Olisa Agbakoba has said that Nigeria’s oil sector has failed, blaming the Petroleum Industry Act and IOC dominance.

A New York judge has delayed Donald Trump’s sentencing until September as his lawyers seek to challenge his conviction.

Remi Tinubu: “What may look ordinary to you are the things that make the likes of Hermès, Louis Vuitton great.”

Meristem Securities’ Head of Investment Research has urged Nigeria to address fiscal imbalance and prioritise sustainable revenue for debt reduction.

Tax reforms chief Oyedele has announced exemption from withholding tax for small businesses earning N25 million or less.

“You don’t negotiate with your friends, you negotiate with your enemies,” says South African High Commissioner Mseleku on ANC-DA coalition.

Trump’s legal team has requested a delay in sentencing in the hush money trial, citing the Supreme Court’s immunity decision.

NLC spokesman Benson Upah says governors’ plan to pull out of the government team negotiating minimum wage is treachery.

The Multinational Joint Task Force said an aerial bombardment killed no fewer than 70 terrorists in the Lake Chad Basin.

The US Supreme Court has ruled former President Trump is entitled to some immunity from prosecution for official acts.

A Federal High Court in Abuja has dismissed Nnamdi Kanu’s suit seeking N1 billion for alleged violation of his rights.

The Nigerian Air Force has clarified that a UAV crashed in Kaduna State, not a helicopter.

Investigation is currently ongoing to determine the cause of NAF aircraft crash that occurred during anti-terrorism operations in Kaduna State.

Le Pen’s RN led with 34% votes, Macron’s Ensemble alliance fell to 20.3% in first round of France’s parliamentary election.

NSGF Chairman Yahaya has described the attacks in Borno State as cowardly, while highlighting the importance of proactive security measures.

ANC’s Ramaphosa has unveiled his cabinet. It includes DA’s Steelhuesen as Agriculture Minister, while Good Party’s De Lille retains Tourism.

Tinubu says his government is redoubling efforts to secure Nigeria and assured citizens that purveyors of violence will face justice.

In an ARISE exclusive, Lupita Nyong’o and Joseph Quinn discuss how acting with little dialogue offered a refreshing, nuanced experience.

Tears flowed freely on Saturday as female suicide bombers attacked funeral and wedding ceremonies in Gwoza, Borno State.

Peter Obi has again, lamented the insecurity in Nigeria and warned that the country could become a failed nation.