10 Key Legislative Reforms Under Tinubu 2024-2025
President Tinubu signed 10 major legislative Acts between 2024 and 2025, covering education, justice, taxation, and regional development, marking a turning point for Nigeria's governance.
President Tinubu signed 10 major legislative Acts between 2024 and 2025, covering education, justice, taxation, and regional development, marking a turning point for Nigeria's governance.
Eat Right Society celebrated its 10th anniversary by donating a classroom block, launching a book, and empowering schoolchildren in Abuja's Gwarinpa community.
Lagos State Government vows to intensify advocacy and engagement on environmental sanitation for a cleaner environment, urging proper waste disposal.
Ogun Governor Dapo Abiodun expresses shock over death of APC South-West Woman Leader Yetunde Adesanya, praising her dedication to women inclusion.
Dettol Cool's #OwnTheSweat 2.0 campaign visits Lagos NYSC Camp, engaging corps members with fitness challenges and hygiene education.
Delta Governor Sheriff Oborevwori attributes three years of achievements to God's grace, highlights no-borrowing policy and peace.
Stakeholders urge stronger institutional frameworks as CIPMN inducts 39 new members in Abuja, emphasizing project management's role in national development.
The Federal Ministry of Education dismisses viral claims of scholarship suspension, clarifies the Federal Scholarship Board's renaming, and reassures beneficiaries.
Minister Suwaiba Ahmad says Nigeria faces a major skills gap, with foreign workers doing tiling jobs while youth are unemployed. TVET programmes aim to train 100,000+ students.
The Nigerian Army condemns MASSOB's order for churches to hold civil war memorial services as illegal and provocative, warning against any disruptive gatherings.
Lagos State Government has disbursed N4.5 billion in insurance claims to beneficiaries of deceased local government and SUBEB workers since Governor Sanwo-Olu took office.
Labour Party congratulates Governor Alex Otti on third anniversary, describing Abia as a model of new governance anchored on accountability, discipline, and results-driven leadership.
Governor Seyi Makinde pushes for state police, arguing that state legislatures should have the authority to establish their own security forces amid Nigeria's worsening insecurity.
Oyo APC accuses Governor Makinde of failing to curb kidnappings and violent attacks, urging immediate rescue of abducted school children and teachers in Oriire LGA.
Governor Fintiri attributes Adamawa’s seven-year progress to divine grace, financial discipline, planning, and citizen resilience, vowing continued service.
President Tinubu defends economic reforms, citing recovery signs. Afenifere criticizes poverty and insecurity, while Makinde urges state police creation.
Arewa community in Delta State calls on President Tinubu to address worsening economic hardship and insecurity, warning of national collapse amid rising prices and killings.
Governor Seyi Makinde of Oyo State accuses the Federal Government of misleading Nigerians over the creation of State Police, citing the Amotekun experience.
Taraba Governor Agbu Kefas has approved the reinstatement of 3,187 civil servants previously tagged as ghost workers, ending months of uncertainty and financial hardship for the affected employees.
President Tinubu urged to address Nigerians' desires through youth inclusion, security, economic reforms, and international collaboration ahead of 2027 elections.
Katsina state government declares Friday, May 29, 2026, a work-free day for public sector workers to celebrate Eid el-Kabir, extending the federal holiday break.
Peter Obi and Education Minister Tunji Alausa urge sustained investment in children's welfare, education, and healthcare to unlock Nigeria's future potential.
Ogun Governor Dapo Abiodun, Senator Solomon Adeola, TMC, and Ekiti Governor Biodun Oyebanji congratulate Muslims on Eid-el-Kabir, urging sacrifice and peace.
Nigeria's failure in succession planning hinders progress. The article argues for a national ethos, merit-based civil service, and youth political education to build a stable future.
The Federal Government vows to strengthen protection and inclusion policies for every Nigerian child, ensuring no child is left behind, as announced on Children's Day 2026.
Edo State Governor Monday Okpebholo reaffirms commitment to child protection, quality education, and sports development during 2026 Children's Day celebration.
Senate Leader Opeyemi Bamidele urges peace ahead of 2027 elections, condemns electoral violence, and calls for action on kidnappings.
Abia APC accuses Governor Otti of exaggerating road projects, demanding a full list of 414 roads for verification, and citing poor worker welfare.
Prince Mosediq Adeniji Kazeem calls on leaders and citizens to extend kindness and compassion during Eid-el-Kabir, emphasizing unity and collective responsibility despite economic challenges.
Lagos State proposes a new tenancy bill to cap agent fees at 5% and ban upfront rent over one year, but the bill is still in committee stage and not yet law.