President Bola Tinubu has returned to Abuja from Accra, where he attended the 6th Mid-Year Coordination Meeting of the AU.

Gbenga Makanjuola, and Kolawole Shittu have been cleared of N3.5 billion fraud charges by a Federal High Court in Abuja.

The EFCC has arraigned Forex broker John Isip for charges related to a N2 billion investment scam.

Dangote Refinery has presented evidence of its in-house laboratory accreditation in response to the NMDPRA’s substandard products allegations.

The Catholic Archbishop of Abuja has called on Nigerian leaders to publicly confess their sins and return stolen loot.

In a counter-terrorism operation, Nigerian Army troops neutralised a terrorist threat by dislodging IPOB and ESN in Imo and Abia.

The Borno State Government is set to revive the state-owned tomato factory.

A suspect at large accused a divorce lawyer of having an affair with his wife before stabbing him.

Tinubu says ECOWAS will continue to dialogue with Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger on need to maintain unity.

“The assertion that the police are at odds with the EFCC is unfounded, laughable, and without merit,” spokesman Adejobi said.

Dangote has cancelled plans to invest in a new steel plant in Nigeria following government accusations of monopolistic intentions.

The NDLEA has intercepted various consignments of cocaine and cannabis at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport.

Lauding Eniola Bello at 60, Tinubu said his columns provoke thought and stir minds and consciences at home and abroad.

Kelvin Emmanuel has criticised NMDPRA’s stance on Dangote Refinery, arguing its diesel’s superior quality could eliminate the need for imports.

Tinubu has extended condolences to the government and people of Vietnam over the passing of General Secretary Nguyễn Phú Trọng.

WhatsApp has vowed to appeal the $220 million fine imposed by FCCPC for alleged violation of Nigeria’s data privacy laws.

NAF has said its Operation Delta Safe destroyed six canoes loaded with suspected stolen oil products during a surveillance mission.

A House of Representatives committee has blamed the FCCPC for its inefficiency and failure to curb rising cement prices.

Ekperikpe Ekpo, State Minister Petroleum, has underscored the advantages of natural gas as a transitional energy source for Nigeria.

The P-CNGi is set to spend N45 billion to convert 30,000 commercial transport vehicles to CNG within 90 days.