

NDIC targets ‘small savers’ in deposit insurance awareness
2027: Tinubu may secure re-election, Obi will not contest — LP National Secretary
2027 Electoral Act Amendment suffers set back in Senate
Senate confirms Amupitan as INEC chairman
Reps hold valedictory session for former speaker Agunwa Anakwe
2027: Defections to APC no guarantee of victory — CUPP
Ministerial appointment: Enugu North seeks inclusion after 26 years
Chaos as Kenyan security forces fire on Odinga’s mourners
Troops foil crude oil theft worth N98m, arrest 13 suspects – DHQ
Workers’ audits not meant for downsizing – Head of Service
NANS disowns Sowore over Free Nnamdi Kanu protest
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SubscribePlateau reaffirms commitment to food security, sustainable agriculture
Plateau State government has joined the global community to mark World Food Day 2025 with a renewed call for collaboration among government, academia, farmers, the private sector, and development partners to strengthen food systems and achieve sustainable food security.
Igbo Youths endorse October 20 protest for Nnamdi Kanu’s release
Igbo-speaking youths across Nigeria have endorsed the planned October 20, 2025, peaceful protest aimed at demanding the unconditional release of the detained leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), Mazi Nnamdi Kanu.
NDDC, NDCCITMA release ₦1.5bn soft loans for 1,500 businesses in Niger Delta
The Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC), in partnership with the Niger Delta Chamber of Commerce, Industry, Trade, Mines and Agriculture (NDCCITMA), has released ₦1.5 billion as soft loans to 1,500 nano, micro, small, and medium-scale enterprises (MSMEs) across the Niger Delta region.
FCT schools: Obi should be bothered he has no platform, says Wike’s aide
Olayinka maintained that the FCT under Wike was pursuing “real and verifiable development,” pointing to 73 schools under renovation.
Lawmakers react as Nigeria faces international scrutiny over faith-related violence
A visiting fact-finding team led by former Texas Mayor Mike Arnold has attracted international attention with a report alleging widespread attacks on faith-based communities in parts of Nigeria.
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