President Bola Tinubu has welcomed Airbus’ proposal to establish maintenance and hangar facilities in Nigeria, while urging faster delivery of attack helicopters to strengthen national security and position the country as a regional aviation hub.

Controversy has continued to trail reports of the elimination of alleged ISWAP commander Abu-Bilal Al-Manuki, as security sources insist the Nigerian-American counterterrorism operation was backed by months of intelligence gathering and rigorous target verification.

The Ebonyi State Police Command achieves a major breakthrough by smashing a notorious cross-border motorcycle-snatching syndicate and recovering 11 stolen bikes.

Defence Minister Gen. Christopher Musa pledges unwavering government support for the grieving families of Nigeria's fallen heroes following a touching solidarity visit.

President Tinubu assures rescue of victims abducted in Oyo State school attack, condemns reported killing of a teacher, and backs renewed push for state police

NUJ Enugu issues clarification over reported APC primary election incident involving journalists and a federal lawmaker, urging calm, dialogue, and respect for press freedom.

Kenya fuel price hikes spark nationwide transport strike and protests, stranding commuters as petrol prices rise by up to 23.5% and deepen cost-of-living pressures. 

President Bola Tinubu’s attendance at the Africa CEOs Forum in Kigali reflects Nigeria’s renewed economic diplomacy strategy focused on attracting foreign investment and projecting the country as a stable business destination.

President Bola Tinubu’s engagement at the Africa CEO Forum in Kigali represents more than diplomacy. It is a strategic effort to position Nigeria as Africa’s most compelling destination for investment, enterprise, and long-term economic expansion.

Dr. Maxwell Menkiti Ngene examines how the political exclusion of the Igbo people continues to shape Nigeria’s unity, governance, and development prospects amid growing calls for equity and inclusion.

In the aftermath of the turbulent 2023 elections, Peter Mbah inherited a politically fragmented Enugu State shaped by distrust, opposition momentum and primordial tensions. Yet through infrastructure, strategic inclusion and restrained governance, a gradual search for Enugu stability appears to be reshaping the state’s political culture ahead of another crucial electoral cycle.