Egbetokun was asked to resign at a meeting with the president at the Presidential Villa in Abuja on Monday, the source further said.

“We warn that the US withdrawal from its national moratorium would trigger a domino effect,” he said, speaking through a translator, stressing that “the responsibility for the consequences would rest entirely with Washington”.

The Minister of Works, Senator David Umahi, has carried out an on-site inspection of the Lagos 7th Axial Road, also known as the Lekki Port Access Road, reaffirming the Federal Government’s resolve to deliver the strategic infrastructure within schedule.

Moroccan footballer Achraf Hakimi is set to stand trial over a rape allegation.

The organisation warned that Africa must not become a theatre for geopolitical games by foreign powers and emphasised that defending sovereignty requires political, economic, and social vigilance.

“The public is rightly demanding to know how Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor was appointed to represent our nation in a high-level trade role,” Liberal leader Ed Davey said.

Director of Free Movement of Persons and Migration at the ECOWAS Commission, Mr Albert Siaw Boateng, has said free movement of persons and labour mobility remain critical to regional integration and the success of the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA).

From premium flagship devices packed with cutting-edge features to budget-friendly smartphones that still deliver impressive endurance, there are plenty of options for users who prioritise battery life.

Ukraine’s foreign minister said in November that more than 1,400 citizens from 36 African countries had been identified among the Russian ranks.

Dr. Akpe, a former Majority Leader of the State House of Assembly, hails from Ebedebiri community in Sagbama Local Government Area, the same area as his predecessor.

Former Anambra State governor and Labour Party presidential candidate, Peter Obi, has raised concerns over Nigeria’s rising debt profile, warning that borrowing without corresponding economic growth is deepening the country’s financial challenges.

The driver fled the accident scene but was later apprehended by other LASTMA personnel who handed him over to the Police.

…tired of waiting, residents have taken their destiny into their own hands, literally building classrooms without a motorable access road, without electricity, and without certainty of when formal government intervention will come.

The victims, residents of Yandoya community in Jos North Local Government Area, reportedly travelled weekly to Pankshin to sell shoes.

He stated this on Tuesday in his contribution at the ECOWAS Parliament’s First 2026 Extraordinary Session and Seminar, which began on Monday in Abuja.