President Bola Tinubu admitted Nigeria’s deepening economic hardship on May Day, as Organised Labour presented a 20-point demand to the Federal Government, urging reforms on wages, insecurity, and civil rights.
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Senate President Godswill Akpabio has refuted claims that convicted INEC official Prof. Peter Ogban worked in his favor during the 2019 senatorial election, asserting instead that he was a victim …
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A military court in Enugu has sentenced Nigerian Army Private Adamu Mohammed to death by hanging for the murder of his girlfriend, Hauwa Ali, while another soldier received 10 years …
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President Tinubu congratulates Mike Adenuga, praising his resilience, business success, and philanthropic contributions to Nigeria’s growth.
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Nigeria loses over 400,000 barrels of oil daily to theft, with local leaders urging stronger reforms, community involvement, and urgent government action.
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The Federal Government breaks ground on a $400 million Stellar Steel Plant in Ogun State, aiming to reduce steel imports and drive economic growth.
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KEY POINTS Mamkwe uses banana trunk materials to create hygienic pads that she intends to sell at reasonable prices. Organizations have noticed the product but Mamkwe continues to encounter difficulties …
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Six people were killed in a gun attack in Kwara, and a vigilante member died in a clash with bandits. Police have arrested an informant in connection with the violence.
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President Tinubu mourns Pope Francis, praising his advocacy for justice, peace, and climate change action, and urges the world to honor his legacy through action.
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The US has revoked student visas for hundreds of international students, forcing them to leave the country.
