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Cornerstone Insurance reported a 54.6% drop in profit for 2025, largely due to the end of forex gains from past naira devaluation. The company plans to separate its insurance businesses.
Governor Ahmed Aliyu has made new appointments in Sokoto State, including six Special Advisers and four Permanent Secretaries. The changes take effect immediately.
This sermon addresses the tragic mob killing of Ummulkhair, highlighting the dangers of false accusations and the need for justice in the community.
The Oyo State Government has extended the curfew in 10 areas by another day to tackle security concerns. The curfew now lasts until Saturday.
Nigeria faces an image crisis that affects its development. Trust in political reforms is essential for real change and economic recovery.
The Senate has passed a bill to create state police in Nigeria, but worries remain about misuse by state governors against their opponents.
The ECOWAS Court ruled against SERAP's claims that Nigeria's borrowing violates socio-economic rights, stating insufficient proof was provided.
Governor Uba Sani of Kaduna State supports establishing state police to tackle insecurity. He believes it will enhance local responses to security challenges.
Armed bandits attacked a community in Katsina, killing seven villagers. The victims were farmers and traders trying to return to normal life after a period of calm.
Retired UNILAG Professor Lai Olurode praises President Tinubu's proposal for state police, calling it a necessary change for Nigeria's security issues.
The State Police Bill has been approved by the House and Senate, aiming to enhance security in Nigeria. It raises important questions about governance and police power.
The Kebbi State Police have arrested four suspects in connection with a violent clash that resulted in eight deaths. The suspects face serious charges.