Presidential aide Sunday Dare debunks rumours of Finance Minister Wale Edun’s stroke, confirming he’s recuperating and receiving care in Abuja.

Troops of 6 Division arrest 36-year-old suspect in Port Harcourt, seizing 15 Italian made automatic double barrel guns.

Vice President Shettima says government will empower communities to manage flood risks, strengthen local agencies and fund resilience initiatives.

Kano Police announce major breakthrough after arresting 11 suspects linked to robberies across Kano, Kaduna and Abuja, recovering weapons.

Oluremi Tinubu says Nigeria will reform the Almajiri education model as Qatar Foundation pledges support for out-of-school children.

Kwara Governor AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq compensates families of forest guards and community fighters killed in separate violent attacks.

Lagos State will commence $3 billion green line rail with 17 stations, phased construction, and partial federal funding.

Femi Falana defends unions legal rights to strike, urging government to resolve disputes rather than demonise labour movements.

President Emmanuel Macron has vowed to remain in office and ensure stability, rejecting opposition calls for his resignation

ARISE News says real comfort over reporter Somtochukwu ‘Sommie’ Maduagwu’s death will come only when Nigeria fixes security and healthcare.

Federal government invokes labour law after ASUU begins two-week warning strike despite claims most of its demands were met.

CBN Governor Olayemi Cardoso heads Nigeria’s delegation to Washington after Finance Minister Wale Edun was reported indisposed.

President Tinubu praised his son Seyi at 40, lauding his discipline, integrity, hard work, leadership, and devotion to family.

Atiku condemns Tinubu’s mass pardon of convicts, calling it an assault on justice as ADC brands it a national disgrace.

Atiku laments youths’ loss of faith in Nigeria’s future as Obi warns hardship is worsening nationwide mental health challenges.

Tinubu hails 1950s free education legacy as foundation for Nigeria’s progress, pledging renewed investment to boost learning access.

Troops rescue three kidnapped victims, dislodge bandits in Kwara’s Babanla Forest, recover weapons, and reaffirm commitment to citizens’ safety.

ASUU National President,Piwuna accuses government of betrayal, says lecturers won’t accept neglect of agreements.

FCT Police arrest four ‘one-chance’ robbery suspects in Abuja, rescue two victims, recover weapons, passports, and other stolen items.

The Historical Society of Nigeria restored History to school curricula after years of advocacy, celebrating 70 years of scholarship and nation-building.