Tinubu will meet and sign MoUs with Chinese counterpart, Xi Jinping during his 5-day official visit to China.

Mendiratta says the Nigeria-Boeing MOU is “excellent,” highlighting its crucial role in unlocking Africa’s aviation potential and connectivity.

Robert Clarke is effusive in his praise for Acting CJN Kekere-Ekun’s character, and is sure she’ll reform the Supreme Court.

Mass citizen participation is essential in combating kidnapping everyone should support security agencies, says Mike Ejiofor.

NFF President Ibrahim Gusau says Nigeria isn’t willing to pay an extra 32-40% of Labbadia’s salary as taxes.

Brazil has blocked Elon Musk’s platform X after a Supreme Court justice suspended it for non-compliance with a legal order.

Policy changes alone don’t transform an economy, it has to be backed with institutional reform, says Bismarck Rewane.

In her CNN interview, Harris argued that the Biden administration was able to reduce illegal border crossings in recent months.

Nigeria’s military says over 2,741 Boko Haram and ISWAP terrorists and their families surrendered themselves to troops in August.

Nigerian President Tinubu will have a brief layover in UAE on his way to see Xi Jinping in Beijing.

An ORFA study has revealed 55,910 deaths across Nigeria in four years, with violence escalating in the North Central region.

Hassan Soweto has said that Nigeria needs to address the root problems in education rather than imposing arbitrary age restrictions.

“Governance in Edo stopped where Adams Oshiomohle stopped. Obaseki has impoverished the State” Edo APC Chairman Tenebe criticised.

Between 2017 and 2023, Nigeria’s Whistleblowing Policy resulted in significant asset recoveries of over N83bn, $609m and €5.4 million

Nigeria’s defence chief Musa has met Niger Republic counterpart, General Barmo, to discuss strengthening military ties, regional security.

Udenta has warned that liberal democracy in Nigeria is under severe and sustained threat, with democratic values eroding rapidly.

Seven Polish students who were arrested for raising Russian flags during protests in Kano have been released.

The IMF has highlighted the need for sustained reforms in governance and business regulation to boost Nigeria’s economic output.

Ned Nwoko has slammed the humanitarian ministry for failing to provide support, urging better social security measures and data management.

Army Chief Lagbaja has identified economic discontent as a potential security threat, calling for professional management of future unrest.