President Tinubu mourns Justice Uthman Argungu’s passing, remembering his dedication to law and humanity with unwavering integrity.

Atiku has criticised the 2025 federal budget, calling it inadequate to address Nigeria’s challenges, with deficits exceeding N13 trillion.

The federal government has cautioned politicians against politicising stampede incidents in Ibadan, Abuja, and Okija, urging unity amid tragedy.

Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour has condemned the commercialisation of GMO seeds, warning of threats to Nigeria’s food sovereignty, while advocating for organic farming.

NNPC has reduced petrol ex-depot price to N899 per litre, sparking competition with Dangote Refinery and benefiting Nigerian consumers.

President Tinubu has urged enforcement of strict crowd control measures after deadly stampedes in Anambra, Abuja, and Oyo states.

In a move to alleviate the burden of rising transportation costs following the removal of the petrol subsidy, the federal government has directed the Nigerian Railway Corporation (NRC) to offer

The Federal Government has borrowed N5.84 trillion through FGN bonds in 2024 to address the year’s budget deficit.

President Tinubu has directed the Defence Headquarters to eliminate banditry in the North-West zone by the end of 2025.

Analysts have described the 15% inflation projection in the 2025 budget as overly ambitious and potentially unrealistic.

The House of Representatives has issued a seven-day ultimatum to 19 MDAs to comply with oversight invitations or face sanctions.

President Tinubu has praised Governor Oborevwori as a bridge builder, highlighting his inclusive leadership during his son’s wedding in Asaba.

Governor Biodun Oyebanji has donated N21 million and food items to special schools and centres for disabilities in Ekiti.

Works Minister Dave Umahi says first 20 kilometres of the Lagos-Calabar highway will be inaugurated by President Tinubu May 2025.

Nigeria has refuted Niger’s allegations of supporting terrorism, denying involvement in the December pipeline attack and destabilisation claims.

Lekki residents have protested poor electricity, accusing EKEDC of neglect despite years of dialogue and demanding a dedicated power line.

NNPC has debunked media reports alleging the Port Harcourt Refinery, re-streamed two months ago, was shut down, saying it’s “false.”

Yahaya Bello has regained freedom after meeting stringent bail terms in a corruption case brought by the EFCC.

Peter Obi stood surety for activist Dele Farotimi, who may be released from custody on Monday

The Nigerian Army has promotes 108 officers while intensifying operations against terrorists, arrest Sokoto terror leader linked to Monarch’s murder