Governor Biodun Oyebanji has donated N21 million and food items to special schools and centres for disabilities in Ekiti.

Works Minister Dave Umahi says first 20 kilometres of the Lagos-Calabar highway will be inaugurated by President Tinubu May 2025.

Nigeria has refuted Niger’s allegations of supporting terrorism, denying involvement in the December pipeline attack and destabilisation claims.

Lekki residents have protested poor electricity, accusing EKEDC of neglect despite years of dialogue and demanding a dedicated power line.

NNPC has debunked media reports alleging the Port Harcourt Refinery, re-streamed two months ago, was shut down, saying it’s “false.”

Yahaya Bello has regained freedom after meeting stringent bail terms in a corruption case brought by the EFCC.

Peter Obi stood surety for activist Dele Farotimi, who may be released from custody on Monday

The Nigerian Army has promotes 108 officers while intensifying operations against terrorists, arrest Sokoto terror leader linked to Monarch’s murder

Following petrol pump price cuts by Dangote Refinery, major marketers have demanded bulk vessel supply to improve market availability.

Suspected vandals disrupted power in FCT by targeting the Shiroro-Katampe line, prompting swift TCN response.

Amid soaring holiday transport fares, FG has partnered with unions to slash costs for travellers by 50% this season.

Bismarck Rewane has projected cautious optimism for Nigeria’s 2025 economy, highlighting potential 6% growth with right policies.

Finance Minister Wale Edun has emphasised that Nigeria needs $20bn annual investment to achieve economic growth

Governor Oyebanji has commended armed forces’ sacrifices, launched 2025 emblem, donated N15m, and urges collective security efforts statewide.

First Lady Oluremi Tinubu has urged Nigerians to embrace love and unity, calling the incoming year one of God’s goodness.

Kano State Government has created 500 hectares of farmland to boost dry season farming, enhance food production, and create jobs.

Sanwo-Olu has described 2025 N49.7 trillion budget ambitious yet achievable, urging swift implementation for national recovery.

Dele Farotimi has been granted N30 million bail in his defamation case, with conditions including surrendering his passport.

Okey Ikechukwu has criticised overstaffing in government offices, fostering a culture of unearned salaries and low productivity.

Tilewa Adebajo has said that Nigeria has replaced subsidy with debt, and resolving this crisis is crucial for economic growth