Rev. John Hayab cautions that Nigeria’s partial security improvements are fragile, urging vigilance, prayer, and sustained efforts against kidnappings.

Wife of former Deputy Senate President Ekweremadu returns home following custodial sentence, while her husband remains imprisoned in UK.

Peter Obi decries Nigeria’s persistent power failures, highlighting low electricity generation and urging competent leadership for reform.

Former AGF Malami claims DSS is denying him access to lawyers, calling detention unlawful and violating constitutional rights.

JAMB directs candidates to disclose prior registration, warns against examination malpractice.

Deputy industry minister John Owan urges Nigeria to reduce imports, use predictable policies, and leverage public procurement to boost domestic industrial growth.

Congressman Riley Moore has praised the establishment of a US–Nigeria Working Group aimed at strengthening security.

Fire engulfs Alkem Nigeria Limited at Amuwo Odofin Industrial Estate as Lagos firefighters battle to contain the raging blaze.

Nigeria and United States review security cooperation, counter-terrorism efforts, and protection of vulnerable communities during high-level Abuja meeting.

Bakana monarch urges federal authorities to end monopoly in pipeline surveillance, citing security gaps, exclusion, and continued oil theft.

New CCTV surveillance exposes vandals stealing cat eye lights on Third Mainland Bridge, reinforcing warning on infrastructure protection.

Former power task force chair Dagogo-Jack says government policies lack timelines, accountability and clear targets, leaving Nigeria’s electricity reform directionless.

NAFDAC uncovers fake Goya oil factory and alcohol counterfeiting network in Lagos, warning Nigerians of severe public health dangers.

Distillers, blenders, and workers staged a protest against NAFDAC’s ban on small-pack alcohol, warning it threatens jobs and industry investment.

A House of Representatives caucus has said the recently gazetted tax law was altered to weaken the legislature’s authority.

United States formally leaves WHO after fulfilling Trump’s executive order, triggering funding crisis and global health experts’ alarm.

Ibadan monarch expresses confidence in Tinubu’s security strategy, economic reforms, and urges stronger focus on food security and healthcare.

Army operations dismantle terrorist medical facility, recover weapons, and reaffirm commitment to security and humanitarian support in the North West.

Okeluse palace cautions public against casual address of youthful monarch, insists on full royal protocol.

Communities warn that oil theft and illegal refining are worsening pollution, health risks, and ecological damage across the Niger Delta.