US Led Coalition Ends Iraq Mission After More Than A Decade
The US-led coalition has formally concluded its Iraq mission after more than a decade of fighting Islamic State, with the US continuing targeted training and intelligence support.
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Obi Soludo Feud Deepens As Anambra Debt Dispute Reaches Families
The dispute between Peter Obi and Chukwuma Soludo over Anambra State’s debt profile has widened, with a separate disagreement over the relationship between their families now adding to the controversy.
Atiku Demands Release Of Five Arrested Over Tinubu Must Go T Shirts
Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar has demanded the release of five men arrested in Borno over T-shirts bearing the inscription “Tinubu Must Go.”
Public Workers Threaten Friday Strike Over Petrol Price and Wage Demands
Public servants under the JNPSNC have threatened a three-day warning strike from October 2 if the Federal Government fails to reduce petrol prices and approve a wage award.
Flood Hits Ebonyi Again
Residents of Amaegbu Akaeze in Ebonyi State have fled their homes after a fresh flash flood submerged the community, just one week after another devastating flood.
NNPC Profit Jumps 33% To N7.2tn As Revenue Hits N34.5tn
NNPC Limited has posted a 33 percent rise in 2025 profit after tax to N7.2 trillion, as crude output hit a five-year high of 1.77 million barrels per day.
FG Launches Off-Grid Secretariat To End Duplication In Electricity Projects
The federal government has established an off-grid coordination secretariat to track commitments, manage risks and stop duplication in electricity projects, says Power Minister Joseph Tegbe.
Airlines Threaten Nationwide Shutdown If Union Disruptions Recur
The Airline Operators of Nigeria has warned that all member airlines will shut down if unions disrupt any domestic carrier again, citing over N2 billion in losses from the August picketing.
Reps Extend 2025 Capital Budget Implementation To December 31
The House of Representatives has approved a fourth extension of the 2025 capital budget deadline, moving it from September 30 to December 31.
Dangote Says Africa Will Be Mostly Fuel Self-Sufficient By 2030
Aliko Dangote says most African countries will meet their own fuel needs by 2030, as he prepares to break ground on a $16 billion refinery in Kenya.