Reporting from Abuja and northern Nigeria, Kefas Akase covers governance, security, and socio-economic development. His analysis provides insight into regional trends and national impact.
Police detain three suspects in Kogi over the alleged killing of a young graduate, recover stolen tricycle and motorcycles during intelligence-led operation.
APC will not be the only party on the 2027 ballot, as presidential aide Sunday Dare dismisses claims of political exclusion and defends INEC’s handling of ADC leadership dispute.
Kano Firefighters save four lives and property worth N1bn in March, while five deaths and N355m losses were recorded during emergency incidents across the state.
Obafemi Awolowo University commends First Lady Oluremi Tinubu for donation of 50 buses and 30 tricycles, saying the initiative will ease campus transportation and improve student mobility.
President Tinubu approves a N3.3 trillion power sector payment plan to clear legacy debts, boost electricity generation, restore investor confidence, and improve reliable power supply for homes and businesses nationwide.
Driven by family considerations and political equity, Mascot Uzor Kalu withdraws from the Abia State APC gubernatorial race, paving a smooth path for other aspirants.
President Bola Tinubu makes history by appointing 39-year-old Professor Segun Aina as the youngest-ever Registrar of the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board.
Nigeria and Italy launch a joint Working Group to spearhead a $5 billion financing campaign to transform learning for millions of children ahead of the Rome Global Education Summit.