CDS Musa has urged oil industry stakeholders to collaborate in achieving Tinubu’s 2.5 million barrels daily production target.

INEC has urged CSOs to intensify monitoring of party primaries, condemning delegate-buying as a “diabolical practice.”

Shettima has pledged full support for Mo Abudu’s “Naija Creates” project, hailing its cultural and economic potential.

Governor Radda has said there is need to holistically examine insecurity and seek federal support at the regional level for effective solutions.

The federal government has approved N4.2 trillion for major road and bridge projects across Nigeria, Lagos-Calabar Coastal Road gets N1.3tn

Tinubu has signed a bill for the establishment of the Federal University of Environment and Technology in Ogoniland

First Bank is desperately seeking to overturn a judge’s declarative ruling and is urging banks not to comply with same.  

Tinubu has announced that the student loan scheme has benefitted 600,000 students across the country, disbursing over N104bn

Dangote Refinery has cuts petrol ex-depot price to N890, aiming to lower costs and boost economic recovery across Nigeria.

PDP governors have affirmed Udeh-Okoye as National Secretary, calling for an NEC meeting before March 13 to stabilise the party.

GHL says it’s going to challenge the authenticity of First Bank’s audited account used for its recent rights issue.

Bode George has warned that PDP is “drifting badly,” urging leadership to prioritise unity and investigate past conflicts to restore stability.

CBN Governor Cardoso says the Naira’s stability and FX reforms have bolstered investor confidence and ensured competitive returns for Nigeria.

NNPC and its partners have begun construction on 5 mini-LNG plants, to enhance gas supply, energy security, industrial growth.

Banks have complied with a Federal High Court ruling lifting the Mareva injunction on GHL, despite alleged misinformation from First Bank officials.

GHL directors are seeking $1 billion each in damages from First Bank after a court lifted freezing orders on assets.

NLC has called for a nationwide protest on February 4, demanding the reversal of a 50% telecom tariff hike.

A Lagos court has overturned an asset-freezing order against General Hydrocarbons Limited, ruling that First Bank suppressed material facts

Yakubu Pam has acknowledged the improved situation for Christians in Northern Nigeria under President Tinubu, despite the Muslim-Muslim ticket.

Tinubu and 11 African leaders have pledged to provide electricity access to 300 million Africans by 2030 at Dar es Salaam