Medical lab scientists oppose health reform bill, warning it threatens patient safety, weakens regulation, and destabilises Nigeria’s healthcare system

Egba people marked the 39th Lisabi Festival finale in Abeokuta with colourful displays, cultural pride, and strong diaspora presence.

Bangladesh’s envoy to Nigeria has called for stronger economic ties, citing low trade levels despite long-standing diplomatic relations.

Biodun Ajiboye says APC convention proves party unity, defends reforms, apologises on power, promises electricity improvement before 2028 nationwide.

Delta Police have dismissed claims of a suspect dying in custody, insisting no casualty occurred during recent operations.

First Lady Oluremi Tinubu says books remain vital in schools despite technological advances, emphasising their role in children’s learning.

Nigeria’s military says remarks by the Chief of Defence Staff Olufemi Oluyede on deradicalisation of terrorists were taken out of context.

Malabu Oil and Gas rejects Atiku’s comments regarding OPL 245 dispute, insisting he has no authority to speak on its behalf.

ECOWAS Court has launched a five-year plan aimed at expanding access to justice and strengthening rule of law.

UNODC has launched a new programme for Nigeria as NDLEA warns drug abuse is escalating into a national crisis.

Police say 33 bodies exhumed in Kericho were transferred from a hospital morgue, prompting investigations into their disposal

NSCDC has launched a five-year strategic plan to boost security, professionalism, and operational efficiency across its formations nationwide.

Burundi has called on Nigeria to resume crude oil supply and deepen bilateral cooperation across trade and investment sectors.

Confusion trails Nasir El-Rufai’s alleged release after his mother’s death, as son retracts claim and ICPC stays silent.

The military has rescued three abducted worshippers and launched operations to track terrorists behind a Kwara church attack. 

President Tinubu has condoled with Nasir el-Rufai over his mother’s death, describing her as a remarkable woman.

Londoner investigation reveals Herbert Wigwe owned 106 London properties through offshore entities, placing him among top foreign real estate investors.

Kaduna State Governor Uba Sani has expressed condolences to Nasir el-Rufai following the death of his mother, Hajiya Umma.

Former Kaduna governor Nasir El-Rufai has lost his mother Hajiya Umma in Egypt where was receiving care, while he remains in custody. 

The United Nations General Assembly has declared the transatlantic slave trade the “gravest crime against humanity,” urging reparations