Presidential aide Daniel Bwala says Nigeria’s insecurity affects all citizens, not Christians alone, dismissing US “genocide” claims.

Nigeria and South Africa agree to ease visa restrictions, deepen trade, defence, and cultural cooperation, and strengthen bilateral implementation mechanisms.

Governor Fubara to relocate Port Harcourt airport-road dumpsite, ensuring cleaner environment and better first impression for visitors.

Ondo DPO removed after influencer filmed suspects in custody; police cite unprofessional conduct and breach of ethical procedures.

Nigeria Police and INTERPOL recovered two stolen Dutch vehicles, showcasing strengthened international cooperation against transnational organised crime.

Anambra government denies claims Soludo plans to arrest Catholic priests, calling the report false, malicious, and politically motivated.

Kwara closed 45 public schools over bandit attacks; teachers relocated, PTA levies abolished, and annual school grants approved.

Shettima says Tinubu’s administration drives inclusive prosperity via enterprise reforms, ₦250,000 MSME grants, and major business-support initiatives.

Tinubu nominates Dr Bernard Doro from Plateau as minister, replacing Yilwatda; Senate confirmation pending. Doro is a seasoned clinician and leader.

Shettima reaffirmed Tinubu’s commitment to girl-child education as teen Joy Ogah urged inclusive schooling, protection laws, and gender equality.

CAN has refuted claims it dismissed reports of Christian genocide, insisting targeted attacks on Christian communities in Nigeria persist.

NDLEA launches online portal to simplify drug integrity tests and visa clearance, promoting transparency, efficiency, and curbing substance abuse nationwide.

Economist Paul Alaje warns that Nigeria must deliberately manage its population to prevent worsening poverty and unequal resource distribution.

Colonel Michael Randrianirina named businessman Herintsalama Rajaonarivelo prime minister days after seizing power amid youth-led protests.

The World Food Programme warns 600,000 Nigerian children could die as US aid cuts cripple emergency food operations.

Excerpt: Thirty-eight M23 rebels, including two officers, have surrendered in eastern Congo as ceasefire talks mediated by Qatar gain traction.

A paramilitary police officer was killed on patrol in southern Ivory Coast as tensions rise before Saturday’s election.

The World Bank has resumed concessional funding to Uganda, pledging over $2 billion for projects over the next three years.

Police spokesman Hundeyin says 13 arrested during pro-Kanu protest, insists no live ammunition was fired.

Nigeria seeks FAO support to expand irrigation, mechanisation, farmer database, and Lake Chad revival for sustainable food systems.