Sowore has sued DSS, Meta and X at Abuja High Court, challenging alleged censorship after calling President Tinubu a “criminal.”

UBA has confirmed the Broad Street fire incident did not affect its Marina head office, assuring staff and customers’ safety.

President Tinubu says 126 million Nigerians now have NINs, highlighting progress in digital identity and security.

FG unveils fresh incentives to boost agriculture, expand irrigation, ease credit access, and create 21 million rural jobs.

Mandarin has been introduced into Nigeria’s secondary school curriculum, with Abuja inaugurating its 14th Chinese Corner.

AON praises suspension of 4% levy, calling it vital to protecting airlines, jobs, and Nigeria’s economic competitiveness.

The DSS has charged activist Omoyele Sowore and two others with cybercrime, alleging false posts targeting President Bola Tinubu.

NELFUND has appealed to lawmakers for support in securing 25% levy funds to expand access to affordable student loans.

Tinubu’s administration has dismissed Atiku’s concerns, assuring Nigerians that oil Joint Venture divestment plans will not threaten energy security.

NBS reports inflation eased to 20.12% in August, as Finance Minister suspends new customs levy on imports.

Vice President Shettima has called for railway revitalisation, stressing it is vital to Nigeria’s growth as Africa’s logistics hub.

The Edo State Police Command has recovered N300,000 extorted from a furniture maker by police officers.

A court has granted former CBN governor Emefiele permission to forensically examine an iPhone tendered as evidence in his trial.

President Tinubu has approved the appointment process for five new Permanent Secretaries in Imo state and the FCT.

Aliko Dangote says his refinery saves Nigeria $1bn on demurrage annually, and is targeting $500m in cement exports from 2026.

Justice Musa Liman refused to hear Kanu’s motion, citing lack of jurisdiction, despite worsening health concerns raised.

Kabiru Adamu says Nigeria recorded fewer security-related deaths in recent months, but the country is far from achieving stability.

Gunmen abducted 40 worshippers during dawn prayers in Zamfara, undermining fragile peace efforts in Tsafe Local Government Area.

Zambia has jailed two men for attempting to kill President Hichilema through witchcraft, marking a rare conviction under colonial-era law.

President Bola Tinubu ends European working vacation three days early, returning to Abuja September 16 after talks with Macron.