Brig. Gen. Yushau Ahmed has assured corps members of allowance increases in line with civil servants’ improved pay.

Tinubu has called on world leaders to embrace multilateralism and reject protectionism as essential steps towards achieving lasting peace.

Nigeria’s deputy oil minister Lokpobiri claims government is not fixing petrol prices as the sector is already deregulated.

Tinubu in Beijing has described the $280 billion Economic Trade Partnership growth between Africa and China as exponential.

Edwin Clark wants FCT Minister Wike tried for treason over threats to “set fire” to PDP-governed states.

Nigeria’s petrol prices may further increase as NNPC’s VP Downstream, Adedapo Segun, advocates free market conditions to eliminate queues.

PDP has rejected the increase in petrol price, says N1,000 per litre unacceptable and it should be N250 per litre.

DSS says the less visible it becomes in the public spaces, the more effective it will be against subversive elements.

Lagos maritime truckers have issued an ultimatum to government to curb the excesses of hoodlums or face strike action.

China has agreed to continue to support infrastructural development in Nigeria including transportation, ports and free trade zones.

Nigerians should understand that Dangote will run business for profit because its first duty is to shareholders, says Olabode Sowunmi.

The NLC has criticised the federal government’s decision to increase petrol prices, signalling potential action after upcoming meetings.

“The days of bowing to foreign powers for our fuel needs are over,” says Femi Otedola.

Tinubu and Xi Jinping signed MoUs on nuclear energy, human resource development, belt and road initiative, media exchange and cooperation.

NNPC has raised petrol prices to between N855 and N897 per litre in different locations across Nigeria.

“You (Nigerians) are now going to have good petrol where the engines of your vehicles will last longer,” Aliko Dangote said.

Dangote Refinery has reportedly started processing petrol after delays, with NNPC set to be sole buyer.

British citizen Andrew Wynne and local accomplice Lucky Ehis Obiyan have been declared wanted for plotting regime change in Nigeria.

Umar Sani has dismissed Wike’s crisis threats as “empty boasts,” says he lacks the power to disrupt other states’ politics.

Tinubu, in Beijing, awarded the contract for the reconstruction of the East West road in Nigeria’s Niger Delta to CCECC.