Obasanjo recalls that under his leadership, the United States, including President Jimmy Carter, could not act in Africa unilaterally.

Tinubu receives regional briefings on security and development; Presidency cites land-grabbing, banditry, and illegal mining as key drivers of conflict

EFCC declares ex-Bayelsa Governor Timipre Sylva wanted over alleged $14.8m NCDMB investment fraud; court issues arrest warrant.

Mbamalu warns that low voter turnout enables widespread vote buying, stressing that many counted votes are those actually bought.

BBC chiefs Tim Davie and Deborah Turness have resigned after backlash over a misleading edit of Trump’s Capitol speech.

Presidency defends Nigeria’s counter-terror record, citing 81% fall in terror deaths, 13,000 neutralised terrorists, and 124 convictions since 2023. The Presidency on Sunday made public an abridged update on the

IGP Egbetokun urges synergy among security agencies, as PSC praises police professionalism during Anambra governorship election.

President Tinubu congratulates Governor Soludo on re-election, praises his leadership, commends INEC’s credible poll, and pledges continued federal collaboration.

Re-elected Anambra Governor Soludo thanks Tinubu, praises INEC’s conduct, extends olive branch to rivals, and mourns slain supporter.

Charles Soludo secures re-election as Anambra governor by a landslide, trounces APC, Labour Party candidates.

EFCC confirms arrests over alleged vote-buying, while Anambra REC insists no verified incidents were reported by INEC staff or observers.

CAN Youths back Trump’s warning on Christian killings, urging Tinubu’s government to act decisively against terrorists across northern Nigeria.

Vote-buying and pockets of violence mar Anambra election as Soludo, Obi, and Umeh condemn electoral malpractice and urge reforms.

Governor Chukwuma Soludo says no amount of manipulation can stop his victory, vowing vigilance against pre-written results.

Pastor Enoch Adeboye has urged Tinubu to seek 90-day grace from Trump and act swiftly to end terrorism in Nigeria.

Russia and AU urge respect for Nigeria’s sovereignty as Tinubu seeks global cooperation to defeat terrorism and extremism.

Former presidential aide Hakeem Baba-Ahmed urges US  to help without weakening Nigeria, warns country “is on its knees.” 

Bishop Matthew Hassan Kukah says Nigeria must “reload” to rediscover its moral compass, identity, and founding values for nation-building.

Tinubu urges international allies’ support to defeat terrorism, pledging decisive action and hailing armed forces for courage and unity.

The Federal High Court in Abuja has fixed November 20 to deliver judgment in Nnamdi Kanu’s terrorism trial after he declined to defend himself.