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

President Tinubu says Nigeria will capture greater value from Africa’s $120bn oil and gas investment through stronger refining and distribution networks.

AGF Fagbemi dismisses claims of abuse in criminal defamation trial involving Senator Akpoti-Uduaghan, Akpabio, and Yahaya Bello.

President Tinubu meets newly appointed service chiefs at the Villa ahead of their Senate confirmation, swearing-in, and decoration with new military ranks.

APC has officially affirmed Biodun Oyebanji as its consensus governorship candidate for Ekiti State at a party event.

IPOB leader Nnamdi Kanu tells court there is no valid terrorism charge against him and demands immediate release or bail.

Dangote projects $55bn annual revenue as Afreximbank considers $5bn credit for refinery expansion to 1.4 million barrels daily.

Former Jigawa governor Sule Lamido joins PDP chairmanship race, picking nomination form Monday as Turaki consensus collapses.

FIRS has collected N22.59tn in 2025, N47.39tn in two years, driving Nigeria’s tax reform and digital transformation.

Air Peace has launched direct flight services between Abuja and London Heathrow, marking a major milestone for Nigeria’s aviation industry and deepening the carrier’s international footprint.

Dangote confirms refinery expansion to 1.4 million barrels per day, officially commencing work to make it the world’s largest.

Lagos Environment Commissioner Tokunbo Wahab says the state has banned cart pushers and replaced them with an organised waste system.

Nigeria’s removal from FATF grey list has been praised by governors and CBN as a testament to Tinubu’s financial reforms.

Governor Yusuf orders Kano Emirs to sustain annual Durbar festival, pledging support to preserve and promote Kano’s cultural heritage.

Chitra Nagarajan says Nigeria must document untold conflict stories and address gender roots driving violence.

Tinubu urged new service chiefs to strengthen professionalism, vigilance, and unity to boost Nigeria’s security and operational effectiveness

Presidency says Tinubu’s appointment of new service chiefs is routine, constitutional, and aimed at enhancing national security leadership.

Tinubu hails Nigeria’s removal from FATF grey list, calling it a major milestone in financial reforms and global credibility.

Oluyede replaces Musa as President Tinubu overhauls Nigeria’s military leadership, appointing new Service Chiefs to strengthen national security operations.

Magistrate court in Abuja grants bail to Sowore, Aloy Ejimakor, and 11 others arrested during ‘Free Nnamdi Kanu’ protest.