President Tinubu says judiciary needs stronger capacity, better infrastructure, and unwavering integrity to protect Nigeria’s democracy.

Kebbi confirms terrorists abducted 25 female students in Maga school attack that left the vice principal dead.

Tinubu’s government intensifies peace efforts in Plateau as Akpabio says restoring stability is now a core national priority.

Pope Leo XIV decries persecution of Christians in Nigeria, Mozambique, Sudan and others, urging peace, unity and protection of civilians.

Non-disclosure of conflict of interest to all parties is ground to set aside Judge Akaahs’ decision in FBN-GHL case, legal experts say.

Former Jigawa Governor, Lamido insists a valid court order nullifies the PDP convention in Ibadan and warns organisers risk contempt.

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa allows 153 Palestinians from Gaza to remain after arrival, citing humanitarian and compassionate reasons.

PDP pushes ahead with its Ibadan convention despite conflicting court orders, citing Supreme Court protection over internal party matters.

Irabor urges urgent amendments to Nigeria’s terrorism law to protect journalists, reduce arbitrary arrests, and strengthen coordinated media–security collaboration nationwide.

Economist Ken Ife says Nigeria has political independence but remains economically dependent, citing oil sector mismanagement and regulatory failures.

GHL initiates contempt action after accusing AMCON officials of ignoring a subsisting court order restraining any receivership moves.

AU rejects Trump’s claim of Christian genocide as PFN, CAN, and clerics warn killings are real and worsening.

Nigeria’s Foreign minister Tuggar and Piers Morgan trade tweets after tense exchange on Christian genocide allegations, and selective editing fears.

Matawalle says Wike ignored Service Chiefs’ advice, insists the naval officer acted lawfully and respectfully during Abuja confrontation.

PDP chieftain Bode George rejects calls to suspend Ibadan convention, urging unity and adherence to party constitution.

Obaigbena urges Nigerians to defend ongoing reforms and unite in a national coalition to eliminate terrorists and rebuild the economy.

Nduka Obaigbena called for the protection of Nigeria’s media voice while announcing the January 2026 launch of “LEKEELEKEE” social platform.

President Tinubu is calling on Nigerian editors to promote responsible journalism, national cohesion, and truthful reporting.

Northern CAN Chairman Hayab says denying persecution of Christians – which predates Boko Haram – in Northern Nigeria is unfair to victims.

Lt Gen Shaibu says coordinated military efforts are yielding results, promising Nigerians improved security across the country in coming weeks.