The Tripartite Committee on National Minimum Wage labour should reconsider its minimum wage demand, based on current realities.

Again, President Tinubu says some sacrifice is needed to move Nigeria forward.

A cartel run by Nwaobasi siblings have been smashed by the operatives of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency.

The Israeli military says it will implement daily pauses in operations in southern Gaza to facilitate aid.

Keyamo disclosed that the FG is taking steps to allow Nigerian airlines direct access to US and South American routes.

Kano Emir Sanusi II has condemned the creation of new emirates in Kano State under former Governor Ganduje.

Fouani and three othersq were kidnapped on Lagos waterways. Police have confirmed the abduction and have commenced a search.

President Tinubu has called for strengthening of bilateral ties between Nigeria and South Africa after the re-election of Cyril Ramaphosa.

Tinubu says sacrifice and duty are essential ingredients to nation-building and charged Nigerians to pray for continuous peace and stability.

The FG has partnered with Afreximbank to launch a $3 billion facility, creating 20,000 jobs and boosting industrial zones.

‘We are working hard to eliminate terrorism, cybercrimes, sextortion,” Nigeria’s President Tinubu told FBI Director Christopher Asher Wray.

Binance is now the sole defendant in FIRS’ new charge, with Tigran Gambaryan and the fleeing Nadeem Anjarwalla discharged.

The ANC, DA, and IFP have signed an agreement for a Government of National Unity, with Ramaphosa as presidential candidate

ANC President Ramaphosa was among the first to be sworn in as South Africa’s 7th Parliament began its inaugural session.

World Bank’s $2.25bn intervention will boost Nigeria’s non-oil revenues, scale up support to the poor and most economically at risk.

Osoba says Lagos already honoured Abiola with a statue so no problem with Tinubu being celebrated with an Abuja portrait.

Dangote ssys he has repaid $2.4 billion of the $5.5 billion borrowed for his $19 billion refinery project.

President Tinubu emphasised that Nigeria will pay a minimum wage it can afford, despite the NLC rejecting the N62,000 offer.

“They’re confused if I was doing Buga or Babariga, but it’s a day to celebrate democracy while doing ‘dobale’,” Tinubu said.

“Throughout the campaign, Tinubu maintained that he will continue from where Buhari stopped and he’s done well,” says Peter Obi.