Federal Government launches Learner Identification Number to improve education tracking, exam integrity, and national planning systems.

NBA warns against Electoral Act violations, condemns court interference in party affairs and threatens disciplinary action for lawyers.

Former President Jonathan says Nigeria’s democracy depends on strong economic policies that improve citizens’ welfare, growth, and national stability.

Nigeria Immigration Service suspends senior officers at Lagos-Seme border commands over alleged extortion and launches full investigation probe.

Martin Hackett to prosecute Jammeh-era abuses as Gambia advances long-delayed justice process following truth commission recommendations and pressure.

Acting Vice-Chancellor of the University of Uyo, Odewumi says loans can drive development if well used, warns mismanagement and corruption undermine economic benefits and growth.

Suspect Henry Ikeji denies defrauding Romanian woman, claims mistaken identity and insists funds traced to him are legitimate business proceeds, not fraud.

NAMA says ageing TRACON system threatens airspace surveillance, warns Nigeria may fall short of ICAO safety standards without urgent upgrades.

FG and Ohanaeze outlaw diaspora ‘Eze Ndigbo’ titles after incidents in South Africa and Ghana spark tensions and diplomatic concerns.

Nigeria calls for fair hydrogen transition, urging UN to ensure inclusive growth, equitable investment and shared benefits in emerging global energy system.

PTDF conducts interviews for MSc and PhD applicants, selecting top candidates for overseas scholarships to boost Nigeria’s oil and gas sector.

Scheduled outage affects seven states for weeks-long upgrade, as government defends N3.3 trillion plan to settle power sector debts.

Visa applicants left in limbo as US Embassy Abuja halts appointments following staff evacuation, while Lagos consulate continues limited operations.

Scheduled outage affects seven states for weeks-long upgrade, as government defends N3.3 trillion plan to settle power sector debts.

Nigerian government unveils decade-long strategy to restore forests, mobilise $1bn funding and protect livelihoods threatened by rapid environmental degradation nationwide.

Federal Government launches multi-agency review of proposed integrated rail, power and gas project, assessing funding, risks and viability before taking final decision.

Attorney General pushes hands-on legal training, saying stronger skills among young lawyers are key to improving justice delivery and reforms.

Marine and Blue Economy Minister Oyetola rolls out sweeping reforms, secures $746m port funding and tackles piracy.

Information minister Idris insists Nigeria remains stable and fully operational, rejecting collapse claims and assuring partners despite recent US security advisory concerns.

Governor Bala Muhammed orders closure of 24 markets linked to bandits, targeting cattle rustling, kidnappings and illegal arms trade across affected areas.