
CPPE asks NMDPRA to link petrol imports to real supply shortages
The CPPE has requested that petrol imports be tied to actual supply shortages to protect local production. Rising imports are causing concern for Nigeria's energy future.
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The CPPE has requested that petrol imports be tied to actual supply shortages to protect local production. Rising imports are causing concern for Nigeria's energy future.

President Bola Tinubu has started a three-week vacation in Europe. The presidency has not confirmed if Vice President Shettima will act in his absence.

The federal government stresses the need for early cancer detection to improve treatment options. Understanding cancer stages is crucial for effective management.

President Bola Tinubu is set to leave Abuja for a three-week vacation in Europe, starting with London. He will return to focus on the upcoming election campaign.

The Ogun State Police have killed two kidnappers and rescued a truck driver during a special operation. They recovered weapons and cash linked to criminal activities.

The NDLEA seized 47,200 pills of Captagon and over 3.9 million opioid tablets worth over N6.2 billion at Lagos airport, revealing serious drug trafficking concerns.

EnergyNet is set to host the Nigeria NOW! Global Investors Expo in Abuja, connecting investors with real opportunities amid economic reforms.

SERAP and NGE are ready to challenge the Foreign Aid Bill, claiming it endangers media freedom and civic space in Nigeria. They urge lawmakers to reject the bill.

Sources indicate that ten lawmakers from Niger State may leave the APC for the PDP, following recent political changes in the state. This shift could impact the upcoming elections.

Vice President Kashim Shettima has arrived in Luanda, Angola, to represent President Tinubu at the AU Summit focused on conflict prevention and resolution in Africa.

Chidinma, sister of an abducted corps member, calls on the government for urgent action. She insists her sister is still missing and pleads for help.

The Cross River State Police Command is looking into the deaths of two men attacked by a mob in Calabar South. The police urge the public to avoid taking the law into their own hands.