President Tinubu says spending on infrastructure shows his government’s commitment to sustainable development.

President Tinubu on Tuesday received in audience former British Prime Minister Tony Blair.

“It is our duty as a government to support the security agencies,” says Kaduna Governor Uba Sani.

Former President Buhari has prayed for President Tinubu’s successful tenure in office as his administration clocks one.

A court has ordered the Police to ensure all rights and privileges due to Ado Bayero be given to him.

Libya’s oil and gas minister has resumed duties after a two-month suspension.

President Tinubu on Tuesday morning departed Lagos for Abuja where he is scheduled to inaugurate some projects.

AGF Fagbemi has urged wider talks on anthem change, despite Monguno’s assurance of completing legislative process in the National Assembly.

Information Minister Idris emphasised the importance of media development, urging practitioners to take advantage of government’s financing initiative.

Agric minister Kyari has highlighted the Tinubu administration’s launch of dry season farming to cultivate wheat in 15 states.

A Kano judge has issued an interim injunction restraining the deposed Kano Emir Bayero from parading himself as Emir.

First Lady Tinubu has described children as sources of immense joy who need to be given more love.

Kano State Government says deposed Emir Aminu Ado Bayero, should be evacuated from the Nassarawa palace he currently occupies.

Aviation Minister Festus Keyamo has confirmed that the Nigeria Air project remains suspended, raising concerns over ownership structure.

A large group of armed men, suspected to be affiliated with Boko Haram, have raided Kuchi village in Niger State.

President Tinubu has celebrated Nigerian children as the bearers of the nation’s torch into the future.

Scientists are racing to create anti venom as snake bite victims grow in Kenya due to forest decline.

“Ado Bayero is not deposed and there is no question of reinstatement,” says a member of the Kogo royal dynasty.

A Nigerian PhD student with a kidney disease is facing deportation from the UK due to unpaid tuition fees.

Burkina Faso has extended its junta rule by five years, amid security concerns.