The United States says it has, through CIPP programmes, trained over 46,000 Nigerian community members in conflict resolution skills.

NEITI has invited Dangote refinery to join EITI as a supporting company so as to help promote EITI compliance.

An attack on two villages in Burkina Faso has resulted in the massacre of 223, including babies, by the military.

As part of social interventions under Eko Cares, Lagos Governor Sanwo-Olu says medical outreach will begin next week for citizens.

Tinubu has urged the judiciary to align itself with his Renewed Hope Agenda, to promote fairness and rule of law.

19 cases of mpox have been confirmed in five departments in Congo, prompting authorities to declare it as an epidemic.

Kano’s government says the current water scarcity being experienced in some part of the metropolis would soon be over.

The Egyptian cabinet has approved the development of a free zone and international touristic port

A two-day workshop to unveil roadmap for integrating unbanked Nigerians begins Thursday.

Tax impositions are preventing United Nations fuel tankers from delivering aid in South Sudan.

The Tunisian coast guard has recovered 19 bodies of migrants trying to cross the Mediterranean to Europe.

Ex-Kaduna CAN Chair, Rev Hayab praises Governor Uba Sani’s leadership style, highlighting its contrast to El-Rufai.

Any attempt by EFCC to arrest Yahaya Bello now would constitute a violation of due process, says Daniel Bwala.

OPEC’s Secretary General has expressed optimism for a future partnership with Namibia in the oil sector.

Two former UN workers are facing charges in Canada over alleged sales of military equipment to Libya through shell companies.

The NSIB has said the runway which the Dana Air plane skidded off was wet due to heavy rainfall.

AbdulWahab Mohammed (SAN) Tuesday received the charge containing money laundering allegations against former governor of Kogi State, Yahaya Bello.

EFCC Chairman Olukoyede says the commission recovered over N120 billion in the last six months.

EFCC investigations show that Nigeria’s Former Aviation Minister Hadi Sirika awarded contracts to his brother Abubakar, who’s a civil servant.

Nigerian states are beginning to own their electricity regulatory bodies, with Ondo State set to join Enugu and Ekiti.