Nine suspects face 57-count terrorism charges over Yelwata killings in Benue that left over 200 dead, AGF Fagbemi leads prosecution.

Zuma Foundation calls reports of Epstein links a smear after emails mention dinner plans for then President Jacob Zuma.

Ebonyi Governor Nwifuru urges 92 scholarship recipients in UK to uphold discipline, excel, and honour state’s investment.

December FAAC allocation sees federal, state, and local governments receive N1.969 trillion amid rising VAT collections.

Exporters warn FAAN’s cargo levy increase from N7 to N25 per kilo could price Nigerian perishables out globally.

Federal Government sets up technical body to harmonise policies and fast-track livestock development roadmap nationwide.

Lagos Business School professor, Franklin Ngwu, says Nigeria’s reforms were unavoidable, but poor sequencing deepened hardship for ordinary citizens.

SPARC Co-Director Kevin Grimes says mentorship, funding, and ecosystem support are key to bridging Nigeria’s research-to-market gap.

DG of National Institute for Pharmaceutical Research Adigwe says SPARC Nigeria equips scientists to move discoveries from lab to market.

Former NCDC DG Prof. Abdulsalami Nasidi says panic, poor response and fake antivenom worsen otherwise preventable snakebite cases.

Political analyst Musa-Ododo says presidential travel signals seriousness, attracts investors, and is vital during Nigeria’s critical transition.

Nasarawa court convicts Saidu Idi over 2015 attack in Kokona, sentences him to death by hanging.

African traditional leaders commit to community-driven action to prevent gender-based violence at a high-level conference in Lagos.

Nasarawa State approves ₦13bn for construction of one-kilometre roads in each of 13 local government areas.

Federal Government launches free nationwide financial literacy training for 10 million Nigerians, prioritising youths and women.

Prof. Taiwo Oyedele recalls how a ₦500 village scholarship shaped his life, announces new education support for Ondo students.

Bauchi marks 50 years with a public holiday on Tuesday as residents are urged to plant trees for environmental sustainability.

NAPTIP busts trafficking ring in Onitsha hotel, arrests six suspects and rescues 17 victims, four diagnosed with HIV.

Excerpt: African parliamentarians pledge accountability and inclusion to deliver water and sanitation to communities, ensuring policy translates into real impact. African parliamentarians, civil society representatives, and development partners have pledged

Traders resume Monday business in Onitsha after Soludo declares end to sit-at-home, breaking a five-year jinx as security presence boosts confidence.