Edwin Clark has alleged that Yahaya Bello is in power for the third time, not Kogi Governor Ododo.

“We expect a counter offer regarding the proposed minimum wage. We are open to conversations,” says RUC president Festus Osifo.

Nigeria’s oil industry prepares for transformation as NUPRC accelerates divestment, ushering in multibillion-dollar deals and bolstering indigenous investment.

The shoreline never belonged to Landmark, the owner Onwuanibe sublet it to people illegally, says works minister Umahi.

As FG approved a pay increase for some civil servants, NLC called for an extension of the increase to all workers

An allegation by a former MK Party official suggesting signature forgery for the party’s registration, has led to a probe

Israeli PM Netanyahu pledged to initiate an incursion into Rafah, amid ceasefire negotiations, citing his pursuit of total victory.

Former US President Trump fined £9,000 for contempt of court, with warning of imprisonment if violation of gag order continues.

Yahaya Bello is just trying to escape and evade justice, says Onikepo Braithwaite.

Works Minister Umahi reveals plans for 1,000km Sokoto-Badagry road, citing that it’ll foster safer and sustainable transportation ecosystem within Nigeria.

Nigeria’s NSA Ribadu warns of social media’s misuse and urges a strategic communication overhaul to counter disinformation.

NUPRC has begun processes for the 2024 oil bid round with 12 oil blocks and five deep offshore assets for sale.

CBN has directed fintechs OPay, Palmpay, Kuda Bank, and Moniepoint to suspend new customer onboarding until further notice.

Represented by VP Shettima at IDA Summit, Tinubu said Nigeria is set to harness the potential of its youthful population.

Fuel scarcity has brought about extreme black market prices, with fuel going as high as N2000/litre in some places

Last glimmer of hope fades away for businesses at Landmark Beach as demolition begins, to pave way for Lagos-Calabar highway.

Tinubu met with chairman of A P Moller-Maersk who committed to expand existing infrastructure to accommodate bigger ships in Nigeria.

In Riyadh, President Tinubu ssid tackling poverty and instability in the Sahel requires universal collaboration.

Two notorious drug couriers have been sentenced to life imprisonments for drug trafficking following their arrest and prosecution by NDLEA.

“The hallmark of leadership is taking difficult decisions at the time it ought to be taken,” Tinubu said in Riyadh.