NEMA has activated its zonal, territorial, and operational offices nationwide, deploying officers to support state agencies in flood-prone areas.

IPMAN President Maigandi has cited poor road conditions and recent rainfall as key factors in the fuel scarcity plaguing Abuja.

Tantita Security has revealed its efforts to curb illegal oil refining in Niger Delta have led to higher diesel prices.

Tinubu has been re-elected ECOWAS chairman, amid plans to reintegrate Niger, Mali and Burkina Faso into the regional bloc.

The Nigerian Army said troops and local hunters have foiled an attempt by terrorists to destroy high tension electric pylons.

Tinubu has urged ECOWAS members to honour their financial obligations to meet expectations of its ministers of defence and finance.

NDLEA operatives recovered large consignments of cocaine for export and local distribution from a couple and their accomplice in Lagos.

The TCN has successfully restored the national grid following a collapse caused by the tripping of three power generating units.

Allen Onyema has been honoured by the Nigerian Army for his support to the military.

Bandits on Saturday invaded Millennium City in Kaduna State and abducted The Nation’s Abdulgafar Alabelewe and Blueprint newspaper’s AbdulRaheem Abdu.

The NUPRC has cut corruption by 70% by minimising human interference in its licensing processes.

The Aliko Dangote University of Science and Technology, Kano, plans to install solar grids to resolve the Institution’s energy crisis.

Suspected herdsmen have attacked operatives of the Ondo State Amotekun Corps while they were enforcing anti-grazing law.

General Abdourahamane Tiani of Niger Republic saya Niger, Mali and Burkina Faso, have definitively severed ties with ECOWAS.

Nigeria’s First Lady, Senator Oluremi Tinubu, has called on women to take charge of the nation’s food security campaign.

Tinubu has urged Nigerian public servants to remain accountable to the people, stressing that public institutions are not personal enterprises.

Anambra Governor and former CBN Governor, Soludo, has described the 2005 banking sector consolidation as a tumultuous period.

Nigeria’s electricity grid has collapsed for the fourth time this year, with power generation dropping from nearly 4,000MW to 57MW.

President Tinubu, on Army Day, emphasised the administration’s commitment to providing necessary resources and ensuring soldiers’ welfare.

Nigeria’s federal government, during a press briefing, clarified that the Samoa Agreement it signed contains no clauses supporting LGBTQ rights.