Shehu Koko says Kebbi State is revamping health infrastructure, staffing, and financing to ensure sustainable, responsive care.

Air Peace co-pilot David Bernard has firmly denied NSIB’s claims, insisting he neither drinks nor smokes and rejects alcohol use.

Burkina Faso has announced the removal of visa fees for African travellers, promoting regional integration and encouraging cross-border movement.

Former chief justice Sushila Karki takes helm as Nepal reels from violent protests and a collapsed government.

NATO has launched Operation Eastern Sentry after Russian drones entered Polish airspace, vowing to defend all allied territory.

John Lebo insists ICJ never ruled on oil wells, stressing Cross River’s littoral rights extend beyond resource disputes.

Dangote Refinery has dismissed NUPENG claims, pledging 60,000 new jobs, cheaper fuel, and stronger competition in Nigeria’s energy sector.

Jonathan and Obi meet in Abuja, fuelling speculation of political realignments ahead of Nigeria’s 2027 elections.

The Appeal Court has ordered the Chief Registrar to sell and escrow crude belonging to GHL and Conoil/NNPC.

FG has scrapped the 5% telecom excise tax on calls and data, offering relief to over 171 million subscribers.

Tinubu is scheduled to address world leaders at UNGA’s 80th session on September 24.

Victor Attah insists only a new, people-driven constitution can save Nigeria from instability, weak institutions, and political decay.

Ibrahim Wali says Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan should resume immediately, describing the Senate suspension as unconstitutional and legally void.

Former NNPC GCEO Mele Kyari interrogated by EFCC on alleged financial mismanagement of refineries’ maintenance funds.

Ghana has agreed to accept West African nationals deported from the US and 14 have already arrived in the country

ADC celebrates INEC’s recognition, condemns Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan’s obstruction, while INEC and Jega caution against premature campaigns.

Tinubu says he had a productive lunch with French leader Macron, Tinubu, as both leaders pledged deeper cooperation for prosperity and global stability.

Peter Obi has faulted the government over recurring power outages, reminding Nigerians of the president’s 2022 promise on constant electricity.

French President Emmanuel Macron hosted his Nigerian counterpart Bola Tinubu to a private lunch.

Nigeria’s national grid collapsed Wednesday, cutting power as generation plunged from 2,917.83MW to 1.5MW within one hour.