The FAAC has shared N1.659tn to federal, state, and local governments from May 2025 revenue inflows.

President Tinubu, during his visit to Benue, said the state’s tragedy should be transformed into lasting peace and economic opportunity.

President Tinubu has visited injured victims of the Yelewata massacre, and met Benue stakeholders to address rising violence in rural communities.

Gowon says Aburi Accord failed partly because Ojukwu insisted regional governors must control the military zones.

Gowon says he had no prior knowledge of the July 1966 counter-coup and tried warning Ironsi, but it was too late.

Gowon says he wasn’t trained to govern, but relied on his home upbringing and training to stabilise Nigeria post-coup.

Tinubu has ordered swift implementation of infrastructure projects, saying Nigeria needs “partners, not investors bearing burdens.”

The Senate leadership says it will accompany Tinubu on his visit to Benue state, demanding urgent action to end rural massacres.

Kelvin Emmanuel says Dangote is not a regulator but a player solving problems the government has long ignored.

PETROAN has clarified it did not purchase commercial petrol from the port harcourt refinery, only lifting diesel and kerosene.

Tinubu urges African leaders to align sovereign wealth funds for regional cooperation, infrastructure, job creation, and sustainable development across borders.

President Tinubu is set to visit Benue on June 18 to engage stakeholders and address recurring communal crisis in the state.

Madaki has called the Benue massacre ‘painful beyond description,’ questioning military silence as attacks raged near their checkpoint

Court has set aside forfeiture of Emefiele’s properties, affirms $2 million cash forfeiture, orders retrial at lower court.

Tinubu has directed security chiefs to bring security, lasting peace to Benue, saying the recent killings in the state are depressing

Omoyele Sowore says naming infrastructure after presidents reflects insecurity and a broken reward system.

Omoyele Sowore says he didn’t struggle for Nigeria’s democracy to win awards, and Nigeria is yet to achieve true democracy

Nigeria is among 36 countries facing possible US travel bans if new requirements aren’t met in 60 days.

Remi Tinubu says Nigeria is pursuing inclusive resettlement for displaced persons, combining shelter with empowerment and skills acquisition initiatives.

Kola Abiola has urged President Tinubu to broaden June 12 recognition, insisting that many key contributors to Nigeria’s democracy were omitted.