Nigeria is seeking the prison transfer of Ike Ekweremadu from the UK, with a delegation engaging authorities to allow him to serve the rest of his sentence at home.
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Lagos moves to enforce the Supreme Court ruling on gaming, accusing the National Assembly of defying a judgment that limits federal powers over lottery regulation.
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Tinubu meets Sokoto Sultan to boost dialogue and national unity amid global religious scrutiny.
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President Tinubu swore in Bernard Doro and Kingsley Udeh as ministers, with FEC honouring late leaders during the ceremony at the State House.
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Civil groups urge probe into alleged conflict of interest involving top officials of the Federal Inland Revenue Service.
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Arthur Eze built Africa’s largest private oil acreage, but shifting politics and tighter oversight are now testing his long-running oil empire.
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NDLEA warns Nigerians over fake medicinal cannabis after arresting a suspect in Lagos with 16.4kg of synthetic cannabis.
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China-Nigeria Belt and Road cooperation deepened at the 2025 China Commodities Expo in Lagos, with trade hitting $20 billion and leaders pledging stronger digital and green growth ties.
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Nigeria faces diplomatic tension after Trump threatens military action over alleged Christian killings, prompting emergency security talks and regional border closures.
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JAMB extends 2025 public university admissions deadline to November 17, citing court delays and new NUC programme accreditations.
