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Russian missile and drone strikes on Ukraine surged under Trump’s presidency, as critics say US policy emboldened Moscow

Keyamo backs using special intervention funds over budgetary allocation for large infrastructure projects, citing successes like the Second Niger Bridge.

NCAA has suspended two ValueJet pilots for violating safety protocols during an unauthorised departure at Abuja airport.

Super Eagles fall 0–1 to defending champions Senegal in African Nations Championship opener, despite dominating much of the match.

South Korea will allow visa-free entry for Chinese tourist groups from September 2025 to June 2026 to boost tourism.

Dr. Doyin Abiola, wife of late MKO Abiola and pioneering female journalist, dies at 82 after decades of media leadership.

The US has cancelled $500 million in mRNA vaccine funding, impacting 22 projects by Pfizer, Moderna, and others, citing safety concerns.

Kano’s transport commissioner Namadi resigns, citing public interest, denying guilt but recognising public concerns over drug-related bail controversy.

A senior UN official has warned Israel’s planned full reoccupation of Gaza could lead to catastrophic consequences for civilians and hostages.

President Tinubu has signed the 2025 Nigerian Insurance Industry Reform Bill into law, repealing the outdated 2003 Insurance Act.

The NCDC says 155 people have died from Lassa fever in 2025, with 822 confirmed cases so far.

CG Adeniyi has said customs has made record seizures, boosting national safety and drawing global attention to trade reforms.

First Lady Oluremi Tinubu has urged Niger State government to build houses for disaster victims, donating N1bn to support resettlement.

Vice President Shettima has said creating an enabling environment for MSMEs is central to President Tinubu’s Renewed Hope economic policy.

According to NBS, Capital importation rose by 10.86% to $5.64bn in Q1 2025, compared to $5.08bn in Q4 2024.

Nigeria’s First E&P is exploring gas in Tanzania, signalling a broader regional expansion by Nigerian energy firms beyond the homeland.

Housing Minister Dangiwa has said the federal government is building over 6,000 homes and creating 152,000 jobs in the north.

Nedbank plans to sell its 21.2% stake in Ecobank, citing regulatory uncertainty and lack of expected synergies.

Germany’s Nuremberg Zoo is under fire for culling baboons and feeding their dismembered bodies to predators following overcrowding concerns.

Lamido has described the APC as a malignant force in Nigeria’s politics, insisting it must be completely excised to restore progress.