Tinubu has described his media aide Bayo Onanuga as a dependable and resourceful adviser.

Tinubu and Ramaphosa, at a post-inauguration meeting in Johannesburg, canvassed stronger ties between Nigeria and South Africa.

The Nigerian Army has captured terrorist leader Hassan Ibrahim, obtaining vital information to dismantle terror networks in Taraba State.

Senior Lawyer Falana has argued that the Federal High Court has no jurisdiction in traditional-ruler matters regarding Kano’s Emirship tussle.

Festus Keyamo has accused an ex-minister of using media attacks to discredit his aviation sector reforms.

Transcorp Hotels MD Dupe Olusola has been appointed to provide strategic guidance to the Save the Children UK Africa.

The PSC has called for IGP Egbetokun’s dismissal, alleging false accusations regarding the Police Constable Recruitment exercise.

HoSF Yemi-Esan has revealed that the number of workers on payroll dropped to 69,308 from 100,000 after a clean-up exercise.

Former President Buhari commiserated with Bukola Saraki on his mothers passing, calling her “a strong pillar of the Saraki dynasty.”

Nigeria’s police chief, Kayode Egbetokun, has directed the Commissioner of Police in Rivers State, Olatunji Disu, to heighten security measures.

Nigeria’s deputy environment minister, Iziaq Salako, says drought has thrown millions into poverty, especially around Nigeria’s Lake Chad region.

Shettima says the only way to reclaim and shape the narrative of the North East is if everyone stands together.

Works Minister Dave Umahi says the federal government has set a December 15 date to complete the Bodo/Bonny Road project.

Fubara says appointing caretaker Chairmen for LGAs is in “defence of democracy” and vowed not to allow a “wrong precedent.”

Despite ongoing tensions, Kwara Governor AbdulRazaq sympathised with former Senate President Saraki over his mother’s death, urging solace in her legacy.

At least one person has died and several wounded after a fire at an ammunition depot in Chad caused explosions.

MURIC has claimed that Peter Obi’s opposition to new presidential jets stems from malice, not concern for Nigeria’s economy.

Fashola has argued that NASS should legislate minimum wage on hourly wages, not monthly salaries, for constitutional compliance and clarity.

Former Senate President Bukola Saraki has announced the peaceful passing of his mother, Chief Mrs. Florence Morenike Saraki.

Security expert Ekeanyanwu says the hunger crisis in Nigeria is caused by insecurity and argued for mechanisation of agriculture.