Seyi Tinubu has dismissed allegations linking him to a feud between social media personalities, Martins Vincent Otse, and Mitchell Mukoro.

President Tinubu meets elder statesman and former defence chief Lt. Gen. Theophilus Danjuma (rtd.), at the State House in Abuja.

The Defence Headquarters says US assistance is advisory, cost-free, aimed at strengthening counter-terrorism operations and didn’t undermine Nigeria’s sovereignty. 

Former senator Ayo Arise urges swift amendment of Section 214, says decentralised policing is key to tackling Nigeria’s worsening insecurity.

Umahi media office says Sowore dramatised police headquarters encounter while ongoing investigation into allegations involving minister continues.

Ghana confirms 55 nationals killed in Ukraine-Russia war; government vows crackdown on illegal recruitment and youth exploitation.

NISO says thermal plants receive only 43% of required gas, forcing Discos to ration electricity and implement load shedding nationwide.

Bauchi Governor Bala Mohammed provides N50 million and relief supplies to IDPs after deadly bandit incursions.

Senator Oshiomhole praises CBN reforms, urges Cardoso to sustain economic stabilisation measures.

Tinubu calls for urgent constitutional reform to establish state police, insists safeguards must prevent abuse of decentralised security powers.

Director-General, Institute for Police and Security Policy Research, Dr. Charles Omole says state police can work effectively with stringent measures.

NIMC targets rural communities, deploys licensed agents to decongest urban centres and boost nationwide NIN enrollment.

Itse Sagay (SAN) urges constitutional amendment to allow states establish police, improving rapid response against criminals across Nigeria. 

NAN staff petition Oyo agency after land speculators, led by “Abija,” allegedly invaded, destroyed property, and threatened lives.

ADC claims federal government is selectively targeting Nasir El-Rufai, highlighting perceived persecution of opposition leaders in Nigeria.

Kano government denies Amnesty International’s allegations of repression, while Kwankwasiyya warns of growing intimidation and unlawful detentions.

Anambra citizens express outrage after N100 million reportedly sent to ex-IGP’s son, state insists transfer was reversed.

Lagos AG Lawal Pedro backs President Tinubu’s call for state police, citing centralised policing’s failure to address insecurity.

WHO highlights Nigeria’s steady malaria decline, improved prevention and treatment, and successful vaccine rollout across targeted states.

FG inaugurates CREDICORP board as Nigeria targets consumer credit access for 50% of working Nigerians by 2030.