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Obasanjo insists good governance, discipline and security are essential tools to eliminate hunger and poverty across Nigeria and the African continent.

President Tinubu approves new air assets to support the military’s intensified campaign against terrorism, banditry, and insecurity nationwide.

President Tinubu appoints Disun Holloway chairman of Theatre Partners to oversee revitalised National Theatre, Lagos, now Wole Soyinka Centre.

President Tinubu says traditional institutions are essential to national stability and development, urging collaboration to implement policies improving citizens’ lives.

CDS Musa links rising security threats to instability in the Sahel region and Nigeria’s weak border control systems.

NBA challenges Kano government’s broadcast rules, insisting content regulation lies solely with national broadcasting body.

Anti-graft agency apprehends ex-contractor in connection with a suspected N30 billion financial misappropriation case.

R&B Star Chris Brown has been remanded in custody after being charged with GBH over a 2023 London nightclub incident.

Finland has charged Biafra agitator Simon Ekpa with terrorism-related offences over online incitement and participation in a terrorist group.

An Abuja woman has accused Dr Timothy Zeje from Divine Rain Maternity Clinic of trafficking one of her twin children.

Ali Bongo and his family have left Gabon for Angola after their release from detention, Angolan authorities confirmed.

Russian and Ukrainian negotiators met in Istanbul, Turkey on Friday for their first direct peace talks in over three years.

Trump has announced an AI chip deal with UAE under a $1.4 trillion plan to strengthen US–UAE technology partnership.

Dr. Olisa Agbakoba warns Nigeria’s Western-style democracy is failing, urging constitutional reforms to ensure inclusivity and end divisive politics.

President Tinubu is targeting Rivers State out of animosity and rivalry with Lagos, says Lawyer Chetam Thierry Nwala

The Nigerian government has moved to formally engage traditional rulers in the enforcement of security in rural areas

Yiaga Africa has rejected the compulsory voting bill, saying that punishing non-voters undermines democracy and urging systemic reforms to restore electoral trust.

NATO members are to commit to a 5% defence spending goal during a June summit, says US Secretary of State

US experts have found unauthorised devices in Chinese solar equipment, raising fears of potential remote grid disruptions and security threats.

Two climbers from India and Philippines have died on Mount Everest during the 2025 season, marking its first deadly incidents.