The Federal Government, through Works Minister David Umahi, says it is constructing roads across Nigeria using advanced engineering methods that will allow them to last between 50 and 100 years.
A demolition operation by the Lagos State Building Control Agency displaced a new mother of twins in the Abule-Oshun area of Lagos while six buildings were brought down for safety-concerns.
Frontline Nigerian soldiers have exclusively revealed that government-integrated “repentant” Boko Haram members are leaking critical military strategies, movements, and armoury locations to terrorist commanders, significantly increasing the risk and success rate of attacks on military bases.
Security sources told SaharaReporters that a special military team raided the Maitama residence of former Petroleum Minister Timipre Sylva, arresting his brother over an alleged coup plot.
Wole Soyinka says the U.S. has revoked his visa without explanation, leaving the Nobel laureate baffled over the decision.
Albania’s PM announced that the AI “minister” Diella is “pregnant” with 83 virtual assistants for lawmakers, drawing both praise and ridicule.
Bureau de Change operators in Nigeria are warning that their sector is on the brink of collapse, with many struggling to pay staff and rent after the Central Bank halted dollar sales to them, leading to a catastrophic drop in income.
Pope Leo XIV will visit Lebanon and Turkey next month, marking his first foreign trip, with prayers planned at the Beirut port blast site and the Council of Nicaea anniversary in Turkey.
The Federal Government has set up a committee to address the payment of outstanding debts owed to power generation companies and create a lasting framework to prevent future accumulation.
Nnamdi Kanu, leader of the proscribed Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), has abandoned plans to call witnesses in his terrorism trial, insisting that there is no valid case against him.
