Governor Peter Mbah celebrates an absolute triumph over violent crime in Enugu State following a major joint operation that neutralized a dangerous network and recovered massive arsenals.
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.
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.
Participants of the Executive Intelligence Management Course 19 have praised UNN Vice-Chancellor Prof. Simon Ortuanya for maintaining peace and ethnic harmony within the institution despite regional security challenges.
Olusegun Runsewe, President of the World Crafts Council Africa Region, has urged Nigerians in the Diaspora to respect the laws and cultural values of their host countries following a reported incident in the Netherlands. Â
A Federal High Court in Enugu has upheld the N150 million fee imposed by ENSSAA for political campaign billboards, dismissing a suit by opposition parties challenging the agency’s authority, according to a certified true copy of the judgment. Â
Commercial Keke riders in Enugu State have received significant financial relief after Governor Peter Mbah cancelled all State Government interests in the e-ticket scheme, reducing the daily payment to ₦350 covering only union dues and local government levies. Â
The Special Adviser to the Kebbi State Governor on Communication and Strategy, Alhaji Abdullahi Zuru, has empowered 400 residents of Zuru with cash grants ranging from ₦10,000 to ₦20,000 at an event in Rafin Zuru Ward. Â