Tunisian presidential candidate Ayachi Zammel was re-arrested shortly after his release, raising concerns of election manipulation.

Tinubu has called on world leaders to embrace multilateralism and reject protectionism as essential steps towards achieving lasting peace.

USAID is providing more than $6.5 million to the International Organization for Migration to address flood-related humanitarian needs across Nigeria.

Nigeria’s deputy oil minister Lokpobiri claims government is not fixing petrol prices as the sector is already deregulated.

Bprno’s government has assured the residents of Maiduguri and environs that the area cannot be submerged by water.

Tinubu in Beijing has described the $280 billion Economic Trade Partnership growth between Africa and China as exponential.

NDLEA has described as baseless, allegations of nepotism and favouritism in appointing its Directors, Commanders and other top officials.

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.