Tinubu has approved NNPC’s 2023 final dividends for petrol subsidy, affecting tax and royalty remittances to the federation.

Former President Obasanjo has lauded Niger’s Governor Bago’s agricultural programme, urging other governors to follow Niger’s lead in agricultural development.

NECA President Ifeanyi Okoye has raised concerns over Nigeria’s rising debt, warning it could drive away investors, worsen economic challenges.

President Tinubu, VP Kashim Shettima will host the Progressive Young Leaders Summit 2024 at the Presidential Villa in Abuja.

Rafinzurfi Community in Abuja has received electricity for the first time in 100 years from a solar hybrid mini-grid.

Chinese company Zhongshan Fucheng is planning to seize Nigeria’s £20 million P&ID award in the UK.

Petrol prices have skyrocketed, with black market rates reaching N12,000 for 10 litres in Abuja.

President Tinubu will depart Abuja for a working visit to France on Monday.

Pat Utomi has claimed he lost N100 million due to former Governor Amosun’s interference with an Ogun State deal.

Nigeria’s Catholic bishops have warned against inappropriate importation of secular music into the Liturgy and have rejected indecorous dancing.

A court has restrained the Imo government and Zion Gate Ministries from building on disputed land, citing a public private partnership.

Government will no longer allow mass recruitment into agencies without approval or waiver, says State House permanent secretary.

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Power Minister Adelabu has attributed Nigeria’s electricity woes to outdated and weak power infrastructure, calls for urgent upgrades