President Tinubu has expressed sorrow over the Ibadan stampede tragedy, demands accountability, urges safety measures, and emphasised children’s protection at events.

Tanimu Yakubu has outlined structural reforms, including personnel changes and enhanced monitoring, to improve 2024 budget implementation.

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President Tinubu’s 2025 budget prioritises defence, infrastructure, health, and education with ambitious revenue and deficit targets.

Nigeria’s Interior Minister Tunji-Ojo has revealed a contactless passport expansion to the UK, US, and others by January.

Governor Soludo has outlined plans for Anambra to become a hub for commerce, tech, and industrialisation in Africa.

Tinubu has received Ghana’s President-Elect John Mahama, who arrived Nigeria for a courtesy visit, at the State House

ICPC Chairman Musa Aliyu has highlighted major recoveries –including N10.9bn in VAT, convictions, and anti-corruption efforts within his first year.

Tinubu has lauded former President Buhari’s enduring legacy, resilience, and contributions to Nigeria’s unity on his 82nd birthday.

President Tinubu has congratulated Lookman, Nnadozie, and the Super Falcons for their outstanding performances and recognition at CAF awards.

President Tinubu has urged media support for proposed tax reforms, describing them as key to creating enduring national wealth and prosperity.

Ademola Lookman has been named CAF Men’s Player of the Year for his remarkable performances for both club and country.

Udengs Eradiri has highlighted the hurdles of his campaign, criticising deep-rooted corruption and systemic challenges in Nigeria’s political system.

Timi Frank has criticised Senate President Akpabio, calling him a “serial betrayer” over his accusations against Governor Fubara.

Eko Hotel’s Sales Director Dr Iyadunni Gbadebo appreciates Lagos State support and urged more government collaboration, stating, “We’re spending N1.8bn to make Lagos look good.”

President Tinubu, has vowed to make Nigeria work for all, shunning blame games for past policies.

Despite socioeconomic challenges, some key Nigerians from diverse sectors have driven impactful changes, highlighting the nation’s talent and determination in 2024.

CDS Gen Musa has reiterated Nigeria’s capability to combat terrorism without mercenaries, urging for modern military hardware to strengthen operations.

Wike’s aide, Olalere Olayinka has dismissed Rita Lori Ogbebor’s claims as “sentiment-driven” in response to Abuja land dispute allegations.

inubu will present the 2025 budget proposal to a joint session of the National Assembly on December 17.