Zimbabwe’s plans to cull 200 elephants have sparked debates on conservation, humanitarianism, and economic development.

Operation Safe Haven troops have arrested five gunrunners, seized rifles and ammunition in an intelligence-driven operation in Plateau State.

Armed men attacked a military camp in Bamako, Mali, with gunfire heard before the situation was brought under control.

NEITI revealed FAAC’s disbursement of N3.473 trillion in Q2 2024, a 1.42% increase from the previous quarter.

The Nigerian Army and Air Force have dismantled oil theft syndicates, deactivating 37 illegal sites, and neutralised terrorists in Kaduna.

US Congressman James Hill has urged President Biden to push for Tigran Gambaryan’s release, warning of potential diplomatic fallout.

On his visit to flood-ravaged Maiduguri, Tinubu announced the creation of a disaster relief fund.

As part of economic diversification initiatives, Nigeria plans to tap into products and services that meet Islamic standards of permissibility.

Gunmen suspected to be secessionist elements on Monday attacked an Anambra police station, killing two personnel on duty.

WTO Director-General Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala has announced her intention to seek a second term as the organisation’s head.

“By mass-producing this fabric, we aim to stimulate local industries, create jobs and boost our economy,” said First Lady Tinubu.

Nigeria’s digital identity drive gains momentum as NIMC reaches 110 million registrations, boosting economic development and service access.

Borno Governor Zulum has acknowledged donations from the Agric ministry, NEMA and NNPC towards the Maiduguri flood relief efforts.

Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger will be launching new biometric passports as part of their withdrawal from ECOWAS.

Nigerian Navy has called for intelligence sharing with Niger Delta communities, aiming to boost security and peace in the region.

Former military heads of state met privately in Niger State, potentially discussing Nigeria’s security and election issues.

The NAF has started airlifting relief supplies to Maiduguri flood victims, including 300 bags of rice and medical aid.

NNPC has confirmed petrol prices from Dangote Refinery across Nigeria will be sold at N950/litre in Lagos, N1,019 in Borno.

The DSS has clarified it had no role in Omoyele Sowore’s arrest after his brief detention by Immigration.

Otedola says fuel queues will be a thing of the past in Nigeria as Dangote refinery has started distributing petrol.