
Lagos Government to Demolish Dangerous Buildings After Collapse
The Lagos State Government is investigating a building collapse that resulted in nine deaths. They will demolish unsafe structures and prosecute responsible parties.
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The Lagos State Government is investigating a building collapse that resulted in nine deaths. They will demolish unsafe structures and prosecute responsible parties.

The Federal Government is committed to boosting local revenue to reduce reliance on external funding. Minister Taiwo Oyedele emphasizes the need for reforms to enhance local resource mobilization.

Kabiru Usman, the GOGIS director, says he has received death threats linked to his work on land reforms in Gombe State. He remains committed to his duties despite the risks.

The Nigerian government seeks ₦500 billion to enhance digital health over the next five years, aiming for better healthcare delivery nationwide.

Rivers State University has banned night driving on campus after a student was killed in an accident. The new rule restricts vehicle access from 4 p.m. to 7 a.m.

The Federal High Court in Lokoja has cancelled its previous ruling on the Nigeria Democratic Congress, emphasizing the need for all parties to be heard before a final decision.

Bayelsa Police arrested a university student for spreading false news about bandits. The report caused panic and disrupted daily life in the area.

Lagos Commissioner for the Environment, Tokunbo Wahab, has apologized for waste management challenges and assured residents that improvements are underway.

INEC has stated it has not received funds for the 2027 general elections. Preparations are ongoing as they await the budget release.

Chioma Ifemeludike, the AAC candidate for Anambra Central, has officially pulled out of the 2027 Senate race, citing personal convictions and recent events.

The Edo State Police arrested two suspects linked to stolen vehicles. They recovered the cars during a stop-and-search operation in Benin City.

Kayode Oladele believes the PDP is losing its appeal in Ogun State. He highlights the APC's focus on governance as a key factor in winning voter trust.