President Tinubu mourns labour leader Abiodun Aremu, describing him as a steadfast patriot and defender of workers’ rights.

Traditional have urged Tinubu and lawmakers to grant legal recognition to royal institutions for national stability.

CAN, JNI, and MURIC reject US claims of anti-Christian genocide, insisting Nigeria’s violence is criminal, not religiously motivated.

IMF has called on Nigeria and peers to enhance governance diagnostics and curb illicit financial flows to rebuild public trust.

Bank of Industry has unveiled a ₦2bn entrepreneurship programme offering corps members up to ₦5m loans at single-digit interest rates.

Speaker Tajudeen Abbas says the Petroleum Industry Act spurred reforms transforming Nigeria’s petroleum sector and boosting investor confidence and efficiency.

UNICEF has pledged support for Lagos to register 545,000 children under one, ensuring access to healthcare, education, and protection.

NUPRC reports ₦373bn Host Community Development Trust, with 536 ongoing projects improving education, healthcare, and livelihoods across oil regions.

Filmmaker Jeff Gibbs says displaced Nigerians must be restored to rebuild their lives, not left to languish in camps.

US Mayor Mike Arnold accuses former US President Barack Obama of enabling Boko Haram’s rise through failed Arab Spring policies.

Reno Omokri dismisses US claims of Christian genocide in Nigeria, saying both faiths suffer terrorism and blaming Libya’s collapse.

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