TUC condemns Dangote Refinery over sacking workers for unionising, demands reinstatement, apology, probe, and threatens strike action.

Nigeria Union of Journalists reaffirms press freedom commitment on World News Day, urging journalists to uphold ethics despite challenges.

Lawyers allege Ondo police distorted facts and unlawfully detained parents of trafficked girl, shielding real culprits in child’s case.

Suspected bandits kill 15 in Kwara’s Oke-Ode, kidnap residents.

After representing Tinubu at UNGA 80 in New York, VP Shettima heads to Germany for strategic meetings.

Olubadan Oba Ladoja vows lifelong service to Ibadan, pledging peace, unity, and development with government and community support.

Commissioner Gbenga Omotosho has said Lagos state is executing multiple contracts to curb flooding, with teams working round the clock.

NDLEA and Kano Police arrested 57 suspects, seized drugs and weapons in statewide raids to combat drug abuse.

PENGASSAN has declared a nationwide strike after Dangote refinery dismissed 800 workers, threatening disruptions to Nigeria’s energy supply.

Tinubu charges Armed Forces to confront insurgents threatening reforms, stressing protection of economy, values, and national stability.

Peter Obi disowns AI-generated adverts using his image, urging Nigerians to ignore fraudulent endorsements and remain vigilant.

Uzodimma swears in Justice Agugua as Imo’s acting Chief Judge, resolving NJC dispute and pledging judicial independence.

Jerry Gana urges deliberate mentorship and integrity-driven leadership, warning Nigeria’s challenges persist without credible leaders.

Energy Expert, Kelvin Emmanuel warns PENGASSAN and NUPENG actions endanger Nigeria’s energy supply and breach essential services laws.

Nigerian Railway Corporation confirms Abuja–Kaduna trains will resume next week, assuring safety, refunds, and restored infrastructure for passengers.

Twelve passengers were kidnapped on Kogi’s Okene-Auchi road, police confirmed. Eight were rescued, while four remain in captivity.

The United States restores Ghana’s multiple-entry visa validity after Accra accepted Nigerian and other West African deportees.

Nigeria secures 163 votes to rejoin ICAO’s Council, with Engr. Mahmoud Ben-Tukur representing the country in Montreal, Canada.

Activist Omoyele Sowore alleges Nyesom Wike diverted $300 million Ogoni remediation funds into HyperCity Supermarkets in Port Harcourt.

The Nigerian Guild of Editors reaffirms its commitment to press freedom, urging journalists to uphold facts and government to stop repression.