FCT minister Wike insists “shooting joirnalist” comment was figurative, but media groups and Amnesty warn rhetoric endangers press freedom across Nigeria.

Finance minister Edun says modest GDP growth insufficient to reduce poverty, pledges reforms targeting productivity, SMEs, and export-driven sectors.

At the inauguration of Gateway Airport, Tinubu vows Nigeria will defeat terrorism, highlights infrastructure investments as foundation for future prosperity, economic growth.

Air strikes hit terrorist enclave in Borno, destroying logistics hubs and killing fighters, as military intensifies operations.

Nigerian Army debunks viral report of attack on Bishop Kukah, assures safety of Sokoto Catholic Cathedral and residents.

Military reveals most terrorist foot soldiers are coerced, underscores need for tailored deradicalisation and rehabilitation programmes across Nigeria.

Sadeeq Shehu says most violence in Nigeria stems from local grievances, calls for honest reflection and homegrown solutions nationwide.

Police confirm 11 killed, dozens of houses burnt in Nasarawa communal clash, launch manhunt for perpetrators.

Terrorists kill three, injure one in Jos South Good Friday ambush, heightening fears over worsening insecurity in Plateau communities.

Seven workers injured, one trapped rescued after two-storey building under construction collapses in Abuja’s Jikwoyi suburb.

NRS now collects mineral royalties, while Ministry provides technical oversight, ensuring transparency, compliance, and sector growth nationwide.

Bala Mohammed urges Nigerians to embrace love, sacrifice and forgiveness, calls for unity and peaceful coexistence during Easter celebrations.

Information Minister Idris urges unity, hope and renewal, calls on Nigerians to strengthen bonds and promote peace and tolerance.

Gombe Governor Inuwa Yahaya urges Nigerians to embrace hope and sacrifice, calls for unity, peace and democratic values ahead of 2027 elections.

Seplat workers begin indefinite strike over pay and welfare disputes, risking output growth as Nigeria seeks higher oil production.

Burkina Faso’s military ruler Captain Traoré rejects democracy as harmful, defends prolonged junta rule.

Onyejeocha resigns as labour minister, thanks Tinubu, says exit marks new beginning and reaffirms commitment to national service and progress.

Mutfwang vows to track Jos attackers, urges restraint, says security agencies are investigating while warning against retaliation and escalation.

Grand Patron of the Ijaw Youth Congress Collins Eselemo says the movement seeks resource control and self-determination for Niger Delta.

Political analyst Ibrahim Modibo speaks on security crisis in Plateau State, political instability, and Nigeria’s economic management.