Jude Ojo says forced evictions in Makoko caused deaths, trauma and property loss, accusing authorities of violating court protections and due process.

Nasarawa governor describes farmers’ killing in Keana as senseless, orders security agencies to hunt perpetrators.

The Court of Appeal upheld death sentences for five men convicted in the deadly 2018 Offa bank robbery.

The Supreme Court struck out a N1.4 billion claim against Mobil, ending a 29-year-old land dispute.

Senator Ndume calls on the military to sustain operations after Boko Haram/ISWAP attacks kills 25 in Borno.

Terna Francis assures Benue education board actions are legally backed, addressing alleged fraud and highlighting educational reforms.

FCT Minister Wike warns Rivers government he may forcibly access Yakubu Gowon Stadium Port Harcourt if denied venue for pro-Tinubu rally.

At least four persons killed, houses set ablaze and several abducted as terrorists attack Okporojo in Ebonyi amid a lingering land dispute.

Nigeria Police chief Egbetokun calls for stronger executive–legislative collaboration to tackle border-related security threats.

South Africa expels Israel’s top diplomat after alleged diplomatic breaches, escalating tensions.

Vice President says completed housing project proves government will not abandon citizens affected by conflict.

Ode Omi Kingdom in Ogun raises alarm over renewed ownership claims on Eba Island following federal approval for oil drilling.

FCT Minister Wike says striking FCTA workers face possible imprisonment after defying court order, escalating the standoff with his administration.

Environmental Activist Nnimmo Bassey urges inclusive urban planning, proper compensation, and protection for displaced residents in Makoko.

Late Afrobeat pioneer Fela Kuti becomes the first African honoured with the Grammys’ Lifetime Achievement Award, decades after his death.

Farouk Aliyu insists the Muslim-Muslim presidential ticket is a political decision, which leaves Nigerians free to make the final decision.

The Senate on Thursday raised alarm over the deteriorating state of Nigeria’s rail services, declaring that the once-popular Abuja–Kaduna train has slowed so badly that a bicycle or commercial tricycle

Taiwo Oyedele says the new tax reforms exempt small businesses from corporate tax, aiming to boost formalisation and access to financing.

The federal government has backed the UNILAG-University of Birmingham MoU, aiming to expand access to internationally competitive programmes.

500 Lawyers representing contractors owed N4 trillion staged a protest at the Finance Ministry, calling for deputy minister Uzoka-Anite’s resignation.