President Tinubu, Governors Sanwo-Olu and Makinde are to headline NSE conference, featuring 6,000 engineers and global experts on food security.

Abia State has declared it a criminal offence for parents to deny children basic education, with penalties for non-compliance starting 2025.

Saudi Crown Prince Salman has affirmed Saudi Arabia’s commitment to support Nigeria’s economic strengthening efforts, backing President Tinubu’s reforms.

President Tinubu has returned to Abuja after attending Joint Arab-Islamic Summit in Riyadh, where he advocated for peace in Gaza.

Governor Aiyedatiwa has emphasised his administration’s commitment to improving facilities in riverine areas as he commissions 32.7km Alape Junction–Araromi Seaside Road

Morocco is set to host AFIS 2024, uniting African finance leaders in Casablanca to advance pan-African collaboration for economic growth.

Navin Ramgoolam’s ADC coalition has won 62.6% of votes in Mauritius’ general election, securing 60 out of 62 seats.

Monday Okpebholo has officially assumed office as the new governor of Edo State following his inauguration.

Chad has licensed Starlink to expand internet access, aiming to boost digital services and reach remote regions.

The IMF has reached an agreement to release $185.5 million to Zambia, to tackle economic challenges, including drought

IPMAN has announced full readiness to start lifting petroleum products from Dangote Refinery, with plans for affordable prices for Nigerians in place

Tinubu has praised Pastor Tunde Bakare as a symbol of hope and integrity, recognising his immense contributions to Nigeria.

AfDB’s Banji Oyelaran-Oyeyinka has called for urgent measures to reduce Nigeria’s $10 billion food import bill by enhancing local production.

IGP Kayode Egbetokun has clarified that the minors pardoned by President Tinubu were arrested for vandalism, not for protesting.

Nigeria Customs Area 2 Command has generated over N550.4 billion this year, achieving 89% of its revenue target.

President Tinubu called for an end to Israeli aggression in Gaza at the Arab-Islamic Summit in Riyadh.

President Tinubu has commemorated Ken Saro-Wiwa and the Ogoni 9, pledging to honour their legacy of justice and sustainable development.

Wike has pledged to continue demolishing shanties in Abuja despite protests, citing security threats, maintenance of the city’s master plan.

Amnesty International has urged Abuja authorities to halt forced evictions displacing thousands, demanding immediate support for communities rendered homeless

Olisa Agbakoba has explained that a Coast Guard is crucial for enforcing maritime regulations, protecting Nigeria’s maritime borders