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.

GHL has accused AMCON of disobeying court orders and attempting to seize its assets despite an injunction barring such action.

FEC approves ₦43bn for Lagos–Ibadan Expressway completion, revises major highway contracts, and awards new nationwide infrastructure projects.

Tinubu vows Nigeria will defeat terrorism, swears in two new ministers, as FG reaffirms stability and unity amid challenges.

The Pentagon’s “heavy” plan proposes deploying an aircraft carrier and bombers for deep strikes in northern Nigeria against Islamist militants.

Trump threatens potential US action in Nigeria, warning the country will be “unhappy” over steps against Islamist attacks.

APC spokesman says Trump’s threat of military action is misguided, insists insecurity is declining under Tinubu’s leadership.

Information Minister Mohammed Idris says 13,500 terrorists killed, 17,000 arrested under Tinubu’s administration.

President Tinubu directs full territorial security across Nigeria as his administration boosts defence with multi-million-dollar modernisation drive.

Justice Omotosho gives Nnamdi Kanu final chance to open defence November 7 after he claims deception over repealed terrorism-law charges.

ASUU threatens fresh strike in two weeks, accusing FG of withholding ₦50bn revitalisation fund and calling for Education Minister’s sack.

Tinubu requests N1.15trn loan to bridge 2025 budget deficit as Senate probes Buhari rail projects, Naira strengthens.

EU declares solidarity with Nigeria after Trump’s military threat, reaffirming respect for sovereignty and support for peace, stability, and human rights.

Kukah Centre director says lack of accountability fuels ongoing massacres across Nigeria.

Tinubu pledges calm, diplomatic engagement with U.S. over religious intolerance claims, saying Nigeria will emerge stronger and more united.

China says it firmly supports Nigeria’s sovereignty and opposes foreign interference over alleged Christian persecution claims by the US.

Chief of Defence Staff Olufemi Oluyede says no Christians are being targeted in Nigeria, calling terrorism a global challenge.

Tinubu has authorised security services to conclude vetting of new ambassadors as Nigeria faces growing diplomatic pressure from United States.