Trump bars Israel from striking Lebanon despite ceasefire tensions as confusion grows over US policy and regional military actions.

Donu Kogbara says Nigerians’ apathy enables bad governance, calls for stronger opposition unity and citizen activism.

MD/CEO, NELFUND, Akintunde Sawyerr discusses the progress of NELFUND, and addresses the LAUTECH discrepancy.

Nigerian Baptist Convention demands urgent action on insecurity, condemning widespread killings and mass burials, says situation across multiple states is unacceptable.

Defence argues Omoile’s statement was obtained under duress and violates legal procedure, urging court to reject it in trial.

Wike insists opposition relevance depends on electoral victories, dismissing coalition claims while pledging loyalty and unity within PDP leadership.

Jimoh Ibrahim insists Tinubu will stay the course on reforms, assuring Nigerians that current hardship will give way to long-term gains.

SGX Mobility’s Femi Oyefodunrin says electric mobility expansion will lower costs, attract investors, and boost Nigeria’s clean transport future.

Achike Chude says Julius Malema’s legal troubles were inevitable due to his confrontational political style.

Dayo Sobowale argues that global conflicts cannot be resolved through blanket appeals for peace, insisting such calls ignore the real forces driving violence.

Stakeholders warn bullying in Nigerian schools fuels mental health issues, drug abuse risks, and call for urgent nationwide intervention.

NDLEA records 974 convictions in three months, as 11 drug kingpins receive combined 254-year prison sentences nationwide.

Nigerian government warns unauthorised use of ambassadorial titles is criminal, vows crackdown on impersonation and fake diplomatic documents.

President signs ₦68.32trn budget, directs disciplined spending, extends 2025 capital budget implementation to June 2026.

Funsho Doherty argues Nigeria’s opposition crisis is systemic, says parties must unite to challenge ruling party political dominance

Maxwell Opara alleges reintegration policy for ex-terrorists sends wrong signal, may incentivise terrorism and shows weak political will to tackle insecurity.

Aviation minister Festus Keyamo appeals to Nigerian airlines to avoid fare hikes and suspension despite sharp increase in Jet A1 fuel prices.

Wale Edun says Nigeria will not seek IMF bailout, while Amina Mohammed warns inequality and food insecurity threaten reform gains.

AP says Nigeria’s security agencies are on red alert over planned terrorist attacks targeting Abuja airport, prison and military facility.

Nigeria partners World Bank to advance blue economy, prioritising bankable projects, data systems and sustainable maritime development initiatives nationwide.