Electricity Subsidy Nears N2tn Annually
The Federal Government spent N1.98 trillion on electricity subsidies between October 2024 and September 2025, as it struggles to settle over N4 trillion owed to power generation companies (GenCos). This…
Soldiers Stop Armed Robbery on Abuja–Kaduna Road, Arrest Suspect
Troops of the 1st Division of the Nigerian Army, operating under Sector 1 of Operation FANSAN YAMMA, have foiled an armed robbery attempt along the Abuja–Kaduna Highway after responding to…
Tinubu Reforms Oil, Gas Regulators’ Boards, Seeks Senate Approval
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has forwarded two separate letters to the Nigerian Senate seeking confirmation of 21 nominees to reconstitute the governing boards of the Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission…
Boko Haram Bombs Kill 9 Soldiers, Injure Several in Borno
At least nine Nigerian soldiers have been confirmed dead following an explosion involving improvised explosive devices (IEDs) near Gubio, Borno State. Several other soldiers were injured and are currently receiving…
Police Arrest Suspects in Abia Community Leader Murder Case
The Abia State Police Command has launched an investigation into the death of a community leader, Mr. Igwe Akwu, in Okon-Aku Community, Ohafia Local Government Area. The incident occurred last…
FG Responds to Calls for Probe into N128bn Power Ministry Funds
The Federal Government has responded to calls for an investigation into alleged missing funds amounting to over N128 billion from the Ministry of Power and the Nigerian Bulk Electricity Trading…
Former Senate Leader Wali Quits PDP
A former Senate Majority Leader, Senator Abdallah Wali, has formally resigned from the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), ending a political relationship that spanned more than two decades. Wali, who represented…
U.S. Has No Case Against Sheikh Gumi, Onoh
A former spokesman of the Labour Party presidential campaign, Yunusa Tanko Onoh, has clarified that the United States has no legal case against Islamic scholar, Sheikh Ahmad Gumi, dismissing reports…
