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Oborevwori Signs Electricity Bill, Six Other Laws into Effect
The power sector law opens generation, transmission and distribution to investors, while the child rights law tightens protections for children.
Federal Character: Presidency Admits Error in Appointments List
Sunday Dare apologised after the list omitted Chief of Staff Femi Gbajabiamila, but gave no explanation for the exclusion.
JAMB Warns Against Exam Fraud, Track Cheaters with Fake Website
About 180 candidates paid into a decoy site set up by the board and will have their results cancelled.
Dangote Refinery Cuts Petrol Price to ₦865/Litre
Pump prices at partner stations could fall to about ₦910 after talks with the finance minister reaffirmed the naira-for-crude policy.
No Final Decision Yet on Warri Ward Delineation –INEC
The commission says a draft report is still open for stakeholder observations, and has urged calm across the three Warri council areas.
Temile’s TITAN Maritime and Hyundai Partner on Groundbreaking VLC Tanker
The deal, signed at London's Dorchester Hotel, covers an 88,000 metric tonne supertanker and signals Africa's rising maritime influence.
Warri Youths Demand Sack of INEC Commissioner Over Alleged Fraud in Ward Delineation
Itsekiri communities in three Warri council areas rejected the new boundaries, urging INEC to withdraw and review them.
Delta Oil Facility Shut Down Amid INEC Delineation Protests
Demonstrators halted the 28,000-barrel-per-day Warri South-West site, demanding withdrawal of boundaries they say unjustly divide local ethnic communities.
Warri South Chairman Visits Odion Community After Attack, Assures Security
Isaac toured the scene with the council secretary and the DPO, met an assaulted victim and promised government intervention.
Senator Ali Ndume Alleges Tinubu’s Appointments Violate Federal Character
The Borno South senator told Arise TV the appointments favour one section and should be revised for fairness.
EFCC Arrests Man for Buying Bank Accounts to Commit Fraud
The suspect paid young people between N25,000 and N50,000 for accounts, using one to defraud a victim of N2 million.
NUJ Issues 14-Day Ultimatum to Rivers Police Over Attack on Journalists
The union wants a public apology and prosecution of officers who tear-gassed five reporters, or it begins a statewide media blackout.
Three killed in renewed land dispute between Delta communities
INEC Chairman Prof. Yakubu Not Sacked, Says Commission
A viral WhatsApp message claiming a replacement was false, the commission said, though Yakubu is expected to step down this year.
Universities Must Reveal Financial Records, Says Education Minister
Vice-chancellors, rectors and provosts must publish annual budgets and foreign research grants by May 31, 2025, to boost accountability.
Police Disperse Protesters with Tear Gas in Rivers and Abuja
Take It Back demonstrators at Isaac Boro Park and Sowore's Maitama crowd were scattered, with journalists reportedly assaulted and police yet to comment.
Ex-Militant Leaders Fight Over Pipeline Security Contract
Rivals seeking a share of Tompolo and the Olu of Warri's surveillance deals are stoking unrest amid NNPCL leadership changes.
Court Bans Media Interviews in Akpoti-Uduaghan’s Case
Justice Binta Nyako barred parties and lawyers from press interviews after Akpabio's counsel complained about the senator's television appearances.