Gusau residents and lawyers have petitioned Zamfara’s governor after Ronchess Global Resources allegedly stalled a N8.7bn road project, worsening local hardship.
JAMB has reopened its portal for the upload of 2025 WAEC results, a mandatory requirement for UTME candidates seeking admission.
Peter Obi condemned the killing of 13 worshippers in Katsina, blaming President Tinubu’s government for failing to tackle insecurity.
Nigeria has come under criticism after its booth was left unmanned at TICAD9 in Japan, forcing a private citizen to engage curious visitors. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs, however, insists the booth had not yet been opened.
The Anambra government has sacked eight vigilantes over the brutal assault of corps member Jennifer Elobor, with Governor Soludo ordering their prosecution.
The federal government has announced the closure of over 13.5 million social media accounts and removal of nearly 59 million offensive posts in 2024, citing violations of Nigeria’s Code of Practice.
Former Oyo State governor, Rashidi Ladoja, has been approved by Governor Seyi Makinde to be crowned as the 44th Olubadan of Ibadanland on September 26, 2025, at Mapo Hall.
DSS urges court to deny bail to Owo church attack suspects over alleged ties to Al-Shabab.
Ashley St. Clair used the debut of her podcast to announce financial troubles while mocking Elon Musk and his associates.
Tinubu’s legislative record outpaces Buhari early in tenure, but the analysis stresses that assented bills, rather than passed bills, determine actual policy impact.
