Ajuri Ngelale, President Tinubu's spokesperson, takes indefinite leave to handle urgent family health issues, temporarily stepping down from his duties

Nigeria may allow gifted students under 18 to take national exams like WASSCE and NECO, as the government considers new criteria for exceptionally bright students

Let alone the new launched Dangote Refinery will eventually bring about more decent petrol price in Nigeria, it is high time to pay more attention to the petrol pricing which has a bearing on the entire Nigerian economy

NAFDAC has debunked rumors about the safety of Nigerian bread, reassuring the public of its quality and urging reliance on verified information sources.

BUA Cement's AbdulSamad Rabiu explains the rise in cement prices in Nigeria, citing dealer practices and economic challenges as key factors.

Nigeria grants official approvals to crypto operators, marking a significant shift in its financial operations.

The Catholic Bishops of Nigeria have accused the government of worsening poverty through harsh economic policies. They call for urgent reforms to taxes, energy costs, and support for farmers to improve the country's economic situation.

Labor leaders Joe Ajaero and Femi Falana successfully averted a potential clash between police and workers in Abuja during a protest over wage disputes and working conditions.

NLC President Joe Ajaero, after a police interrogation over baseless allegations, declares that the union will resist any form of intimidation.

Atiku Abubakar criticizes the federal government’s new policy barring students under 18 from university admission, calling it a setback for education and intellectual growth in Nigeria.

Nigeria hires external auditors to verify NNPC’s N2.7 trillion fuel subsidy claim for transparency and accountability.

The deadline for linking SIM cards to NINs in Nigeria is extended to September 14, 2024, with 153 million lines successfully linked so far, enhancing digital identity security.