Nigeria and Iran pledge stronger ties in trade, energy and diplomacy at Islamic Revolution anniversary event.

The US plans to send 200 troops to Nigeria to boost military training and fight terrorism.

Minister of Budget and Economic Planning, Senator Abubakar Bagudu has strongly defended President Bola Tinubu’s economic reforms, declaring that the administration’s tough policy choices have strengthened public finances, improved funding

US lawmakers propose sanctions on Kwankwaso and Fulani groups over alleged religious freedom violations in Nigeria accountability bill.

An EFCC witness told the court that commercial banks hoarded redesigned notes, contributing to the naira scarcity during Emefiele’s tenure.

ARISE News analyst Dayo Sobowale says First Lady Oluremi Tinubu’s Fox News interview has boosted Nigeria’s standing with the Trump political bloc.

GoNigeria calls for electoral reform, free speech, judicial independence and security foundational to Nigeria’s democratic survival and public trust.

Dangote, accompanied by Obasanjo, met Burundi’s president to explore investments in minerals, energy, agriculture, cement and infrastructure.

NELFUND’s Akintunde Sawyerr says over one million beneficiaries nationwide will access education loans, with institutions cooperating to protect students’ rights.

Finance minister Wale Edun says government will identify assets and timelines for sale as Nigeria courts private investors and partnerships.

Senator Mao Ohuabunwa, has urged the federal government to consider declaring a national emergency on the fight against cancer.

African Forum for Restorative Justice president Omale says app-based transport drivers are attacked, robbed and killed nationwide, with many cases unreported.

Dokpesi Jr apologises to exited DAAR managers but insists leadership changes were necessary to stabilise company.

President Tinubu has approved new leadership appointments for NEMSA and SHESTCO, strengthening governance across Nigeria’s power and science sectors.

Health Minister Pate says only ₦36 million of the ministry’s ₦218 billion 2025 capital budget has been released so far.

Student killed in Dakar protests over unpaid stipends as campus erupts in flames, smoke, and clashes with police.

Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar warns that Nigeria’s hybrid election system risks public confusion, urging opposition unity.

The FCT High Court has begun trial of 11 men charged with murdering ARISE News journalist Somtochukwu Maduagwu.

Anambra government insists Monday market inspections will continue, warning traders that closed shops risk being shut.

Fair Housing founder Ayodele Adio says Lagos government inaction has driven rents, leaving working and middle class unable to afford homes.