Church Calls on Govt to Tackle Hardship, Economic Woes
The New Seraph Evangelical Ministries has urged Nigerian governments to address economic hardship, unemployment, and social instability, calling for spiritual renewal and moral leadership.
The New Seraph Evangelical Ministries has urged Nigerian governments to address economic hardship, unemployment, and social instability, calling for spiritual renewal and moral leadership.
Anambra State enacts law banning expensive condolence gifts like cows, limits burial to one day, abolishes wake-keep, and fines violators N100,000 or six months jail.
Presidential Communications Team tours FG projects in North-west, showcasing roads, railways, and interventions under President Tinubu's Renewed Hope agenda.
Uganda's President Museveni signs a law criminalizing foreign interference, imposing up to 10 years imprisonment, sparking rights concerns.
Anambra State passes strict burial law prohibiting midweek burials, expensive gifts like cows and goats, and restricting asoebi to immediate family.
The Ogun State Government rejects Gbenga Daniel's claims of planned violence, calling them hypocritical and desperate.
Kaduna Governor Uba Sani approves Alhaji Suleiman Sa’ad Abubakar as Emir of Kagarko, succeeding late Emir Sa’ad Abubakar who died in January 2026.
Zamfara Governor Dauda Lawal appoints two special advisers, a senior special assistant, and heads of key institutions, including a new board for Ahmad Sani Yariman Bakura Specialist Hospital.
Prof. Tunji Olaopa and Chief Adebisi Adesola call for urgent reforms in Nigeria's workplace systems to address AI disruption, brain drain, and global work dynamics.
Germany aims to strengthen economic and development cooperation with Nigeria through business partnerships, vocational training, and private sector investments, as announced during the German-Nigeria Business Day in Lagos.
Anambra Governor Chukwuma Soludo inaugurated 18 commissioners and four agency heads, signaling a major cabinet reshuffle aimed at strengthening governance and accelerating reforms.
President Tinubu will open the 2026 International Civil Service Conference in Abuja, focusing on reforms, resilience, and results with global delegates.
Former Minister Osita Chidoka supports Education Minister Tunji Alausa's reforms, stressing that education delays destroy children's futures permanently.
Nigeria's Housing Minister pledges to review the 1992 Urban and Regional Development Law and upgrade slums like Makoko and Gishiri.
Analysis of Nigeria's local government autonomy reform: its potential to boost rural economies, risks of corruption, and the need for capacity building and electoral integrity.
Lagos State Government calls on developers and stakeholders to adopt the e-PPPS digital platform, aiming to streamline building permit processes and enhance ease of doing business.
Abia Progressive Youth Frontier defends Deputy Speaker Benjamin Kalu against claims of abandoned constituency project, citing ongoing implementation and impactful interventions.
The Budget Office explains that Nigeria's fiscal year is determined by legislation, not the calendar, citing delays in quarterly reports due to budget extensions.
APC National Assembly Primaries Appeal Committee for Delta State assures fair treatment of complaints from House of Representatives primaries, urging peaceful redress.
Former minister Osita Chidoka endorses Tunji Alausa's education reforms, stressing that education delays permanently harm children, especially 15 million out-of-school kids.
Former Minister Osita Chidoka urges prioritizing education over infrastructure, citing 15 million out-of-school children and data-driven policy reforms.
A Middle Belt civic group commends the Nigerian Armed Forces and CDS for coordinated operations against insurgents, urging continued pressure and community support.
Deputy Speaker Benjamin Kalu's office dismisses TrackaNG's claims on a N265.3m school project in Abia, calling them misleading and politically motivated.
Stakeholders advocate cooperative housing to address Africa’s housing deficit, emphasizing pooled resources and community development as key solutions.
Nigeria implements a 30-day visa exemption for Rwandan citizens following President Tinubu's directive, enhancing bilateral ties and intra-African mobility.
President Tinubu signals deeper reforms for a second term, defending fuel subsidy removal and forex unification as painful but necessary for Nigeria's stability.
Sokoto State under Governor Ahmed Aliyu invests in healthcare, nutrition, and partnerships to tackle malnutrition and maternal mortality, improving outcomes for women and children.
Bishop Olufemi Familoni lauds Governor Seyi Makinde for developmental strides in Oyo State, appeals for rural focus and local government autonomy.
NECA delegation visited Enugu Governor Mbah to strengthen public-private sector collaboration, commending reforms and proposing quarterly engagement forums.
IGP Tunji Disu declares end of impunity in Nigeria Police, promises to upgrade traffic warden unit during official visit to Edo State Command.