Philippines, US Hold First Joint Coast Guard Drills In South China Sea
Philippines and US have conducted first joint Coast Guard drills in South China Sea to strengthen maritime defence ties.
Philippines and US have conducted first joint Coast Guard drills in South China Sea to strengthen maritime defence ties.
Peter Obi warns failing to protect Borno means failing Nigeria, urging urgent federal action against escalating insurgent threats.
US intelligence suggests Israel may be preparing strikes on Iranian nuclear sites, as military movements raise concern.
Information Minister Idris says Tinubu’s reforms initially caused hardship, but are now producing measurable results across economic and governance sectors.
EFCC has handed over 753 confiscated housing units seized from Emefiele to the Ministry of Housing for assessment, completion, and sale.
Nigeria deploys 774 officers nationwide to improve accountability, monitor finances, and enhance service delivery at primary healthcare centers.
Minister Adelabu blames Discos for poor power supply, saying they’ve disappointed Nigerians and remain the weakest link in the chain.
House Committee urges external inquiry into 2025 UTME disruptions, calling for independent monitors and urgent reforms to restore examination integrity.
The Southeast PDP insists on Ude-Okoye as National Secretary, threatening mass defection from the party across the zone, if rejected
President Tinubu returned to Abuja after attending Pope Leo XIV’s inauguration in Vatican, emphasising Nigeria’s commitment to interfaith harmony.
CBN retains MPR at 27.5%, citing improved inflation figures, FX market stability, and ongoing reforms supporting Nigeria’s macroeconomic recovery.
Peace and production are the solution to Nigeria’s hunger crisis, says WFP Nigeria Director David Stevenson.
Mexico’s navy chief says the ship that struck Brooklyn Bridge made no distress call, instead requested support before the crash.
Sudan’s army claims it has fully expelled the RSF from Khartoum state, marking a key moment in the ongoing conflict.
CBN Governor Cardoso has said Nigeria’s currency reforms have stabilised the naira, creating fresh opportunity for export growth.
EXCERPT: No aid has reached Gaza yet, the UN says, as Israeli clearance delays prevent distribution despite supplies at the border.
A maintenance worker has been arrested for aiding ten inmates in a New Orleans jailbreak by shutting off water access.
Aliko Dangote has been named on the inaugural 2025 TIME100 Philanthropy list, standing out as the only Nigerian on the list.
Works Minister Umahi says 80% of Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway Section 1 is complete, with tolling set for December 2025.
“It’s not a boxing tournament,” Senate President Akpabio says, urging lawmakers to support national development, not engage the Executive in conflict.
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