Rivers State APC has directed House of Assembly members led by Martin Amaewhule to commence impeachment proceedings against Governor Fubara.

Government’s demolition exercise caused the Lagos-Calabar coastal project to nose dive, says Lawyer Oladotun Hassan.

ECBN has ordered the implementation of 0.5% cybersecurity levy on electronic transactions to combat rising cybercrime threats.

Judge in Trump’s hush money trial fined him $1,000 and said future gag order violations could send him to jail.

Nigeria’s foreign affairs minister Tuggar will now represent President Tinubu at the US-Africa summit after VP Shettima cancelled his trip.

Rivers Governor Fubara accuses ex-justice commissioner of sabotage, says 27 state lawmakers don’t exist in the eyes of the law.

Nigeria’s information minister Idris has debunked reports it plans to allow US troops set up base on the country.

The solution to Nigeria’s security problems isn’t to confront another superpower as this will maximise its problems, says Bolaji Akinyemi.

Lagos Urban Development Commissioner Olumide says 80% of Lekki buildings are not government-approved, revealing a lack of adherence to regulations.

Jibrin Ibrahim has said Nigeria must develop its own intelligence gathering capabilities rather than relying solely on foreign assistance.

Ikeja DisCo reduced Band A tariff from N225/kwh to N206.80/kwh, effective May 6, addressing concerns about electricity affordability and access.

Former Nigeria VP Atiku has criticised the “rushed” Lagos-Calabar highway contract, alleging favoritism towards Chagoury due to his son’s involvement.

Nigeria VP Kashim Shettima will speak at a roundtable on African Infrastructure Investment while in Texas.

Israel’s main cable provider has ceased Al Jazeera broadcasts after government approval, citing security concerns and alleged incitement against soldiers.

Tensions escalate as pro-Palestinian demonstrations spark clashes and arrests at the University of Virginia and the University of Michigan.

Northern leaders have warned against US and French military bases in Nigeria, citing concerns over economic and environmental degradation.

Africans Rising movement is spearheading a campaign on Borderless Africa with massive marches planned to hold across the continent.

For the first time, the NUPRC has laid a framework of requirements for divestment which must be met by IOCs.

Deputy environment minister Salako has said the ESIA certification for the Lagos-Calabar Highway will be done in phases.

The IPAC has called for the establishment of an Electoral Offences Commission to combat electoral misconduct, protect electoral process