Minister Umahi assures Nigerians the 15km East-West Road section reconstruction will be completed and commissioned by December 2025.

ECOWAS, Germany, and EU have convened a cyber diplomacy workshop to tackle cybercrime and promote regional digital resilience across West Africa.

JAMB Registrar Oloyede rejects resignation calls, saying critics lack competence to question his leadership during 2025 UTME challenges.

Zulum has urged Tinubu to ignore sycophants and bureaucrats, insisting insurgency can end in six months if contractocracy ends.

President Ramaphosa has urged Trump to listen to South Africans, insisting genocide claims are false and distract from economic cooperation goals.

“White farmers are fleeing South Africa,” Trump claims, saying dozens had moved to the US as refugees due to safety concerns.

President Salva Kiir has appointed a close ally under international sanctions as deputy leader of South Sudan’s ruling party.

President Tinubu has congratulated Opeyemi Bright and Jason Jackson, British-Nigerians recently inaugurated as Mayors in London boroughs, for their achievements.

The APC reaffirms its support for the One-China principle, recognising Taiwan as part of the People’s Republic of China.

Asukewe Ikoawaji has said that the Fubara and Wike matter is a political family problem, has nothing to do with Rivers State

Former DR Congo PM Ponyo has been sentenced to 10 years forced labour after being found guilty of embezzling $245 million

CBN Governor Cardoso has said the new Bank Verification Number system for Nigerians abroad will unlock major forex inflows.

Information Minister Idris says Tinubu’s reforms initially caused hardship, but are now producing measurable results across economic and governance sectors.

EFCC has handed over 753 confiscated housing units seized from Emefiele to the Ministry of Housing for assessment, completion, and sale.

Nigeria deploys 774 officers nationwide to improve accountability, monitor finances, and enhance service delivery at primary healthcare centers.

Minister Adelabu blames Discos for poor power supply, saying they’ve disappointed Nigerians and remain the weakest link in the chain.

House Committee urges external inquiry into 2025 UTME disruptions, calling for independent monitors and urgent reforms to restore examination integrity.

President Tinubu returned to Abuja after attending Pope Leo XIV’s inauguration in Vatican, emphasising Nigeria’s commitment to interfaith harmony.

Peace and production are the solution to Nigeria’s hunger crisis, says WFP Nigeria Director David Stevenson.

Sudan’s army claims it has fully expelled the RSF from Khartoum state, marking a key moment in the ongoing conflict.