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Zamfara Governor Dauda Lawal advocates for state police to enhance security. He believes this will empower governors and improve accountability.
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Zamfara Governor Dauda Lawal advocates for state police to enhance security. He believes this will empower governors and improve accountability.

Daniel Bwala, an adviser to President Tinubu, is suing Al Jazeera after they edited his interview. He believes this misrepresentation damaged his reputation.

Senator Ali Ndume has urged President Tinubu to maintain military pressure on terrorists. He believes a united effort can lead to defeating these criminals.

The Africa CDC has reported a 25 percent rise in Ebola cases in DRC, stressing the need for better contact tracing and treatment facilities.

Residents in the US seeking Nigerian visas must apply directly at the Embassy in Washington, DC, or the Consulates in New York and Atlanta due to service changes.

The Senate has approved the Legal Practitioners Act Repeal and Re-enactment Bill and the Proceeds of Crime Recovery and Management Amendment Bill, aiming to enhance legal practices and crime management.

Some senators are worried about Lafarge Africa's sale to a Chinese company. They are calling for full disclosure of the ownership details.

The Senate approved ₦403.1 billion for the Nigeria Police Trust Fund for 2025 and 2026. This funding aims to improve police operations across Nigeria.

Uyo residents blocked a major highway in protest of severe flooding that damaged homes and property. They blame the government for inaction on road projects.

Ugep community has filed a lawsuit against the Cross River Government regarding a land dispute. They seek to cancel the government's land allocation plan.

Nigeria has emerged as the leading country in Africa for responsible AI, ranking 38th globally in the 2026 Global Index on Responsible AI.

Abubakar Abba, a suspected commander of the Ansaru group, has asked the court for more time to consider changing his not-guilty plea in his terrorism trial.