Bauchi Police Command has assured residents of adequate security before, during, and after Christmas and New Year celebrations.

David-Chyddy Eleke, THISDAY correspondent, has been named Anambra Journalist of the Year 2024 at the inaugural Anambra First Media Awards.

The NPF said it arrested 30,313 suspected criminals, rescued 1,581 kidnap victims, and recovered 1,984 firearms in 2024.

Sudan is facing a “widening famine crisis” with worsening starvation and acute malnutrition affecting nearly half the population.

Tinubu felicitated with Biodun Shobanjo on his 80th birthday, lauding his transformative impact on Nigeria’s advertising and marketing communications industry.

Dr. Ayo Teriba has suggested reforms and increased FDI could reduce inflation and stabilise exchange rates within a year.

Archbishop Kaigama has condemned government security agents’ “demonization” of the Catholic Church over the Abuja stampede tragedy.

Human rights advocate, Dele Farotimi has been released on bail in Ekiti

NDLEA Operatives in Bauchi seized 1.2 tonnes of drugs in 2024, arrested 415 suspects, and achieved 84 convictions.

Nigeria has launched an Emergency Operations Centre to combat Lassa fever outbreak, which caused 190 deaths and 1,154 infections

Here are some takeaways from President Tinubu’s media chat, including meeting financial obligations without funding from NNPC in the past three months.

BPP has collaborated with EFCC, ICPC, and CCB to expose procurement fraud and enforce accountability in Nigeria.

First Lady Oluremi Tinubu has donated 1,000 bags of rice to Bauchi Christians under the Renewed Hope Agenda.

Governor Fintiri has established seven new Emirates and Chiefdoms in Adamawa, enhancing governance, security, and traditional roles.

NNPC has reduced petrol prices to N965 in Abuja, N925 in Lagos, as competition drives market-wide adjustments.

Governor Sanwo-Olu has approved the establishment of Lagos Electricity Regulatory Commission, appointing key leaders to advance state energy reforms.

President Tinubu has described the tax reform as pro-poor, emphasising its necessity despite resistance from certain groups.

“We were spending our future, not investing,” President Tinubu said, defending the removal of subsidies as essential for Nigeria’s stability.

Tinubu has said he will not be probing Nigeria’s service chiefs, saying he has confidence in Nigeria’s current security architecture

The Anglican Primate has called on Nigerians to spend wisely this Christmas, focus on love, and support community’s disadvantaged members.