Two on the Run as Military Arrests More Over Alleged Coup Plot News Two suspect have fled as Nigerian authorities arrest more soldiers linked to alleged coup plot. Read more
Natasha Invites Akpabio to Kogi for Project Commissioning Event Politics Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan invites Senate President Godswill Akpabio to Kogi for a project commissioning. Read more
Petrol Surpass N1,000 per Litre as Tinubu Approves 15% Import Tariff Business Following approval of a 15% import tariff, petrol price soar above N1,000 per ltr. Read more
REVEALED: Full Identities of 16 Detained Officers Linked to Alleged Coup Against Tinubu Featured, News Details emerge on 16 detained Nigerian military officers accused of plotting a coup against President Tinubu amid growing political tension. Read more
Military Expands Coup Investigation, Traces ₦45bn NDDC Transactions Featured, News Investigators has revealed how they uncover ₦45bn NDDC transactions linked to detained soldiers as DIA questions top officials over alleged coup plot against Tinubu. Read more
Presidential Pardon ‘Irreversible’, Tinubu Overreached—Lawyer News Reacting to the latest development, Lawyer Tietie has said President Tinubu has no constitutional power to revoke a granted pardon. Read more
FG Releases ₦2.3bn to Settle Lecturers’ Salary, Promotion Arrears Education The Federal Government releases ₦2.3bn to clear lecturers’ salary and promotion arrears Read more
FG Sets CBT Exam Date for shortlisted Candidates for NSCDC, NIS, and Fire Service Recruitment News Federal Government releases shortlist for NSCDC, NIS, Fire Service, and Correctional Service recruitment. Read more
Presidency Dispels Coup Plot, Speaks on Military Loyalty News In a new reaction, presidency has dispelled reports of a coup attempt while commenting on Nigerian military’s loyalty. Read more
After Public Outrage, Tinubu Cuts Presidential Pardon List from 175 to 34 (Full List) Featured, News President Tinubu slashes the presidential pardon list from 175 to 34 after public outrage over inclusion of convicts for serious crimes. Read more