Writer
Bringing you the latest from the Politics and Metro desks.
4087 stories published
A Lagos High Court has ruled that Adenike Ajayi is the only legal widow of Tosin Ajayi, rejecting claims from Helen Prest. This decision ends a long legal battle over his estate.
The SSS supports a proposed Trust Fund bill but calls for the removal of foreign donation provisions and other governance changes to enhance national security funding.
The House of Representatives has halted the probe into NILDS DG Suleiman Abubakar after petitioners could not provide evidence for their claims. The committee emphasized the need for reliable proof.
Supporters of the ADC candidate in Ekiti share their hopes for improved security and education. They believe the candidate can tackle key issues facing the state.
Effective leadership in Africa requires more than just visibility. It demands listening and understanding to build trust and unity.
The ADC alleges that the Ekiti State Government prevented them from using the Pavilion for their final rally. They were forced to hold it at their office in Ado-Ekiti.
The Minister of Aviation, Festus Keyamo, announced plans for direct cargo flights from China to Enugu, set to start by December. This initiative aims to enhance trade logistics in the Southeast.
The Federal Government has shared guidelines to assist with the transition to new tax laws. These rules clarify how tax duties and audits will be managed.
A new study shows that violent conflicts in Northern Nigeria are worsening poverty and making recovery difficult for many families. The cycle of hardship continues.
The Accord Party has denied reports that Opeyemi Falegan has stepped down for the PDP candidate. The party insists he is still in the race for the governorship election.
The NMA is alarmed by the LASUTH doctors' strike, warning of potential health crises in Lagos if welfare issues are not addressed. The strike is in its second day.
President Trump stated that the attack on a girls' school in Iran was not planned. He mentioned that mistakes happen in war, but investigations are ongoing.