At Least Five Feared Dead as Nigerian Army Clashes with Shiite Protesters in Abuja
The Nigerian Army and Shiite protesters clashed in Abuja, with at least five people reported dead, several injured.
President Tinubu Orders Investigation Into Killing Of Hunters In Edo
President Tinubu has condemned the murder of travelling hunters in Edo State and assured victims’ families that criminals would face justice.
In Birthday Message, First Lady Calls Her Husband, My Knight in Shining Armour
First Lady Oluremi Tinubu has sent a heartfelt birthday message to President Tinubu, calling him “My Knight in Shining Armour.”
Onanuga: President Tinubu’s Intervention in Rivers State Is a Move to ‘Solidify Democracy’
Bayo Onanuga has argued that the president’s intervention in Rivers State was meant to solidify democracy, and not to destroy it.
South-East Governors to Meet Tinubu Over National Honor for Late Professor Humphrey Nwosu
South-East governors plan to meet President Tinubu to request a national honor for late Prof. Humphrey Nwosu’s contributions to democracy.
At His 73rd Birthday Prayer, Tinubu Seeks Divine Intervention For Nation
President Tinubu has sought divine intervention for Nigeria’s peace, stability, and security while commemorating his 73rd birthday at the National Mosque.
Kano Police Ban Durbar Activities for Sallah Celebration Over Security Concerns
Kano Police has banned Sallah Durbar festivities, citing security risks and urging peaceful celebrations during Eid-El-Fitr.
Afro-Caribbean Investment Summit Charts Path for Stronger Economic Ties, Shared Prosperity
The Afro-Caribbean Investment Summit in Abuja united leaders to strengthen economic ties, foster trade, innovation, and sustainability
Interior Minister Recants, Immigration Officer Not Shot on the Order of Chinese
Minister of Interior Tunji-Ojo has retracted his statement, confirms Chinese company had no role in the shooting of a Nigerian immigration officer.
Tinubu Mourns Ex-Oyo Governor Ajimobi’s Daughter, Bisola Kola-Daisi
Tinubu has mourned the daughter of former Oyo Governor Ajimobi, Bisola Kola-Daisi, describing her as industrious, warm-hearted, and charitable.
Cookey-Gam: Rivers Indigenes Must Stand Up For Their State
Dame Aleruchi Cookey-Gam has urged Rivers indigenes to stand up as political tensions rise under the state’s sole administrator.
Dangote Feeds 40,000 Families in Borno With Rice Donation
The Aliko Dangote Foundation has donated 40,000 bags of rice to families in Borno State to ease economic hardship.
Court Sets May 8 for Judgment in MultiChoice vs. FCCPC Price Regulation Suit
Justice Omotosho has fixed May 8 for judgment after lawyers argued written addresses in MultiChoice’s suit against FCCPC over price regulation.
Tinubu Appoints Four New Members to NCDMB Governing Council
President Tinubu has approved four new members for NCDMB’s Governing Council, strengthening local content development in Nigeria’s oil and gas sector.
Nigeria, China May Head for Diplomatic Row Over Shooting of Immigration Officer at Chinese Firm
Nigeria has threatened tough diplomatic response after a Chinese firm’s security shot an Immigration Service officer in Jos
Nigeria Explores CNG Technology to Power Defence, Industrial Vehicle Fleets
Nigeria’s Foreign Minister Tuggar led a high-level delegation to Spain’s UROVESA, discussing CNG vehicle technology for Nigeria’s fleets.
Makinde Clarifies Position on Sharia Panel, Says Oyo Government Committed to Constitution
Oyo Governor Makinde has clarified that the Sharia Panel is not compulsory, insisting the Constitution remains supreme in resolving disputes.
ECOWAS Hands Over Drug Rehabilitation Centre to Aminu Kano Teaching Hospital
ECOWAS has handed over a drug rehabilitation centre in Kano, reaffirming commitment to regional addiction treatment.
South Sudan First Vice-President Machar Detained, His Party Declares Peace Deal Nullified
The detention of South Sudan’s First VP Riek Machar has effectively collapsed the 2018 peace deal, his party says
Six Tourists Killed, 39 Rescued as Submarine Sinks in Egyptian Red Sea
Authorities confirmed the death of six tourists, while 39 others were rescued after a submarine sank in the Red Sea
