Nigeria’s Federal has appealed to the US government to repatriate more illicit funds transferred from Nigeria through its banking system.

Paul Alaje says ending the Niger Delta oil theft will boost Nigeria’s foreign reserve and lead to revenue increment.

Nigeria’s federal government has pledged to pay compensation to “deserving persons” whose property will be demolished for Lagos-Calaber highway.

Six telecom workers in Mogadishu, Somalia’s capital, have tragically died in a roadside bomb attack.

Burkina Faso has suspended more media outlets for their coverage of a report accusing the army of extrajudicial killings

Nigeria’s Defence Headquarters has announces Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s visit to Nigeria in May 2024.

Works Minister Umahi announces a resolution with Julius Berger, and assures of completion of vital Bodo-Bonny Road project by year-end.

Fuel scarcity has brought about extreme black market prices, with fuel going as high as N2000/litre in some places

Tinubu told Bill Gates at the World Economic Forum Nigeria is investing in technology to ensure transparency and accelerate performance.

Last glimmer of hope fades away for businesses at Landmark Beach as demolition begins, to pave way for Lagos-Calabar highway.

Shettima heads to Kenya where African leaders wil call for an ambitious replenishment of International Development Association concessional lending arm.

The Catholic Archbishop of Abuja has raised concern over the recklessness displayed by preachers in condemning Catholics aggressively.

Peoples Right Agenda has condemned “incessant sponsored attacks” on power minister Adelabu, adding that Nigeria’s power problems didn’t start today.

The Nigerian Governors’ Forum has called for a safer method of transportation of Petroleum products across the country.

Tinubu says Samsung’s technology and Nigerian ingenuity will create boundless opportunities.

Tinubu has extended condolences to victims’ families after a fire incident which occured on the East-West Road in Port Harcourt.

In Riyadh, President Tinubu ssid tackling poverty and instability in the Sahel requires universal collaboration.

Two notorious drug couriers have been sentenced to life imprisonments for drug trafficking following their arrest and prosecution by NDLEA.

“The hallmark of leadership is taking difficult decisions at the time it ought to be taken,” Tinubu said in Riyadh.

Former Kogi Governor Yahaya Bello has vehemently denied EFCC’s accusations of diverting government funds for school fees, brands them defamatory.