The presidency has condemned former VP Atiku for relying on constitutional provisions to justify riots.

Nigeria’s federal government, in collaboration with the International Cotton Advisory Committee, has begun efforts to revive the country’s cotton industry.

Former President Obasanjo has stated that Nigeria’s overreliance on crude oil for economic survival is one of its biggest mistakes.

Kaduna Governor Uba Sani says protests in Nigeria are not about hunger but a sponsored attempt to force regime change.

Governor Aiyedatiwa has assured the implementation of the N70,000 new minimum wage in Ondo State, as approved by President Tinubu.

NDLEA’s Marwa has praised the agency’s new diving skills, noting they will discourage large shipments of cocaine to Nigeria.

President Tinubu has celebrated Senator Daisy Danjuma’s 72nd birthday, praising her philanthropic efforts and wishing her good health.

Kano Government has relaxed curfew from 6pm to 6am after five days of hunger protests, citing improved security by law enforcement.

Nigeria’s Immigration Service says it’s monitoring diasporans sponsoring protests and plans to arrest them upon entry into the country.

Protesters waving Russian flags during protests in Nigeria have been arrested and are already being tried, says police chief Egbetokun.

Hezbollah launched drone strikes on northern Israel, injuring two people, in response to an earlier Israeli air strike that killed four.

Over 300 people have been evacuated from Kindo Didaye district in South Ethiopia, in anticipation of a major possible landslide.

The Navy has pledged to support the Police till peace, law and order is restored across Nigeria amidst violent protests.

“These faceless people just came up and said Igbos must leave, absolute nonsense,” says Lagos Deputy Governor Obafemi Hamzat.

The DSS has detained tailors and sponsors involved in producing and distributing Russian flags during protests in Northern Nigerian states.

Tinubu has met security heads amid protests, as police and secret service denied using live bullets on protesters and journalists.

Kaduna Police has clarified that no Armoured Personnel Carrier was hijacked during the protests, debunking a viral video.

Nigeria’s national grid dropped to 1,255.78mw after peaking at 4,067.77mw, causing widespread blackouts.

Lagos Court has voided the Nigeria Air sale to Ethiopian Airlines, suspending the project in favour of local aviation plaintiffs.

A court has granted N50 million bail to hackers who allegedly committed N1.9 billion fraud.