Nigeria has approved the increase of Corps members’ monthly allowance to N77,000, citing the National Minimum Wage (Amendment) Act 2024.

ASUU has issued a 14-day deadline to the federal government to address their demands or face industrial action.

NIgeria’s government has filed a fresh 16-count charge against Yahaya Bello for alleged misappropriation of state funds, totalling N110bn.

The Iwhnurohna Progressive Union says the Ikwerre ethnic group in Rivers State is not part of the Igbo tribe.

Tinubu has directed ministers to publicise the administration’s stewardship and says it won’t intervene in NNPC/Dangote petrol price war. 

Tinubu says extracting raw minerals without local processing is deepening Africa’s underdevelopment.

Interior minister Tunji-Ojo has directed a comprehensive investigation into the allegations of bribery and corruption within the Nigerian Correctional Service.

Tinubu plans to reshuffle his cabinet but it’s unknown if that will be done before Independence anniversary on October 1.

Kekere-Ekun has pledged to digitise courts, utilise virtual hearings and alternative dispute resolution to enhance efficiency and decongest Nigeria’s judiciary.

Bobrisky has denied claims in a viral audio that EFCC officers demanded N15 million from him, calling it a “big lie.”

The Federal High Court has adjourned the money laundering case against former Kogi Governor Yahaya Bello until October 30, 2024.

Ghana has set aside September 30 for a nationwide lockdown to combat devastating environmental impact of illegal mining.

EFCC Chairman Olukoyede has ordered an investigation into bribery allegations made by Idris Okuneye (Bobrisky) in a viral video

The Nigerian Army has cleared Colonel Abdulkareem of sexual harassment charges, finding the accuser, Ogunleye, to be mentally unstable after investigations.

Zambia’s President Hichilema has suspended three top judges over alleged misconduct, sparking accusations of political interference ahead of 2026 elections.

Senator Orji Uzor Kalu has urged President Tinubu to convene an emergency meeting to address Nigeria’s current economic hardship.

Akpabio has highlighted lawmakers’ commitment to addressing Nigerians’ struggles with urgency and compassion in response to rising economic pressures.

Nigeria’s finance Minister Edun has held a meeting with other stakeholders to accelerate the implementation of the National Agricultural Growth Scheme.

President Tinubu has rejected a bill seeking to increase the retirement age of civil servants working in the National Assembly.

Tinubu has urged the UN to prioritise debt forgiveness for Nigeria and other developing nations to enable sustainable economic growth.