Dangote Cement plans state-of-the-art hospital in Obajana in Kogi state to provide modern healthcare for thousands of residents.

CAPPA Report says regulatory loopholes fuel aggressive promotion of vapes and synthetic nicotine to Nigerian youth.

Lawmakers question how power trader NBET operated in 2025 after receiving only N60m of N858bn allocation.

DSS says El-Rufai’s passport was seized at Abuja airport following request from anti-graft agency, denies arrest attempt.

Counsel to Nasir El Rufai claims DSS tried to arrest former Kaduna governor without warrant and then seized his passport.

Olympic medalist Mary Onyali and Air Commodore Abdullahi named NTIC ambassadors as 61 staff receive long service awards.

Trial of suspects in Sommie Maduagwu’s murder stalls again after prosecutor absence, court fixes April 21 to 23 for continuation in Abuja.

Nigeria secures $62.8m Kuwait loan to upgrade climate-resilient schools and expand access for vulnerable children nationwide.

Works minister Dave Umahi says the Tinubu administration inherited 2,064 active road projects worth N13 trillion, now prioritised and phased nationwide.

Masked gunmen abduct 12-year-old student in Ibadan as police launch investigation and intensify rescue efforts.

President says BOI’s N636bn disbursement to 7,000 businesses validates reforms and strengthens Nigeria’s productive capacity.

Works minister Umahi urges public to safeguard infrastructure after dumped refuse blocked underground drainage channels of Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway, triggering floods.

Vice President heads to Ethiopia for AU Summit, bilateral talks on water security and Agenda 2063 goals.

Judge Obiora Egwuatu withdraws from presiding over Abubakar Malami’s EFCC cases, citing personal reasons and the interest of justice.

Zimbabwe’s cabinet has approved constitutional changes that could extend President Mnangagwa’s rule to 2030, sparking claims of a “constitutional coup.”

NNPP’s Buba Galadima warns lawmakers against half-measures, urging citizens to insist on transparent electronic transmission of election results.

Heated Senate session erupts over Abuja-Kaduna road contract as Works Minister Dave Umahi defends N3.4tn allocation.

Heated exchange over Ajaokuta MoU halts Mines and Steel budget defence as senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan walks out.

Kenyan preacher Paul Mackenzie has been charged over 52 additional deaths linked to the Shakahola starvation cult, prosecutors said.

Governor Adeleke invites investors to Osun’s mining sector, promising streamlined regulations, enhanced security, and opportunities for value addition.