Burkina Faso unveiled new biometric passports without the ECOWAS logo after announcing its official departure from the regional bloc.

Dangote Refinery denies reports insinuating it’s influencing petrol prices in Nigeria, emphasising only government can determine rates.

Nigeria’s petrol prices may further increase as NNPC’s VP Downstream, Adedapo Segun, advocates free market conditions to eliminate queues.

Former South African rail chief engineer Daniel Mthimkhulu has been sentenced to 15 years for forging CV qualifications

The NCS confiscated drugs and military camouflage worth N31.2 billion at Onne Port, Rivers State, highlighting major security concerns.

Bill Gates has announced a $2.8bn investment for Nigeria, aimed at tackling health, nutrition, and agricultural challenges.

The NMDPRA has granted Owerri refinery Waltersmith a new 5,000 bpd licence for Phase 2 of refinery expansion.

PDP has rejected the increase in petrol price, says N1,000 per litre unacceptable and it should be N250 per litre.

Following the deadly Boko Haram attack in Yobe, Tinubu, Atiku, and Northern governors have called for justice, enhanced security measures.

While 34 victims were buried, residents of Yobe village attacked by ISWAP claim many are still missing.

LCCI and NACCIMA have criticised the recent fuel price hike, warning of severe impact on businesses.

Seven people were confirmed dead and one critically injured in coordinated attacks on Kwatas and Daffo communities, Plateau State.

IMN has written to NHRC, EU, UN, ECOWAS over alleged forceful removal of some adherents’ hijab by the FCT Police.

DSS says the less visible it becomes in the public spaces, the more effective it will be against subversive elements.

Lokiaka Community Development Centre has begun planting one million mangroves in Rivers State to restore the Niger Delta’s biodiversity, livelihoods.

China has agreed to continue to support infrastructural development in Nigeria including transportation, ports and free trade zones.

Nigerians should understand that Dangote will run business for profit because its first duty is to shareholders, says Olabode Sowunmi.

President Tinubu, during talks with the Chinese Premier, emphasised Africa’s investment potential, calling for focused, mutually beneficial collaborations.

Patrick Ajah highlights ongoing high medicine prices in Nigeria, citing unresolved issues with power and forex despite new executive orders.

The NLC has criticised the federal government’s decision to increase petrol prices, signalling potential action after upcoming meetings.