Tinubu will submit a supplementary budget to National Assembly on Thursday, which includes the cost of a presidential private jet.

Afenifere has urged federal government to reverse Heritage Bank’s license suspension, describing it as former governor governor Ajasin’s economic legacy.

Nigeria’s federal government on Tuesday announced a ban on single-use plastics in all its ministries, departments, and agencies.

An executive bill on minimum wage will be forwarded to the National Assembly for approval after Tinubu consults further.

WikiLeaks’s Assange left Belmarsh prison in the UK, bailed by the UK High Court, and boarded a flight on Monday afternoon.

Nigeria’s Army Chief Lagbaja says NADCEL 2024 is a celebration of one of the greatest armies in the world.

Shahjahan Bhuiyan, Bangladesh’s deadliest executioner, died at 74 after being admitted to Dhaka hospital due to chest pains.

Tunji Bello, a lawyer, administrator and renowned journalist, has been appointed CEO/EVC of the Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission.

Canadian authorities have evacuated 225 inmates from Quebec’s maximum-security Port-Cartier Institution due to escalating wildfires.

Thirteen Greek yacht crew members have been charged with arson after fireworks from their vessel allegedly sparked a forest fire.

Katsina State Police spokesperson Sadiq says investigation is ongoing to identify the perpetrators of the Danmusa LGA abductions and killings.

NDLEA operatives have busted a snake-guarded shrine used to store illicit drugs in Benin, Edo State.

Firefighters were quick on the scene to contain the blaze at Christ Embassy Church headquarters in Lagos; cause still unknown.

Lagos-London flight BA 74 has been cancelled twice, causing passengers to experience significant delays and hotel stays.

The ICRC has revealed that Red Cross offices in Gaza were damaged by shelling, resulting in 22 deaths.

Peter Obi: “I urge those in leadership positions to offer tangible solutions, not mere reminders that others face similar challenges.”

PDP’s Wabara has cautioned President Tinubu against yielding to pressure from “self-serving anti-democratic forces” fueling conflict in Rivers State.

Uganda has signed an agreement with a business association from the United Arab Emirates to construct a new international airport.

A 64-year-old tourist from New Mexico has been killed by an elephant in Zambia after the animal attacked their vehicle.

The UK Prime Minister’s bodyguard has been arrested for betting on the date of Britain’s national elections before its announcement.