At ICAO Assembly, Festus Keyamo urged support for Nigeria’s re-election, stressing aviation reforms, safety oversight, and climate commitments.

Umar Sani defends Jonathan, calls Femi Otedola’s fuel subsidy accusations selective, misleading, and ignoring historical context of corruption.

President Tinubu urges Nigerian Christian pilgrims to show patriotism, avoid absconding, and return home after Israel–Jordan pilgrimage.

Deputy Governor Bala Bello warns careless handling of Naira notes undermines national pride and raises replacement costs.

Experts urged amendments to PIA host community provisions, stressing stronger local involvement, rights protection, and dispute resolution mechanisms.

Fidelity Bank’s Atlanta conference showcased Nigerian fashion, arts, tech, and manufacturing, deepening US-Africa ties and boosting exports.

Health Minister Ali Pate unveiled a five-year strategy, mobilising stakeholders nationwide to tackle Nigeria’s persistent lead poisoning crisis.

Former APC National Secretary, Waziri Bulama, dismisses claims of CPC revival, says Buhari’s legacy and ideals are now fully absorbed into the APC.

Tinubu meets with former Rivers administrator Ibas with Edun, Olukayode present, amid scrutiny of Ibas’ six-month emergency rule spending.

Malawi’s President Lazarus Chakwera has conceded defeat to predecessor Peter Mutharika, pledging a peaceful transfer amid economic hardship.

Suspected bandits struck Ifelodun and Patigi LGAs, killing two and abducting eight, forcing 500 residents to flee.

NUPRC warns report misrepresents data, noting crude oil theft fell from 102,900 to 9,600 barrels daily.

Onyema praises UK envoy Jonny Baxter for fairness and support in Air Peace’s landmark Heathrow and Gatwick flight operations.

Nigeria’s foreign minister Yusuf Tuggar has underscored the strategic importance of renewed US–Nigeria cooperation.

Tinubu honors Ogoni Four posthumously, urges unity, pledges support for peace, environmental cleanup, and resumption of oil production.

Vice President Shettima outlines Nigeria’s priorities at UNGA and holds bilateral talks with Namibia president and Gates Foundation.

Billionaire industrialist and Ibru Organisation chairman, Olorogun Oskar Ibru, dies at 67 after brief illness, family confirms.

ARISE News anchors Reuben Abati and Ojy Okpe lectured and discussed at AFCSC Exercise ‘Haske Biyu’ in Kaduna.

Ethiopia’s debt crisis has been deemed “unsustainable” by the IMF and World Bank, citing defaults, weak exports, and political instability.

 The Africa Financial Summit 2025 is set to gather over 1000 leaders to tackle challenges and shape solutions.