
Tinubu Names Fayose and 28 Others to Key Positions
President Bola Tinubu has appointed Ayo Fayose to chair the Rural Electrification Agency and made 26 other appointments across various federal agencies.
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President Bola Tinubu has appointed Ayo Fayose to chair the Rural Electrification Agency and made 26 other appointments across various federal agencies.

MTN Nigeria has issued a warning about fake promotions claiming to offer free data. Customers are advised to avoid clicking links or sharing personal information.

Taiwo Oyedele, Nigeria's Finance Minister, clarifies that the country's rising debt is primarily due to the naira's depreciation and accounting changes, not new borrowing.

NDLEA operatives arrested a couple in Benin and seized over 412 kilograms of cannabis from a suspected drug warehouse. The operation highlights ongoing drug trafficking concerns.

The FCCPC has resumed enforcing its digital lending rules in Nigeria following a court ruling. The regulations are now fully operational after a legal challenge.

The SSS intends to appeal the life sentences of two Ansaru terror leaders, claiming the sentences do not reflect the severity of their actions.

Femi Gbajabiamila, Chief of Staff to President Tinubu, appeared for questioning in a fake agency scandal. He denies any wrongdoing.

UNIPORT has dissolved the Students’ Union Government, demanding the return of union property and compliance with an investigation. NANS has responded to the decision.

Deputy spokesperson Philip Agbese urges President Tinubu to award GCON honours to military leaders for their efforts in enhancing national security.

The Azuzuama Community and Oando disagree on the cause of an oil spill in Bayelsa. Investigations reveal claims of sabotage and equipment failure.

Protests erupted in Gero, Plateau State after two women were killed by gunmen. Residents are calling for justice and improved security measures.

The Enugu State Government has approved the construction of 19,000 new housing units to tackle the housing shortage and lower costs in the state.