Urban Radio 94.5FM Enugu has accused EFCC of disrupting a live broadcast to arrest presenters, seize equipment.

Nigeria’s national electricity grid has collapsed again, causing widespread outages, with limited power restored to AEDC and BEDC.

Aviation Minister Keyamo has announced concessions for five major airports, with IATA offering advisory support for Nigeria’s aviation

Tinubu has welcomed the safe return of Super Eagles to Nigeria, describing their treatment in Libya as inhumane and unsportsmanlike.

CAF has initiated an investigation into the “disturbing” treatment of Nigeria’s Super Eagles at a Libyan airport during AFCON qualifiers.

Stationary Stores FC Chairman Adebajo, has warned that Libya FA may face sanctions after Super Eagles were stranded at the airport.

Former President Obasanjo says Nigeria is not a “basket case,” emphasising the nation’s potential and available resources for greatness.

PDP’s crisis has deepened as Mohammed accepts chairmanship despite party governors’ directive, pledging to restore confidence.

Air Peace insists CEO Allen Onyema will be cleared of money laundering charges filed against him by the US.

PDP governors are set to meet to address the escalating factional crisis, with options for resolving leadership disputes under consideration.

The APC has lambasted Rotimi Amaechi for urging Nigerians to protest, labelling him a “political freeloader” making “insensitive” comments

General Musa has expressed dismay at the hostility faced by Africans travelling across borders, urging mutual respect across the continent.

Senator Ali Ndume has expressed concern over the soaring prices essential goods, stating that many Nigerians are suffering in silence.

NNPC, three IOCs have signed a Gas Sales and Purchase Agreement towards the $3.5bn Brass Fertiliser Project in Bayelsa State.

Tinubu has departed London after spending nine days for Paris, where he is expected to attend a major engagement. 

Kelvin Emmanuel has said if Nigeria follows Dangote Refinery’s model, it could save N471bn monthly by eliminating fuel subsidy payments.

Nigerian’s federal government is implementing a fully deregulated petroleum market, allowing refineries to sell directly to marketers.

With petrol prices soaring to between N1,200 and N1,400, the Senate has pledged to assess the situation, intervene if necessary

Nigeria’s Defence Headquarters has dismissed Asari Dokubo’s threat to shoot down surveillance helicopters as empty. 

Journalists travelling to Uyo from Lagos to to cover a football match between Nigeria and Libya were kidnapped in Anambra.