Ogun Governor Abiodun has affirmed that food security is achievable due to the region’s resources, advocating for increased inter-state trade.

President Tinubu will transmit the new N70,000 minimum wage bill to the National Assembly next week.

Benson Upah has lambasted the FCT Police Command Commissioner, Bennett Igweh, for disrupting a peaceful protest by NASU and SSANU.

The Federal Government and organised labour have settled for N70,000 as minimum wage for Nigerian workers

Joe Ajaero, Festus Osifo and affiliates have arrived the State House, for a meeting with Tinubu over national minimum wage.

“The dispute over Itsekiri land is rooted in our oil wealth discovery since 1963,” says Collins Edema.

“Hunger motivates stronger than insecurity. Farmers will brave insecurity to farm, but they lack the resources,” says Arila MD Von-Kemedi.

Kenyan police has banned protests in Nairobi, citing leaderless nature and safety concerns, after a month of deadly demonstrations.

Petroleum depot owners have called on Tinubu to ensure fair competition, criticising alleged restrictive policies favouring Dangote Refinery.

Peter Obi has urged that any activities marking his 63rd birthday should be channelled to helping the poor in Nigeria

Israeli business experts at the Nigeria-Israel Business Forum have emphasised modern technology’s role in enhancing agricultural production.

NiDCOM CEO Dabiri-Erewa visited the UAE Embassy to discuss improved partnerships, while urging Nigerians in UAE to be exemplary ambassadors.

Financial Times has highlighted the harsh impact of Tinubu’s policies, urging comprehensive adjustments to address Nigeria’s economic challenges.

The National Assembly has approved Tinubu’s N6.2 trillion budget request, enhancing capital and recurrent expenditure.

Northern institutions top student loan applications, with southern schools initially sceptical about programme, said NELFUND boss Akintunde Sawyerr.

Proceedings in Yahaya Bello’s money laundering case are set to resume September 25, despite defence’s appeal and jurisdictional arguments.

Health Minister Pate has assured continued support for NAUTH, highlighting infrastructure and quality service improvements under Tinubu’s administration.

“It is on record that Governor Babagana Zulum was on a one-month vacation in Saudi Arabia for the 2024 Hajj.”

Anambra’s Governor Soludo has initiated an educational curriculum review to integrate modern tech skills like AI and robotics.

Northern youths and student unions have announced withdrawal of their members across northern states, from planned protest over economic hardship.