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Nigerian Air Force personnel have allegedly attacked Ikeja Electric’s HQ, assaulting CEO Soetan after a power disconnection over unpaid bills.

Lawyer Maxwell Okpara says Senator Akpoti-Uduaghan’s petition against Senate President Akpabio was struck out for procedural breaches, being “fundamentally defective”

Lawyer Kingdom Okere has condemned the Senate’s dismissal of Akpoti-Uduaghan’s petition, urging Akpabio to step aside, to an ensure impartial investigation.

Former Ekiti Governor Kayode Fayemi has denied media reports which said Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan once accused him of sexual harassment.

A Federal High Court in Kaduna has ordered the interim forfeiture of N1.37bn linked to alleged financial misappropriation.

The US Supreme Court has rejected the Trump administration’s attempt to keep foreign aid frozen, allowing legal disputes to continue.

Governor Ahmed Aliyu has approved N1.355bn for Ramadan feeding across Sokoto, reviving an abandoned social welfare initiative.

Governor Fubara says he has not yet received the Rivers Assembly’s ultimatum to re-present the 2025 budget.

The Nigerian government is set to clamp down on illegal private charter operations, with Aviation Minister Keyamo pledging strict enforcement.

The FEC has approved N10.3 billion for procurement of HIV/AIDS drugs, diabetes kits, and medical equipment to improve health services.

Obasanjo has warned that Africa could return to slavery if it forgets the devastating impact of slave trade.

Nigeria pumped 70,000 bpd above its OPEC quota in February, boosting revenues and global energy influence.

Peter Obi has criticised political leaders for focusing on “trivialities” like scandals instead of addressing Nigeria’s pressing challenges

Concerns over US-China trade tensions has prompted shipping firms to scale back operations in Hong Kong to mitigate risks.

The Senate Ethics Committee has dismissed Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan’s petition against Akpabio, citing procedural violations and pending court cases.

A mishap involving South Korean Air Force jets has led to bomb striking homes, leaving 15 people injured.

Trump has issued a warning to Hamas as the US participates in unprecedented negotiations aimed at securing Gaza hostages’ release.

In response to Trump’s tariffs, Mexico is exploring Asian and European markets to secure new crude oil buyers.

The IMF has allayed debt trap fears, stating Nigeria’s debt level is “moderate,” urging focus on revenue mobilisation, fiscal discipline

Anambra Governor Soludo has cancelled Augustine Chinedu Emelube’s monarch claim, declaring the Oba traditional stool vacant amid legal battle.