President Bola Tinubu announced that over 13,000 terrorists have been neutralized within the past year, marking a massive shift toward precision operations in Nigeria's security strategy.
President Bola Tinubu has reassured Nigerians that his administration will not surrender to terrorists, bandits or criminal elements, while pledging renewed efforts to address economic hardship, improve security and secure the release of citizens held captive across the country.
The Federal Government has clarified that Nigeria’s fiscal year is determined by legislative authority rather than the calendar year, explaining that the delayed release of quarterly budget implementation reports followed the extension and reenactment of the 2025 Appropriation Act.
Nigeria and the United States have recorded a major counterterrorism breakthrough following a joint military operation that reportedly eliminated senior ISIS leader Abu-Bilal Al-Manuki and several of his lieutenants during a coordinated strike in the Lake Chad Basin.
Nigeria’s Permanent Representative to the UN, Amb. Jimoh Ibrahim, has urged the international body to address the "major power competition" and the regulatory challenges posed by autonomous weapons and Artificial Intelligence.
Nigerian Army troops have neutralised six terrorists, arrested 11 suspected collaborators and received the surrender of a Jama’atu Ahlis Sunna Lidda’awati wal-Jihad member in Borno State during intelligence-led operations targeting terrorist fighters and support networks.
Bulgaria election voting has begun, with 27 candidates contesting the presidency as 6.59 million eligible voters prepare to choose their next leader. Opinion polls suggest a runoff is likely, with no candidate expected to secure an outright victory in the first round.
President Bola Tinubu has blamed opposition leaders for Nigeria’s hunger and poverty, accusing them of creating the challenges his administration is working to address during the flag-off of his 2027 presidential campaign in Kaduna.
Enugu traders have reaffirmed their support for Governor Peter Mbah’s second-term bid, praising his administration’s market infrastructure, end of Monday sit-at-home disruptions and unified tax system, as the governor unveils plans for a cargo terminal, Idodo International Market and direct imports from China.