Liberian President, Joseph Boakai has announced that his annual salary will be reduced by 40%, making it $8,000 per year.

Infrastructure decay and vandalism have severely crippled Nigeria’s pipeline network, hindering efficient fuel distribution, says oil and gas expert Adigun.

“If we make the necessary changes and make the needed sacrifices, a new Nigeria is possible!” Peter Obi said.

“We’re very concerned about the prices of foodstuff. A formal announcement is coming,” a government source said.

Professor Ibrahim has criticised ECOWAS for its failed mediation efforts, highlighting the lack of progress and also problematic leadership in Nigeria.

According to Tracka, a BudgIT platform, despite Nigeria’s second-highest child mortality rate in 2023, the 2024 budget lacks health sector priority.

NNPC has attributed the resurfacing petrol scarcity in Lagos and FCT to product movement disruptions caused by inclement weather conditions.

NNPC has blamed logistics disruptions and flooding for the current fuel queues but has assured restoration of normal petrol supply.

Kano APC says former Governor Kwankwaso will continue to lose the presidential election because he doesn’t have a national outlook.

President Tinubu has described late Surajedeen Ayilara as a trusted associate, friend, brother, and dependable partner.

Gale-force winds in Cape Town have destroyed nearly 1,000 homes and displaced around 4,000 people.

CardinalStone Partners’ VP Phillip Anegbe stressed that tackling productivity, education, and infrastructure investment is crucial for Nigeria’s economic growth.

CJN Ariwoola will officially inaugurate twelve newly-appointed judges of the High Court of the Federal Capital Territory on Wednesday.

Atiku Abubakar has expressed outrage over the kidnapping of two journalists in Kaduna.

Justice Deinde Dipeolu has directed ex-Minister Sadiya Umar-Farouq to provide detailed information on the N729 billion distributed to 24.3m Nigerians

Non-teaching staff of federal universities in Nigeria will hold a nationwide protest on Tuesday regarding non-payment of withheld salaries.

NEMA has activated its zonal, territorial, and operational offices nationwide, deploying officers to support state agencies in flood-prone areas.

IPMAN President Maigandi has cited poor road conditions and recent rainfall as key factors in the fuel scarcity plaguing Abuja.

Tantita Security has revealed its efforts to curb illegal oil refining in Niger Delta have led to higher diesel prices.

Tinubu has been re-elected ECOWAS chairman, amid plans to reintegrate Niger, Mali and Burkina Faso into the regional bloc.