Nigeria’s President Tinubu says now is time to build a nation where every voice is heard and citizens are empowered.

Tinubu has described attacks in Katsina as grisly and sinister, says more will be done to secure citizens.

Tolaram plans to buy Diageo’s 58.02% shareholding in Guinness Nigeria Plc, with Diageo retaining ownership of the Guiness brand.

Former President Goodluck Jonathan warns that a “zero-sum game” approach is antithetical to Nigeria’s democratic consolidation.

Nigeria’s Federal Government has declared Wednesday, June 12, aa public holiday to commemorate this year’s Democracy Day celebration.

Afreximbank has disbursed $40 million to Fidelity Bank for the acquisition and recapitalisation of Union Bank UK.

Rivers Attorney General says there was no declaration to the effect that Martin Amaewhule and 26 others are PDP members.

A Malawi military aircraft carrying VP Chilima has been reported missing as all efforts to make contact have proved abortive.

Chief Justice Raymond Zondo has confirmed that South Africa will elect its next President and National Assembly speaker on Friday.

Bolaji Akinyemi says the Mossad’s actions against ICC officials have damaged Israel’s international moral standing.

Lagos, Delta, Akwa Ibom, Bayelsa, Cross River, Rivers, Ogun, Kano, Kaduna can afford to pay N62,000 minimum wage.

Nigeria’s Air Force has announced plans to extend air power in Abia State, following successful airstrikes on illegal refineries.

President Tinubu has appointed Nkiruka Maduekwe as CEO of the National Council on Climate Change in interim capacity.

SANs argue that Nigeria’s federal system should allow states to negotiate minimum wages based on their individual financial capabilities.

Tinubu says his commitment to providing infrastructure across Nigeria is not for personal enrichment or aggrandizement.

The NLC has warned of impending economic collapse and demands fair wages as Nigeria faces rising inflation and government policies.

Israeli forces executed a daring daytime operation, rescuing four hostages kidnapped by Hamas from the October 7 Nova music festival.

TUC President Osifo insists that N250,000 as the minimum wage aligns with current hardships.

NUPRC plans to monetise half of flared gas via NGFCP and also noted Nigeria’s historic 60% cut in methane emissions.

Governors contend that paying N60,000 minimum wage means many states will spend all their FAAC allocations paying salaries.