Tinubu has urged governors to align planning approvals with federal authorities to fast-track national infrastructure projects.

Hamas says it hasn’t rejected the US’ ceasefire proposal but wants changes to guarantee an end to the Gaza war.

CDS General Christopher Musa says Nigeria’s large population and vast landmass exceed available security manpower to cover every area.

Reno Omokri refutes NLC’s Joe Ajaero, citing Tinubu’s administration’s debt reduction from $108.2 billion to $94.2 billion presently.

President Tinubu urges Nigerians not to despair, saying toughest days are over and economic reforms are gaining traction.

Nigeria’s NBS appeals to World Bank for support in capacity building and data to improve Natural Capital Accounting.

The federal government inaugurates a committee to organise the 2025 Democracy Day, reflecting on Nigeria’s journey from military to democracy.

Nigeria has secured $2.2bn to renovate over 17,000 health centres, train 120,000 workers, and expand national health coverage, Tinubu reveals

The former President of Zambia, Edgar Chagwa Lungu, has passed away at the age of 68

Five men have been remanded in Kirikiri for dumping refuse in a canal, as Lagos enforces strict environmental laws.

Chad has suspended US visa issuance, citing dignity and reciprocity after inclusion in the American travel ban.

EU has reaffirmed its commitment to Nigerian dairy farmers, aiming to improve milk production, cold storage access, training for rural dairy communities.

The Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway “is not just a road, but a multi-modal transportation corridor,” Hitech MD Abboud says

Tinubu has revealed that Nigeria has secured $2.2bn for health sector reforms to curb medical tourism and vulnerability.

Foreign Minister Tuggar has called for sub-regional unity to unlock West Africa’s shared markets and drive sustainable prosperity.

Works Minister David Umahi again talked up a proposed tunnel to link the Sokoto–Badagry superhighway to the Lagos–Calabar coastal highway.

Tinubu, paying tribute to late Professor Jubril Aminu, described him as a statesman, scholar, and patriot who served Nigeria with unmatched brilliance.

Lagos has received 12 new Blue Line coaches, promising shorter waits, smoother journeys, and extension to Okokomaiko by 2026.

Supreme Court affirms Bashar as rightful Emir of Gwandu, ending 20-year dispute and nullifying Jokolo’s reinstatement bid.

Dangote has described his $20bn refinery as Tinubu’s brainchild, linking it to Lekki Zone creation and naira-for-crude policy.