Kenya’s government has proposed tighter TikTok regulations instead of outrightly banning the app.

The death toll in Tanzania has doubled in recent weeks due the floods, killing 155 individuals.

President Tinubu reiterates commitment to tough decisions for Nigeria’s prosperity, assures of long-term benefits despite short-term challenges.

TUC urged the immediate reopening of Port Harcourt Refinery to alleviate fuel scarcity and restore normalcy to petrol stations.

Works Minister Umahi says Julius Berger’s stoppage of work at 200bn Bodo-Bonny Road as unacceptable.

Chinese Oil cargo PetroChina has been stalled at Dangote refinery for nearly a month due to payment issues.

Air Peace reassured the flying public by revealing it took precautions in response to a false alarm on an aircraft.

Nigerian universities have become incubators of ethnic jingoism, says Bishop Hassan Kukah

Abuja high court adjourned Ex-CBN Governor Emefiele’ trial till June 24 as neither he nor EFCC showed up in court.

Tinubu says Nigeria is well-positioned to power the clean energy future of Europe and the world with high-grade lithium deposits.

Security agencies have swiftly apprehended 10 prisoners who escaped after heavy rain damaged Suleja prison facility, manhunt for others ongoing.

Banire (SAN) says EFCC has complied with court orders in Yahaya Bello’s case and refuted claims of disobedience.

Nigeria’s tourism minister is confident in the ability of every community to accommodate, entertain, and share unique stories with visitors.

The fire that caused flights to be redirected to the D wing of Murtala Muhammed International Airport lasted two hours.

Nigeria’s Consumer Credit Corporation (CREDICORP) is collaborating with financial institutions to broaden consumer credit availability in the country.

The United States says it has, through CIPP programmes, trained over 46,000 Nigerian community members in conflict resolution skills.

NEITI has invited Dangote refinery to join EITI as a supporting company so as to help promote EITI compliance.

An attack on two villages in Burkina Faso has resulted in the massacre of 223, including babies, by the military.

As part of social interventions under Eko Cares, Lagos Governor Sanwo-Olu says medical outreach will begin next week for citizens.

Tinubu has urged the judiciary to align itself with his Renewed Hope Agenda, to promote fairness and rule of law.