O’odua Nation agitator, 55-year-old lecturer Alabi Ogundeji, claims that their actions followed all due processes and legal procedures.

Brutal attacks by extremist-linked rebels has led to the death of at least 11 people in Congo.

Tanzania is grappling with devastating floods, claiming 58 lives and affecting over 126,000 amid ongoing heavy rainfall in East Africa.

Bode George says that although the Nigerian constitution is not working, there are better ways to express grievances than attacking the government.

Clark wants Tinubu to appoint a Special Task Force to travel to Sambisa forest to search for the Chibok Girls.

Marwa says NDLEA over the past 38 months has sent the message to drug kingpins that Nigeria won’t tolerate them.

NUEE has condemned electricity tariff hike, urging reversal to avoid economic and social consequences amid power crisis fears.

The US Diplomatic Mission has pledged solidarity with Nigeria, emphasising joint initiatives for peace, security, and stability.

Ghana has failed to strike a deal with a group of international bondholders to help restructure its $13 billion debt

Nigeria’s labour unions say the government is capable of paying the proposed wage increase to N615,000.

A landslide in Congo has killed at least 15 people and up to 60 others are missing.

Industry operators say Nigeria could be losing up to 40 percent of electricity generation to theft, especially by unmetered customers.

EFCC says investigations into humanitarian ministry has revealed fraudulent dealings involving Covid-19 funds, World Bank loan and recovered Abacha loot.

Yobe youths have called on the federal government to withdraw soldiers from their town after alleged killing of protesters.

Kano Governor Yusuf has flagged-off the planting of over three million trees across the 44 Local Government Areas of the state.

Favour Peter, 24; Esther Adukwu, 27, and Ochigbo Michael, 39 were arrested in Abuja on connection with counterfeit cash.

President Tinubu has requested regular updates from Governor Lawal regarding Zamfara’s security situation for effective collaboration in fight against banditry.

Amnesty International demands investigation into claims that the Borno State government married off Chibok girls to “repentant” Boko Haram fighters.

A clash between security operatives and Yoruba Nation agitators in Ibadan caused panic with roads blocked and businesses closed.

Information minister Idris says 40% of Nigeria’s N1 trillion electricity subsidy benefits only 15% of consumers.