Court stops PDP from holding its November convention in Ibadan over breaches of the Electoral Act and INEC guidelines on delegate elections.

Falana condemns Lagos and Abuja demolitions, calling them unconstitutional, unlawful, and a dangerous assault on Nigeria’s rule of law.

President Tinubu urges service chiefs to end terrorism and banditry nationwide, assuring them of complete government backing to achieve results.

Wale Edun says removing fuel subsidy and implementing FX reforms have strengthened public finances and redirected national resources toward citizens and investments.

Presidential aide Bayo Onanuga says President Tinubu’s review of the controversial pardon list reflects humility, compassion, and responsiveness.

President Tinubu swears in newly confirmed service chiefs, decorates them with new ranks, and charges them to strengthen national security.

The Federal Government has released ₦2.3 billion to clear university staff salary arrears, reaffirming continued dialogue with ASUU.

 Fuel prices in Nigeria are set to rise after President Tinubu approved a 15% import tariff on petrol and diesel.

Allen Onyema says Air Peace will only go public after solidifying its foundation to ensure sustainability and protect Nigerian jobs.

Former NBA President Olisa Agbakoba says only true federal restructuring can save Nigeria from deepening poverty and instability.

Sylva dismisses coup claims as false, blames “desperate politicians,” confirms Defence HQ raid on his home.

After public criticism, Tinubu trims pardon list, revokes Sanda’s clemency, and orders stricter review of future mercy approvals.

Wole Soyinka reacts to his US visa revocation, saying he once called Donald Trump “a white Idi Amin” and meant it as a compliment.

Auwalu Yadudu says Nigeria’s rising electoral disputes stem from legal breaches and dissatisfaction, not deliberate manipulation by officials.

Taiwo Oyedele has noted that despite revenue growth from reforms, many Nigerians still face poverty.

Minister of Power Adebayo Adelabu says the federal government plans to enforce a minimum capital adequacy rule for electricity distributors.

Emir Sanusi reveals Jonathan suspended fuel subsidy removal in 2012 over Boko Haram fears, not protests, urging leadership with values and accountability.

Nobel laureate receives letter from US Consulate confirming his visa has been revoked.

Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour slams Lagos demolitions, cites court violations, anti-poor policies, and urgent need for inclusive housing.

INEC Chairman Professor Joash Amupitan vows to curb pre-election litigations and strengthen Nigeria’s legal framework for credible, transparent elections.