Nigerian Army troops have recovered stolen crude oil and diesel worth N250 million across the Niger Delta during a 25-day anti-oil theft operation.

Lagos Taskforce has detained 50 suspected hoodlums during a statewide sanitation crackdown targeting environmental violations and public disorder.

Peaceland University, Enugu, has achieved a significant milestone by securing full Accreditation for 17 of its 19 degree programmes from the National Universities Commission just three years after its founding.

The Inspector-General of Police has ordered the immediate transfer of the team involved in a fatal Shooting incident in Effurun, initiating formal disciplinary proceedings against the officers.

Kebbi State Hisbah Board says it arrested four adults in two hotels over alleged immoral acts during enforcement operations in Birnin Kebbi.

Justice Veronica Ajogwu has adjourned the high-stakes N14.5 billion Demolition lawsuit filed by the Nkomoro Onuogba community against former Power Minister Prof. Barth Nnaji and his co-defendant.

The Nigerian Ports Authority has announced that 46 cargo Ships laden with petroleum products, food items, and essential goods are expected at Lagos ports to bolster the national supply chain.

Enugu Transformation is unfolding through measurable progress in education, healthcare, infrastructure, and transport—far beyond political rhetoric and selective criticism.

Nigeria’s naira-for-crude policy is proving strategically important amid the Middle East energy crisis. By supporting local refining through the Dangote Refinery, the initiative has helped maintain domestic fuel supply, reduce vulnerability to global disruptions, and position Nigeria as a stable energy exporter to African markets despite rising global oil volatility.

Enugu State Governor Peter Mbah calls for a bold reimagining of the South East as a unified economic bloc, proposing a South East Common Market anchored on shared infrastructure, coordinated security, aligned regulations, and systems-driven regional growth under Vision 2050.

Anioma people share unbroken ties with the Igbo nation in language, culture, and heritage. From the 31-year Ekwumeku Resistance War to the Asaba Massacre, Anioma has borne the price of identity with courage. Today, the demand for Anioma State is not just regional - it is a historic correction, a matter of justice, and a step towards equity in Nigeria’s federal structure.