President Tinubu has praised THISDAY for its commitment to democracy, free enterprise, and nurturing media talent over three decades.

VP Shettima has emphasised Africa’s potential to achieve a $29 trillion economy through the full implementation of AfCFTA.

Frank Tietie has criticised NCC for approving a telecom tariff hike without conducting the mandatory public hearing required by law.

THISDAY is celebrating 30 years of trailblazing journalism, honouring Nigeria’s resilient leaders and institutions shaping democracy and progress.

President Tinubu has pledged peace, justice, and development for Ogoni people, urging reconciliation and addressing historical grievances in Rivers State.

President Tinubu is meeting Ogoni leaders, Rivers State Governor Fubara and Wike, in Abuja to address critical issues in Ogoniland.

Inibehe Effiong has urged the EFCC to address public grievances to restore trust and confidence with Nigerians.

President Trump has signed executive order to end birthright citizenship, sparking immediate legal battles and constitutional debates.

EFCC has arraigned five individuals, including former AMCON MD Ahmed Kuru, for allegedly defrauding Arik Air of N76bn and $31.5m.

United States President Donald Trump has pledged to implement policies aimed at fostering a “colour-blind and merit-based” society.

Trump has celebrated Israel-Hamas ceasefire, vowing to reclaim US global leadership, and restore American respect and power worldwide.

Trump has vowed to tackle inflation and strengthen border security, with markets reacting positively as immediate tariff concerns ease.

Trump has announced designating cartels as foreign terrorist organisations, invoking full power of law enforcement to combat foreign gangs.

Trump has attacked Biden’s administration, vowing to “annihilate” challenges, and promised to make America “greater, stronger, and more exceptional.”

“I will very simply put America first,” Trump emphasises reaffirming his commitment to prioritising national interests over global concerns.

Tech billionaires, cabinet nominees and former presidents watched as Donald Trump was sworn in as the 47th US president.

Two weeks after Jimmy Carter’s funeral, all living US presidents gather for Trump’s swearing-in, entering the Capitol in chronological order.

Donald Trump has arrived at the Capitol to be sworn in as the 47th US president.

Professor Efem Ubi has stressed the need to embrace BRICS partnership for Nigeria’s economic and strategic gains.

Worried by 265 deaths from tanker explosions since September, President Tinubu has set up a committee to halt such tragedies.