Shettima has reiterated Nigeria’s commitment to strategic partnerships with the EU, sayING Nigeria is ready for serious investment.

The House of Reps has moved to overhaul the Communications Act after 22 years, citing digital gaps and regulatory overlap.

President Yoweri Museveni has met with Starlink representatives to discuss its potential entry into Uganda’s internet market.

Air Peace has awarded return flight tickets to women in an Abia community, spotlighting gender inclusion and aviation accessibility.

Aisha Achimugu has been arrested at Abuja airport by EFCC operatives over allegations of money laundering

CSOs call for independent investigation into deadly attacks on communities in Benue and Plateau, demanding justice and accountability.

NCAA is set to order the closure of any unapproved airport or airstrip starting January 2026, according to new regulations.

Tinubu celebrates Globacom’s Mike Adenuga’s birthday, praising his humility, diligence, and contributions to Nigeria’s progress and prosperity

AGF Fagbemi has urged judges to master Nigeria’s new electricity law, stressing swift, informed interventions are crucial for sector reforms

Nigeria’s non-oil exports has reportedly increased by 20.77%, reaching $5.46 billion in Q1 2025, the highest in NEPC’s history.

NAF elevates Air Vice Marshal Ubadike to Professor of Aerospace Engineering, prioritising research and development in aerospace technology.

Nigeria activates implementation structures for the $1.1 billion Green Imperative, including regional offices, and supporting 774 mid-sized farms.

NAPTIP vows to strengthen efforts against regional human trafficking syndicates as over 200 victims are rescued in Ghana.

British High Commissioner Montgomery praises UK-Nigeria partnership for the $15 million Charterhouse School opening in Lagos.

The NLC Edo State leadership conflict deepens as conflicting May Day directives cause confusion among workers.

The Senate has urged urgent budgetary reform and a transition to Results-Based Budgeting (RBB) to address Nigeria’s economic challenges.

NACCIMA and OPSN have expressed concern over the World Bank’s projection that Nigeria’s poverty rate could rise to 56% by 2027.

The Nigerian Association of Chambers of Commerce, Industry, Mines and Agriculture (NACCIMA) and the Organized Private Sector of Nigeria (OPSN) have expressed concern over the World Bank’s projection that Nigeria’s poverty rate could soar to 56 per cent by 2027, calling for urgent, decisive and coordinated action to reverse the trend.

The presidency insists Nigeria’s democracy remains strong under Tinubu, dismissing opposition claims of a drift toward authoritarianism and one-party rule. 

Anambra State government has launched a drug abuse campaign at Amansea Cattle Market to sensitise young people.

CDS Chief General Musa has said military personnel must stay fit to tackle terrorism and Nigeria’s security threats