“You automatically feel that calmness, that you’re at home,” says Chelsea defender Tosin Adarabioyo, on his first visit to Nigeria

Wale Edun warns that profit shifting costs Nigeria $15bn annually, undermines jobs, public services, and the nation’s economic sovereignty.

The Senate has approved Tinubu’s $21.5bn borrowing plan and domestic bond to address pension, infrastructure crises.

Datti Baba-Ahmed says he remains unconvinced about dumping the Labour Party, despite mounting coalition pressure from opposition ranks.

Aliko Dangote reveals his refinery imports 10 million barrels of crude monthly, blaming international oil companies for major setbacks.

Constitutional lawyer Auwalu Yadudu has warned that a total overhaul of Nigeria’s constitution is “impracticable” and could trigger serious legitimacy concerns.

Tax Reforms Committee Chairman Oyedele says if the current tax reforms were adopted 10 years ago, Nigeria would be a $1trn economy

Nigeria’s GDP has been rebased to N205 trillion, reflecting a 41.7% increase since the 2014 exercise.

Kenneth Okonkwo says only a Northern candidate can disrupt President Tinubu’s 2027 re-election due to political and structural realities.

Kenneth Okonkwo condemned Okpebholo’s threat barring Peter Obi from Edo, calling it unconstitutional and largely illiterate.

ADC says Tinubu’s two-year delay in appointing ambassadors is embarrassing and harmful to Nigeria’s diplomacy.

The ADC says Nigerians should hold Tinubu accountable, vote in 2027 based on delivery of his campaign promise to provide constant electricity

Tinubu has urged Nigerians to unite and strengthen their bonds to honour the legacy of the late Awujale of Ijebuland, Oba Adetona

Liborous Oshoma says Nigeria’s overly centralised structure has institutionalised lazy governance, and that the current constitution is defective.

EFCC Chairman Olukoyede says 18 sitting governors are being investigated, vows to take action once their tenure ends.

Presidential Aide Sunday Dare says the ADC’s remarks that Tinubu used Buhari’s funeral for political gain are dishonest and disrespectful

Super Falcons have advanced to the
WAFCON Semi-Finals after resounding 5-0 win against Zambia’s Copper Queens

Former Commonwealth Secretary General Emeka Anyaoku has called for Nigeria’s full-scale restructuring, warns current structure threatens unity in plural society.

Tope Fasua has said only sustained infrastructure investment can effectively reduce Nigeria’s multidimensional poverty and improve long-term development.

ADC demands full audit of $18 billion refinery spending before federal government proceeds with planned privatisation of national assets.