges.

The CBN, at the 298th MPC meeting, raised the MPR for the 14th time to a record 27.5%

Vincent Oshoma has emphasised the need for immediate relief alongside long-term reforms, urging policymakers to prioritise “quick wins” for Nigerians.

The first set of petroleum products from the Port Harcourt Refinery will be lifted from the rehabilitated refinery on Tuesday

NNPC Spokesperson Femi Soneye has announced the resumption of crude oil processing at the Port Harcourt Refinery

TikTok has teamed up with NITDA and Data Science Nigeria to expand digital safety awareness in Nigerian communities.

Lagos State partnered with EUACC at COP29 to unlock climate financing, promote green economy and sustainable development.

The NBA has warned the EFCC chairman to substantiate his allegations that lawyers are aiding money laundering or face legal consequences.

Industry stakeholders have said that the ban of single use plastics threatens N500 billion monthly loss, over a million jobs

Dr. Olisa Agbakoba has forecasted Nigeria’s budget hitting N100 trillion by 2026, unlocking massive revenue potential.

Analysts have urged the CBN to maintain the current policy rates, citing inflationary pressures and economic challenges facing Nigeria.

Lawmakers have criticised the Tinubu administration’s $2.2bn loan request despite revenue targets being exceeded in 2024.

VP Shettima has urged AI adoption to address Nigeria’s challenges in security, agriculture, healthcare, financial inclusion, and border management.