DSS warns of possible ISWAP attacks in Ondo and Kogi, urging heightened vigilance while government assures proactive security measures.

Senator Onyekachi Nwaebonyi says Nigeria could soon eliminate corruption if the EFCC maintains its current anti-graft drive.

Police revise Uganda bus crash death toll to 46 after mistakenly counting unconscious survivors among the dead.

Prof Osuntokun urges restructuring into six culturally aligned regions, advocating true federalism, parliamentary governance, and compulsory youth military service.

Kano, Jigawa, and Katsina signed a ₦50 billion deal to expand electricity access and boost northern Nigeria’s industrial growth.

Bishop Kukah urges the US not to label Nigeria a “country of concern,” warning it worsens tensions and hinders dialogue.

NSGF Chairman Inuwa Yahaya hails Gowon as a symbol of unity and peace, praising his lifelong service to Nigeria’s stability.

Lawmakers endorse life jail term for defilement of minor and a minimum 10-year sentence for rape under new criminal code amendments.

Nigeria disbursed ₦2.5 billion to 39,000 MSMEs in Katsina to boost businesses through federal grants, loans, and mentorship programs.

Nigeria, Denmark seal MoU to expand digital infrastructure, innovation, and tech talent growth, backed by Denmark’s €12 million commitment.

Niger State authorities confirm 35 deaths and 40 injuries after villagers scooped fuel from an overturned petrol tanker.

Aviation Minister Festus Keyamo says the federal government will review air traffic controllers’ retirement age upward to tackle staff gaps.

The federal government has approved Lapai’s first mining site, compensating 23 affected farmers in Niger State with payments between N200,000 and N1 million.

A magistrate court in Kuje has remanded Emmanuel Kanu, Aloy Ejimakor, and ten others for joining a pro-Nnamdi Kanu protest.

Senator Mohammed Ali Ndume seeks urgent wage review for armed forces and security personnel amid worsening hardship and low morale.

New IEA report urges $15bn annual investment to close Africa’s power gap, as financing remains skewed to urban centres.

DCC Ebereonwu Ogueri says Ikoyi Correctional Centre now prioritises education and rehabilitation over punishment to transform inmates’ lives.

Lawmakers commend EFCC’s 2024 anti-corruption gains, citing over N365bn recoveries and 10,000 convictions, attributing success to Tinubu’s appointments.

AFAN President Kabir Ibrahim urges swift deployment of 2,000 tractors to boost food production and mechanised farming nationwide.

Human rights lawyer Maxwell Opara defends joining Free Nnamdi Kanu protest, says lawyers can protest government disobedience to court orders.