NOA Director-General Issa-Onilu has stressed the dangers of fuel scooping, describing it as “a form of suicide.”

Professor Efem Ubi has stressed the need to embrace BRICS partnership for Nigeria’s economic and strategic gains.

President Tinubu has appointed Princess Zahrah Mustapha Audu DG Presidential Enabling Business Environment Council, to help drive Nigeria’s economic reforms.

SSANIP has declared a three-day warning strike starting Wednesday, demanding equity in career progression for Non-Teaching Polytechnic Staff.

Vice President Shettima has departed Abuja to represent Nigeria at the 2025 World Economic Forum annual meeting in Davos.

IMPI has supported President Tinubu’s economic policies, citing improvements in oil production, non-oil exports, and trade surplus in 2024.

ENational Assembly committee has flagged budget infractions in steel sector, demanded forensic audit, and raised concerns over misallocated funds.

Diezani Alison-Madueke has denied any link to the $52.8 million repatriated from the US, accusing critics of unfounded persecution.

Worried by 265 deaths from tanker explosions since September, President Tinubu has set up a committee to halt such tragedies.

Led by Chairman and Editor-in-Chief Nduka Obaigbena, ARISE News is in Washington DC for Trump’s inauguration as US’ 47th President.

Seven terrorists were killed in Katsina State during a gun battle after invading Ruwan Doruwa village

Nigeria and Egypt have elevated ties, agreeing on visa waivers for diplomats, economic cooperation, and enhanced security collaboration.

Shettima has urged the media to speak truth to power and avoid antagonising the government, focusing on serving greater good.

NGF has expressed condolences to the Niger governor and families after 77 lives were lost in a tanker explosion along Dikko-Maje Road.

Nigeria has joined BRICS as a partner country, aiming to leverage economic opportunities and foster trade, investment, and global collaboration.

Taiwo Oyedele has stated that tax reform bills are expected to pass by Q1 2025, with implementation beginning on July 1.

Obasanjo, Buhari and Fashola have testified in Paris arbitration over Nigeria’s $6 billion Mambilla Power Project contract breach allegations.

Peter Obi has decried hardship in Nigeria, condemned exorbitant POS charges burdening petty traders, and pledged to write the president.

Governor Soludo has pledged up to N5m to whistleblowers whose information will lead to the arrest of kidnappers in Anambra.

Uzor Kalu has described Nigerians as “overpampered,” urging them to embrace hardwork and support Tinubu’s tax reforms for economic growth