Nigeria’s President Tinubu has pledged continued efforts to reintegrate Niger, Mali, and Burkina Faso into ECOWAS amid regional security challenges.

Emeka Anyaoku and other Patriots have requested an executive bill for a national constituent assembly to draft Nigeria’s new constitution.

More states have refuted President Tinubu’s claim of a N573bn hardship fund, clarifying it’s a World Bank loan, not a grant.

President Tinubu has extended condolences to the family of former CAF President Issa Hayatou, who passed on at 77.

Shettima has stressed the commitment of Tinubu’s government to empower more Nigerian youths to excel in their chosen vocations.

The Patriots want the federal government and state governments to dialogue with protesters.

A Kaduna court has declined jurisdiction in the suit filed by ex-governor Nasir El-Rufai, against the State House of Assembly.

The NUPRC has denied Dangote Refinery’s claims of lax enforcement, citing substantial crude oil supplies to local refineries.

Kelvin Emmanuel: “I’m only going to believe NNPC when I see trucks leaving the Port Harcourt refinery with actual derivatives.”

Tinubu is not giving solutions that are going to be palatable or acceptable to Nigerians, Says Bode George.

A Congolese military court has sentenced Corneille Nangaa, leader of the AFC, 24 others to death for war crimes, treason.

Energy expert Kelvin Emmanuel says Nigeria’s government should adjust its strategies to ensure Dangote Refinery is guaranteed crude supply.

Housing Minister Dangiwa has promised affordable housing for Nigerian Air Force under the National Housing Program at subsidised rates.

“Despite attacks, we’re mobilising 37 million Nigerians for the August 10th protest against bad governance,” said protest mobiliser Sanusi.

NNPC has clarified that the Ikeja explosion not linked to new CNG stations, assuring all CNG facilities are operating safely.

Information Minister Idris says the removal of fuel subsidy has resuscitated Nigeria’s economy and almost doubled government’s revenue.

Ghana has launched its first commercial gold refinery to boost local value and curb smuggling, creating new job opportunities.

Nasarawa Governor Sule says N573bn disbursed by Nigeria’s government is a World Bank loan, not free funds for economic relief.

Dangote Refinery insists NNPC’s crude supply is inadequate, providing only 60% of its required 50 million barrels.

President Tinubu says the health and safety of Nigerians must be the priority of firms exploring mineral resources.