Medical council warns that limited housemanship capacity leaves 2,000 doctors idle annually, worsening brain drain and healthcare manpower shortages.

Information minister Idris says Tinubu’s reforms has stabilised economy, lifted investor confidence and foreign reserves, and positioning Nigeria for sustainable growth.

UK Home Secretary secures cooperation from Namibia, Angola, DR Congo to return illegal migrants and foreign offenders.

Tinubu congratulates Pate and Makanju on Devex Power 50 recognition for global development impact.

Oshiomhole says Trump’s recognition of First Lady Oluremi Tinubu reflects Nigeria’s global respect and religious harmony.

Imam prays Tinubu’s tenure restores hope as 10 children of Matawalle – five sons and five daughters – wed at Abuja National Mosque.

Nigeria and the UK strengthen defence partnership to boost intelligence sharing, training and response to evolving security challenges.

Legal analyst says discrepancies in gazetted laws point to deliberate legislative manipulation, not mistakes.

ADC says mass killings in Kwara prove Nigeria’s security has collapsed under the Tinubu administration.

African Union seeks Nigerian Navy’s backing to host continent-wide naval exercise in 2027.

EU-backed programme trains over 18,000 people, expanding digital access in conflict-affected North-East communities.

CAS says Ground Training Command underpins air power through skilled, mission-ready personnel.

UNAIDS welcomes new US law committing US$5.88bn to strengthen the global fight against HIV.

NDLEA arrests 339 suspects and seizes over 7,700kg of cannabis, cocaine and other illicit drugs in Kogi State.

Tinubu deploys soft power through Remi Tinubu’s faith profile as Trump publicly warms to Nigeria again.

Tinubu pledges decisive action against terrorists, launches Operation Savannah Shield, and promise support for Kwara communities after attacks.

Edo police, aided by security agencies, arrested six suspected kidnappers in Agbede Forest after intelligence from a victim.

Soyinka warned societies ignoring history risk tyranny, urging justice, cultural dignity, and historical consciousness as protection.

Security expert Salihu Dantata warns poor roads, weak deployment, and local complicity enable militants, urging permanent military presence.

Governor Adeleke affirms Osun people’s commitment to education, law, and resisting impunity, oppression, and unconstitutional actions.