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S&P revises Nigeria’s outlook to positive, citing reform gains amid fresh concerns over fiscal discipline and delayed budget execution.

A Baze University communications expert, Professor Abiodun Adeniyi,warns PDP’s deep internal fractures demand significant sacrifices for any meaningful reconciliation.

PDP pushes ahead with its Ibadan convention despite conflicting court orders, citing Supreme Court protection over internal party matters.

Director of the Centre for Diabetes Studies at the University of Abuja warns new national survey will reveal far higher diabetes prevalence than previously reported.

Irabor urges urgent amendments to Nigeria’s terrorism law to protect journalists, reduce arbitrary arrests, and strengthen coordinated media–security collaboration nationwide.

Super Eagles face DR Congo in Rabat Sunday for a decisive playoff final, seeking a path to the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

Twelve Ondo lawmakers move to impeach Speaker Oladiji over alleged ₦50m fraud, denying any plot against Governor Aiyedatiwa.

Nyesom Wike spoke with journalists, dismissing reports that suggested that he had a personal conflict with the military.

Economist Ken Ife says Nigeria has political independence but remains economically dependent, citing oil sector mismanagement and regulatory failures.

Tinubu renews Marwa’s NDLEA appointment for another five years, praising major drug seizures, 73,000 arrests and intensified anti-narcotics campaigns.

Okey Ikechukwu says Nigerian journalists should report responsibly, avoid sensationalism, and ensure national interest guides all coverage.

Google is set to pay over $40 million after South Africa found its algorithms reduced visibility and revenue for local media.

Paystack suspends co-founder Ezra Olubi after sexual misconduct claims and resurfaced offensive tweets, pending formal internal investigation.

Israel has retrieved the body of slain hostage Meny Godard from Gaza, transferred via the Red Cross.

Marco Rubio has called for urgent global action to cut off weapons to Sudan’s RSF, citing systematic atrocities

Despite Ukraine’s drone attacks on key refineries, Russia maintained oil processing by leveraging spare capacity and rapid repairs.

China’s industrial output and retail sales hit weakest growth in over a year, raising pressure on policymakers.

BBC apologises for an edited Trump speech segment in a Panorama episode but rejects his demand for financial compensation.

Federal officials challenge California’s voter-approved Proposition 50, alleging racially gerrymandered districts designed to secure Democratic advantages.

Exiled former prime minister Sheikh Hasina insists charges are politically driven as Bangladesh awaits a landmark tribunal verdict.