Nigeria’s government has praised the economic improvements under President Bola Tinubu’s administration, citing stabilisation in inflation, agricultural progress.

“Arrest kidnappers not protesters…don’t protect election riggers,” THISDAY-ARISE Chairman Nduka Obaigbena advised the military during a media chat.

To better prepare for an emerging global order, Nduka Obaigbena calls for the integration of technology into Nigeria’s defence.

The EFCC has accused Yahaya Bello of insincerity, claiming his September 18 appearance was a calculated media stunt and deception.

Shettima has welcomed ExxonMobil’s proposed $10 billion investment in Nigeria’s deep-water oil operations as clear testament to Nigeria’s investment-friendly policies.

Kamala Harris has countered Trump’s “communist” claims by promoting an economic vision that supports business growth and the middle class.

AGF Fagbemi has refuted claims of US court authorising seizure of $21m from Nigeria, challenging media outlets to provide evidence.

ASUU has issued a 14-day deadline to the federal government to address their demands or face industrial action.

NIgeria’s government has filed a fresh 16-count charge against Yahaya Bello for alleged misappropriation of state funds, totalling N110bn.

Tinubu has directed ministers to publicise the administration’s stewardship and says it won’t intervene in NNPC/Dangote petrol price war. 

Tinubu says extracting raw minerals without local processing is deepening Africa’s underdevelopment.

Olusegun Alebiosu says access to finance is crucial for eradicating poverty and promoting economic development, especially in remote areas.

“The problem is not about the body, it is about the attitude of Nigerians to everything that we do,” Mr Nduh said.

Tinubu has urged the UN to prioritise debt forgiveness for Nigeria and other developing nations to enable sustainable economic growth.

Nigeria has solicited the support of Finland in its pursuit of a permanent seat at the United Nations Security Council.

APC’s Morka has said the party is determined to allow governor-elect Okpebholo to govern Edo without interference.

Former president Jonathan insists there is little technology can do to curb fraudulent elections in Nigeria because of human manipulation.

Nigeria’s former president, Dr. Goodluck Jonathan, has pointed out that the struggle for power remains the major cause of conflicts on the African continent. He also noted that there is

Petrol subsidy in Nigeria is not sustainable, even the government cannot afford it, Aliko Dangote said in a Bloomberg interview.

Dangote has criticised NNPC’s reduced stake in the refinery, calling the decision a huge mistake during a recent interview.