The Kaduna state government has relaxed the 24-hour curfew imposed on Kaduna and Zaria.

Foreign Affairs Minister Yusuf Tuggar says Nigeria won’t tolerate any form of foreign interference in ongoing protests in the country.

British High Commissioner Montgomery has assured Nigerians in the UK of safety following violent anti-immigration protests triggered by misinformation.

“The first biomedical engineering team at NCDC was set up and became the most in-demand team during my tenure,” said Ihekweazu.

“A lot of these guys are only hiding under hunger. What they’re actually asking for is regime change,” Oshiomhole said.

Niger has severed diplomatic ties with Ukraine over alleged support for groups involved in deadly fighting in Mali.

South Africa is pushing to implement the National Health Insurance bill despite strong opposition from within and outside the government.

Governor Uba Sani has commended Kaduna police for their professionalism in handling violent protests, attributing unrest to external elements

NPFM Chairman Daudu has accused pro-Tinubu groups of being behind the targeted looting and arson in Kano.

The presidency has condemned former VP Atiku for relying on constitutional provisions to justify riots.

Nigeria’s federal government, in collaboration with the International Cotton Advisory Committee, has begun efforts to revive the country’s cotton industry.

Former President Obasanjo has stated that Nigeria’s overreliance on crude oil for economic survival is one of its biggest mistakes.

Kaduna Governor Uba Sani says protests in Nigeria are not about hunger but a sponsored attempt to force regime change.

Governor Aiyedatiwa has assured the implementation of the N70,000 new minimum wage in Ondo State, as approved by President Tinubu.

NDLEA’s Marwa has praised the agency’s new diving skills, noting they will discourage large shipments of cocaine to Nigeria.

President Tinubu has celebrated Senator Daisy Danjuma’s 72nd birthday, praising her philanthropic efforts and wishing her good health.

Kano Government has relaxed curfew from 6pm to 6am after five days of hunger protests, citing improved security by law enforcement.

Nigeria’s Immigration Service says it’s monitoring diasporans sponsoring protests and plans to arrest them upon entry into the country.

Protesters waving Russian flags during protests in Nigeria have been arrested and are already being tried, says police chief Egbetokun.

Hezbollah launched drone strikes on northern Israel, injuring two people, in response to an earlier Israeli air strike that killed four.