Nigeria remains a lower-middle income economy, below Libya and Gabon,  World Bank report says.

Tinubu has urged to military to confront terror in Nigeria with unity and resolve, and not mortgage Nigeria’s future

President Tinubu reaffirms commitment to modernising military equipment, intelligence, and welfare to strengthen operational capacity of the Nigerian Armed Forces.

The federal government has announced a five-month amnesty period for foreigners with expired visas to regularise their immigration status.

Governor Zulum has described reports of defection to the ADC as baseless fabrications by politically motivated detractors seeking to cause distraction.

Umahi has expressed disappointment with the limited road projects in Nigeria’s southwest, blaming funding constraints for lack of major infrastructure.

David Umahi has confirmed that the CCTV cameras on the Third Mainland Bridge are now operational and ready for commissioning

“Only private sector participation can truly maintain Nigerian roads,” Umahi says in defence of tolling

Power Minister Adelabu has declared his bid to run for Oyo governorship in 2027, pledging inclusive government if elected.

The NBS is set to release rebased GDP figures which will capture emerging sectors and shifting economic structure.

NSA Ribadu says Tinubu rescued Nigeria from what he described as a dangerous crossroads riddled with insecurity

A flood in Ondo State has left streets submerged, homes cut off as residents blame blocked waterways and lack of drainage systems.

Tinubu has assured Brazilian President Da Silva that all bottlenecks hindering Nigeria’s agricultural sector’s potential will be removed

The recently inaugurated part of Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway isn’t open to motorists yet, because it is not a “township road,” says Umahi

Nigeria is considering a new Lagos link bridge as Carter and Third Mainland face major structural defects, says David Umahi.

Former Attorney General Michael Aondoakaa says most constitutional amendments and state creation efforts are politically motivated, not people-driven.

Tinubu has landed in Brazil to attend the 17th BRICS Summit holding on the 6th and 7th of July

IPPG’s Isa hails Tinubu’s oil reforms, calling industry progress since 2023 inauguration “unprecedented” and a major step forward.

Tinubu has called for a fair energy transition that supports developing economies and promotes access to cleaner energy technologies across communities.

Salis describes space travel as “a spiritual journey” and urges African youth to embrace exploration beyond Earth’s limits