Adedeji Adeleke has donated N1 billion to Cherubim and Seraphim Church’s Centenary Endowment Fund in memory of his mother.

Libyan central bank has announced suspension of all activities, after the kidnapping of top official and threats against other bank leaders.

A Vietnam-bound businessman excreted 1.71kg of cocaine at Lagos Airport. He said he was paid $2,000 to serve as courier.

Former President Olusegun Obasanjo stresses that fixing Nigeria’s leadership crisis is key to achieving national progress.

Sule Lamido has dismissed the need for a new constitution, condemned palliatives for fostering dependency rather than solving core issues.

The Nigeria Police Force has dismissed the report of unpaid inspectors’ salaries as false and aimed at maligning the Force.

ECOWAS has warned of Mpox cases surging across West Africa, with Nigeria leading in reported infections.

Power Minister Adelabu has attributed Nigeria’s electricity woes to outdated and weak power infrastructure, calls for urgent upgrades

The NNPC has dismissed claims of selling job slots and warns against fraudsters targeting unsuspecting applicants.

Amnesty International has reported that more than 1,000 #EndBadGovernance protesters are in custody following recent protests.

President Tinubu has instructed Chief of Staff Gbajabiamila to reduce Nigeria’s UNGA delegation, prioritising prudent resource management.

Benue Governor Alia has condemned the abduction of 20 medical students, directs intensified security efforts for their rescue.

Former Ogun Governor Amosun explains that he terminated Zhongshan/Zhongfu’s contract for legitimate reasons, says he’ll ensure “Nigeria is not scammed.”

“Because of where I come from, my expectations from the Nigerian state are quite minimal,” says Sokoto Bishop Kukah.

“As lawmakers, we have a responsibility to provide the legal infrastructure that enables AMCON to fulfil its mandate effectively…”

Tinubu has hailed Babangida’s contribution to Nigeria’s infrastructure on the occasion of his 83rd birthday.

Nigeria blames the impoundment of three presidential aircraft on wrong handling of international affairs by a previous Ogun State government.

Nigeria’s federal government has urged the international media to ensure accuracy, fairness, and objectivity in reporting on Nigerian issues.

FAAN has announced plans to establish magistrate courts at airports for the immediate trial of offenders violating anti-touting regulations.

FAAC has disbursed N1.358 trillion to federal, state, and local governments for July 2024, driven by increased oil and VAT revenues.