Lawyer Ejembi has urged the president and leaders to intervene, warning that the Rivers State crisis threatens national stability.

Lawyer Kingdom has urged the NJC to examine judicial processes and the preferential treatment afforded to pro-Wike lawmakers in Rivers State.

WHO has reported the global number of Tuberculosis deaths fell in 2023, with 1.25 million deaths, down from 1.32 million in 2022.

Defence Headquarters has clarified that reports of bandits seizing the Nigerian Army training area in Kotangora are inaccurate and misleading.

NCAA has clarified ownership history of crashed helicopter, confirming serial number and registration details to counter conflicting reports after Port Harcourt crash

NAAT has issued a two-week ultimatum to FG to address unpaid salaries, threatening a nationwide strike if demands go unmet.

House of Reps has urged federal agencies to activate flood evacuation protocols and provide shelters for communities in flood-prone areas.

NLC warns it may demand a new minimum wage review from the federal government as living costs surge higher.

Federal High Court has halted monthly allocations to Rivers State, echoing 2004’s Lagos ruling, sparking questions on judicial power over allocations.

TCN has confirmed restoration of power supply to seven northern states after repairs on a vandalised transmission line.

The House of Reps called on the Aviation Ministry for an end to airstrip licences for private entities, including Bishop Oyedepo

UK’s Royal fleet RFA Lyme Bay has docked in Lagos as part of a visit to support UK-Nigeria’s Security and Defence Partnership

Former DSS Director Ejiofor has called on Nigerian politicians to prioritise national interest over their personal ambitions

Shettima has underscored the importance of Nigeria’s carnival industry in promoting culture and fostering national cohesion.

President Tinubu has appointed Major General Oluyede as the Acting COAS in Taoreed Lagbaja’s absence

Governor Duoye Diri has called for $12 billion from IOCs for Bayelsa’s environmental restoration and renewable energy transition.

The Senate has approved President Tinubu’s seven ministerial picks, including Bianca Ojukwu, seen as a step toward national unity.

IGP Kayode Egbetokun has initiated a new school protection squad to enhance safety and reduce out-of-school children.

Lawmaker Alex Ikwechegh, who is accused of assaulting a Bolt driver, has been granted N500,000 bail pending further court proceedings.

Olu Verheijen has assured that Shell’s $1.3 billion divestment to Renaissance will soon clear regulatory requirements.