Over 5,000 Nigerian Pilgrims Returned from Hajj
More than 5,000 Nigerian pilgrims have been airlifted back from Saudi Arabia as NAHCON continues post-Hajj evacuation, with phased operations across states.
Category : Government Policies
Lagos Waste Crisis: Refuse Piles Up as Collection Fails
In Lagos, poor waste management leaves heaps of trash on roadsides, causing health risks and flooding. Residents struggle with irregular collection and rising costs.
Presidency Rejects Comparison of Adelabu Rescue, Ogbomoso Abduction
The Presidency says the rescue of ex-Minister Adelabu's relatives and the Ogbomoso school abduction are different security challenges, rejecting claims of selective response.
Sanwo-Olu Urges Nigerians to Back Tinubu, Security Agencies
Lagos Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu calls for national unity and support for President Tinubu and security forces to overcome rising insecurity, including recent abductions.
Nigerian Church Fathers Urgently Needed to Avert Apostasy
Ayo Akerele warns that Nigerian youths are disillusioned by church hypocrisy, risking apostasy by 2030. Fathers must repair broken gospel walls.
NLC TUC Threaten Stay-At-Home Over Insecurity as Senate Fast-Tracks State Police Bill
NLC and TUC threaten nationwide stay-at-home over insecurity. Senate expedites state police bill. Bandits abduct 39 in Zamfara. Oyo abduction Sharia demand disputed.
Governors' N100,000 Wage Proposal Unsettles Labour
Governors propose N100,000 minimum wage, but labour rejects it as unconstitutional, insisting on the statutory tripartite process for wage setting.
Ijaw, Urhobo Groups Urge INEC on Warri Delineation Report
Ijaw and Urhobo groups in Delta State call on INEC to implement the Supreme Court-ordered delineation of electoral wards and polling units in Warri Federal Constituency.
WAEC Blames Protests, Staff Deaths for Late-Night Exams
WAEC explains disruptions in 2026 WASSCE were due to protests over abducted schoolchildren, death of three officials in a road accident, and operational challenges.
Ex-Delta Commissioner to launch book on state police
Former Delta Information Commissioner Magnus Onyibe will launch a book titled 'The Imperative of State Police in Nigeria,' urging constitutional reforms to address escalating insecurity.
Senate to Consider State Police Bill This Week
The Nigerian Senate will consider a constitutional amendment to establish state police this week, following rising terrorism and banditry. The bill will then go to state assemblies.
Tinubu Swears in New Ministers of Power and Foreign Affairs
President Bola Tinubu has sworn in Joseph Tegbe as Minister of Power and Sola Enikanolaiye as Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, replacing former ministers.
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INEC Voter Registration: Key Dates and Process
INEC opens continuous voter registration from August 18, 2025 to August 17, 2026. Learn eligibility, steps, and documents needed for the 2027 elections.
NLC, TUC Threaten Nationwide Strike Over Insecurity
The Nigeria Labour Congress and Trade Union Congress have threatened a nationwide strike over rising insecurity, dismissing governors' claims on minimum wage negotiations.
ADC Candidate Pledges Civil Service Reforms in Sokoto
ADC governorship candidate Manir Dan'iya vows to revitalize Sokoto's civil service, restore meritocracy, and tackle poverty if elected in 2027.
Zulum Pledges to Complete Health, Education Projects
Borno Governor Babagana Zulum intensifies project inspections, demanding timely completion of health, education, and infrastructure projects before May 2027.
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FG Pushes Abuja-Keffi Road Completion, Umahi Praises Contractors
The Federal Government has reaffirmed commitment to completing the Abuja-Keffi road project, with Works Minister David Umahi commending contractors for quality work.
Religious Leaders Urge Emergency on Insecurity, Cost of Living
CAC President Oladele calls for state of emergency on insecurity and rising cost of living, as PFN refutes claims linking prayer gathering to Adeboye.
RMAFC Extends Data Verification for Revenue Formula
The RMAFC has yet to complete data verification in three geopolitical zones for the revenue sharing formula review, originally due by end of 2025, raising concerns about further delays.
Ramaphosa Unveils Tougher Migration Measures, Rejects Xenophobia
South African President Ramaphosa announces stricter measures on illegal migration while condemning xenophobia and vigilantism, outlining a comprehensive strategy to address the issue.
Tinubu Assures Nigerians: No Surrender to Terrorists, Bandits
President Tinubu pledges intensified efforts to ease economic hardship and maintain firm stance against insecurity, vowing not to bow to terrorists or bandits.
Ekiti 2026: PDP Accuses APC of Harassment, APC Denies
PDP in Ekiti accuses APC of harassing members ahead of 2026 election, warns of crisis. APC dismisses claims, urges PDP to follow rule of law.
Kaduna Ranks 3rd Best State, Earns Four-Star Rating
Kaduna State has been ranked third among Nigeria's 36 states in the 2025 Phillips Consulting State Performance Index, earning an Excellent Four-Star Rating for governance and development.
State Police Amendment Expected Soon, Says Gbajabiamila
Nigeria moves closer to establishing state police as constitutional amendment nears, says Chief of Staff Femi Gbajabiamila after a presidential meeting.
Enugu Govt Warns Market Leaders Against Shutdown for APC Rally
Enugu State Government warns market leaders against shutting down markets for APC rally, citing economic growth goals and constitutional rights.
Anambra to Add Bicycle Lanes in Road Designs
Anambra State Government mandates bicycle lanes in major road designs to promote cycling safety and sustainable transport, aligning with Governor Soludo's vision.
Regulatory Certainty Crucial for Nigeria's Digital Economy
A legal battle over airtime credit regulation tests Nigeria's digital economy, with a July 20 judgment expected to clarify FCCPC powers and impact competition, consumer welfare, and investor confidence.
Why NYSC Deserves National Support in a Changing Nigeria
Despite challenges, the NYSC remains vital for national unity and youth development. Experts advocate reforms focusing on entrepreneurship and security to enhance relevance.
NYSC Merits National Support in a Changing Nigeria
Despite challenges, the NYSC remains vital for national unity and youth development. Experts advocate reforms focusing on entrepreneurship and security, not scrapping.
Wike Prefers Tinubu Over Other Political Leaders
FCT Minister Nyesom Wike praises President Tinubu's courage and vision, contrasting him with other politicians. He criticizes the ADC coalition setup and defends Tinubu's subsidy removal.
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