“In Rivers, they are contemplating APP. You can have all the money, if there’s no capacity there’s no capacity,” Wike said

A Chinese delegation arrived in Nigeria to promote cultural exchange, showcasing Shaolin Kungfu, traditional operas and medicinal cuisine.

Nigeria has declared Tuesday, October 1, as a public holiday to celebrate the nation’s 64th Independence Day.

Nigeria and UAE have signed a new Bilateral Air Service Agreement, granting reciprocal flight rights to Emirates and Air Peace

Nigeria’s stock market has outperformed expectations, posting a 38.27% gain (N15.66 trillion) in capitalisation despite inflation, volatile exchange rates,

NIgeria’s Works Minister Umahi insists the first section of the Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway will be completed before May 29, 2025.

A partnership signed by Nigeria and Mastercard will boost financial inclusion for African farmers through contactless payments.

Trump met with Ukraine’s President Zelensky in New York, stressing the need for a quick resolution to war with Russia.

Bishop Kayode Williams emphasises that some inmates need specific accommodation to ensure their safety and avoid conflicts in Nigerian prisons.

Ex-Corrections officer Enobore says he hasn’t heard of arrangements to collect money to keep an inmate out of prison facilities.

Chief Anabs Sara-Igbe has claimed the NNPC’s policies under Mele Kyari’s leadership are hindering Nigeria’s refineries and oil production.

VP Shettima has met with United Nations Secretary-General Guterres in New York, where they discussed Nigeria’s role in international cooperation.

Nigeria’s government has praised the economic improvements under President Bola Tinubu’s administration, citing stabilisation in inflation, agricultural progress.

“Arrest kidnappers not protesters…don’t protect election riggers,” THISDAY-ARISE Chairman Nduka Obaigbena advised the military during a media chat.

To better prepare for an emerging global order, Nduka Obaigbena calls for the integration of technology into Nigeria’s defence.

The EFCC has accused Yahaya Bello of insincerity, claiming his September 18 appearance was a calculated media stunt and deception.

Shettima has welcomed ExxonMobil’s proposed $10 billion investment in Nigeria’s deep-water oil operations as clear testament to Nigeria’s investment-friendly policies.

Kamala Harris has countered Trump’s “communist” claims by promoting an economic vision that supports business growth and the middle class.

AGF Fagbemi has refuted claims of US court authorising seizure of $21m from Nigeria, challenging media outlets to provide evidence.

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