President Tinubu hosts AFRICOM Commander, General Dagvin Anderson, US envoy, and Nigerian security chiefs at State House.

Edo police confirm arrest of three kidnappers responsible for abducting two doctors; ongoing investigations continue.

Ethiopia has accused Eritrea of military aggression and backing armed groups, warning of escalation while signalling openness to dialogue.

Ghana recalls envoy Mohammed Baba Jamal Ahmed amid allegations of inducement and vote-buying during NDC primary election.

Lagos authorities shut Ladipo Market for repeated environmental violations, citing illegal dumping, street trading, and public health risks.

Governor Soludo calls on Anambra traders to resume business confidently, assuring security and promoting economic recovery across markets.

Nigeria and China celebrate 55 years of diplomatic ties at the 2026 Chinese New Year Temple Fair.

Kaduna Governor Uba Sani calls on Islamic clerics to use Ramadan teachings to foster unity, peace, and social justice.

Ogun State will construct a ₦1 billion AI-powered 900-seat classroom at Remo Secondary School to boost tech-driven education.

The University of Cambridge has officially transferred 116 Benin artefacts to Nigeria, marking a historic restoration of cultural heritage.

Governor Adeleke criticises Oyetola and Oyebamiji, labels emergency declaration calls as desperate amid local government and APC conflicts.

Prominent Nigerians and NLC condemn Senate’s removal of mandatory electronic transmission of election results, demanding transparency ahead of 2027 elections.

Senate President Akpabio calls emergency session to fast-track legislative action on controversial Electoral Act Amendments Bill.

Osigwe warns judiciary operates as marketplace where justice sells to highest bidder, urging urgent reforms to restore trust.

Former Chairman Presidential Task Force on Power, Beks Dagogo-Jack, says weak regulation, politics, and lost discipline stalled pre-2015 power sector gains.

Sam Amadi warns Senate Electoral Act proposal may deepen distrust, revive fraud, and destabilise Nigeria’s democracy ahead of future elections.Hide trimmed content

Anambra senator Umeh says failure to entrench real-time electronic transmission in law will undermine transparency, public trust and future election disputes.

SERAP petitions CCB to probe senators over alleged alterations to electoral and tax laws without due legislative process.

MOFI prepares inaugural Excellence Awards to promote transparency, accountability and strong corporate governance across government-owned enterprises.

Nigerian engineers endorse real-time transmission of election results, describing Senate objections as technically flawed and professionally indefensible.