MainOne says repairing its undersea cables might take about three weeks, as 13 African countries grapple with internet disruptions.

President Tinubu hailed the late Olubadan as an exceptional king who was compassionate and courageous.

General Musa met with Nuhu Ribadu and stressed the need to track terrorism funding in Nigeria.

Borno’s governor says the President is ready to halt the proposed merger of the Army University with the NDA.

The management of FirstNews is calling on the military high command to reveal the reason Olatunji was arrested.

The Kogi government has accused the EFCC of false, fictitious charges against Yahaya Bello.

Nigeria’s President says he will overcome sinister activities of economic saboteurs through good governance.

Palestinian Envoy to Nigeria says the EU needs to follow its condemnation of Israel action in Gaza with reaction.

President Tinubu has been advised to wield the big stick against any security chief not living up to expectations.

President Tinubu says the departed Olubadan’s wise counsel will be sorely missed.

Kenyan Doctors say their ongoing strike is a result of government’s failure to fulfil commitments outlined in 2017.

Four Somali members of parliament have been injured in the militant attack on Syl hotel in Mogadishu.

Marine Minister Oyetola has said that Nigeria’s ports will not be completely shut down while rehabilitations are ongoing.

According to  Consul General Weert Borner, Germany is looking for ways to increase ties with Ogun in agriculture and energy.

Kaduna Governor Sani says kidnapped pupils are in neighbouring states.

The House of Reps says NAFDAC’s ban of sachet alcoholic drinks is inappropriate.

Following President Tinubu’s request, Nigeria’s Senate passed the Student Loan Act for a Second Reading.

“We’re turning them (bandits) into monsters, more monstrous than they are,” claims Sheikh Gumi.

Thousands of supporters flooded the streets outside Senegal opposition leader Sonko’s house after his release from prison.

Nigeria’s Communication Commission says no cause for alarm over internet service disruptions as restoration is ongoing.