Kano State has began construction of 1,000 classrooms across 44 LGAs, tackling classroom congestion six months after declaring education emergency.

Governor Okpebholo has suspended all market unions in Edo State, citing extortion, price fixing, and exploitation of farmers and consumers.

Federal Ministry of Works has signed contract for Enugu-Abakaliki-Ogoja Highway to boost economic corridors and regional cooperation.

Shettima and Senate colleagues have paid tribute to the late Senator Ifeanyi Ubah, recognising his political achievements and philanthropy.

Boko Haram reportedly ambushed an NSCDC convoy monitoring National Grid installations, but the team killed over 50 terrorists in retaliation. 

CBN has cautioned the public over fake SWIFT documents, emphasising the need for vigilance against fraudulent contract offers.

Tinubu has announced the launch of NEIF to accelerate grants for engineers working to solve Nigeria’s infrastructure challenges.

Gambari has criticised IMF and World Bank policies, saying they failed to transform Nigeria’s economy or bring prosperity to its people.

President Tinubu has emphasised Nigeria’s prosperity depends on thriving regions, unveiling youth-focused initiatives across tech, agriculture, and creative sectors.

Nigeria’s debt to IDA has increased by $600 million in three months, reaching $17.1 billion as of September 2024.

EFCC’s Olukoyede has dismissed two staff members over corruption, vowing to prosecute and reinforce transparency amid ongoing reforms.

Vice President Shettima has called on governors to intensify efforts to make Nigeria open defecation-free within five years.

President Tinubu has highlighted Northern Nigeria’s development as key to national prosperity, unveiling strategies to empower youth across sectors.

Ekiti State Governor, Oyebanji has approved N70,000 minimum wage for workers effective December 1, benefiting all strata, including pensioners.

The apprehension regarding the proposed tax reform bills stems from leaders who have not studied the document, says Philip Agbese

Tinubu has endorsed the global fight against poverty and hunger, urging the UN Security Council reforms to prioritise Africa.  

The FG-approved maiden TETFund research fair aims to create jobs, generate wealth, and drive national economic development.

Tinubu has restructured his media team with his three advisers as collective spokespersons to enhance government communication efficiency and coherence.

The new PTAD boss Odunaiya has pledged efficient, compassionate service to honour pensioners’ sacrifices under the defined benefit scheme.

Banji Oyelaran-Oyeyinka has said industrialisation and rural transformation are critical to breaking Nigeria’s cycle of poverty