Sudan condemns RSF for genocide in El Fasher, alleging 450 civilians killed, including children, women, and nine humanitarian workers.

Mike Ejiofor has said the lack of clear intelligence on perpetrators of the Plateau state conflict is hampering conflict resolution efforts.

Ghana has instructed all foreign nationals involved in its gold market to exit the sector by April 30.

President Tinubu has flagged off the 65km Cross River segment of the Lagos-Calabar highway, calling it an economic enabler.

Zamfara Governor has said he inherited a dysfunctional system with no planning or budgeting, and with only N4m in the treasury.

OPEC cuts 2025 global oil demand growth forecast by 150,000 bpd, citing first-quarter data and US trade tariffs.

Tinubu has urged Governor Mutfwang to summon political will and tackle Plateau’s crisis, insisting underlying issues can’t be ignored any longer.

Gencos have demanded settlement of N4 trillion debt, seeking repayment plans and security guarantees from World Bank or AfDB.

Nigeria has officially gazetted and transmitted ECOWAS Tariff Offers to AfCFTA Secretariat, signaling readiness for continental trade integration.

Nigeria has launched a 10,000-tonne onion storage facility to curb post-harvest losses and support farmers’ income and productivity.

Rivers Administrator Ibas demands NBA refund N300m after relocating 2025 conference, citing financial strain and breach of hosting agreement terms.

UK’s MOBILIST invests N9.5bn in InfraCredit to deepen Nigeria’s infrastructure financing and unlock long-term domestic capital.

Women Affairs Minister Sulaiman-Ibrahim has called on the private sector to support gender equality through mentorship, platforms and expert-led partnerships.

Women in Philanthropy and Impact Africa hosted a strategic brunch with Minister Imaan to discuss empowering 10 million Nigerian women.

Nigeria targets top 80 global Human Capital Index ranking by 2030, focusing on workforce capabilities and socio-economic outcomes.

Olisa Agbakoba has called for a “disruptive development plan” to achieve his proposed 500 trillion naira budget for Nigeria by 2027.

Minister of Power, Adelabu, has disclosed that Nigeria is finalising a $2.3 billion Siemens deal to revamp transmission.

Presidency has responded to US court ruling, clarifying that FBI and DEA reports on Tinubu have been public for decades.

Ali Ndume has revealed 252 Boko Haram attacks from November 2024 to April 2025, causing 380 deaths in Borno State.

Korea seeks deeper cultural ties with Nigeria through cuisine and art, celebrating shared appreciation for K-pop and Korean food.