Bola Tinubu

Nigeria seeks global support for proposed State Police to improve public trust and internal security nationwide.

Nigeria has money but lacks structures to access funds, says Governor Sule.

Mimiko joins APC, praising Tinubu's administration for doing good things.

APM Terminals pledged $600 million to modernize Nigeria's Apapa Port and expand maritime infrastructure, signaling investor confidence in President Tinubu's economic reforms and port sector transformation initiatives.

Nigeria and Germany signed a €365 million investment partnership agreement to support economic growth, energy expansion, agriculture, and private-sector development, with existing programs already benefiting over 686,000 Nigerians through enterprise income increases and farming productivity gains.

President Tinubu defends support for Dangote Refinery, citing national survival and energy security.

Tinubu's camp criticizes Peter Obi's one-term presidency vow due to his past inconsistent decisions.

The South East APC denies N800 billion fund diversion allegations against Governor Hope Uzodinma, calling them spurious and baseless.

OPEC lowered its 2026 global oil demand growth forecast to 1.17 million barrels daily from 1.38 million due to Iran war disruptions closing the Strait of Hormuz, reducing Middle East output and raising fuel prices significantly.

Benue royal fathers back Governor Hyacinth Alia amid APC crisis in the state.

A retired DSS director claims the new Homeland Security role may create tension within the presidency's command structure.

Atiku faces resistance from opposition parties over his 2027 election claims.

Nigeria's UN envoy calls for urgent global action to address rising geo-political tensions and security threats.

Nigeria's economy thrives despite global crisis due to President Tinubu's reforms.

Nigeria's government appoints a special adviser on homeland security to counter internal threats.

President Bola Tinubu appoints retired Major-General Adeyinka Famadewa as special adviser on Homeland Security.

President Bola Tinubu appoints Major General Adeyinka Fadewa as Special Adviser on Homeland Security.

Nigeria seeks global support for proposed state police to improve public trust and internal security nationwide.

President Tinubu announced Nigeria will attract nearly $20 billion in foreign direct investment this year by removing regulatory barriers and stabilizing the economy, while promoting local refining, tax reform, and infrastructure development to drive continental growth.

The Federal Government will unveil a new cotton and textile policy between June and July.

Christian leaders gathered in Lagos to pray for Nigeria's unity, peace, and stability.

Tinubu nearly sacked Gbajabiamila over Desmond Elliot's alleged involvement in a Lagos political crisis.

Niger Delta Leaders Urge President Tinubu to Decentralise Pipeline Surveillance Contracts

Presidents Paul Kagame and Bola Tinubu agreed to deepen bilateral relations and discuss trade agreements.

President Tinubu arrived in Rwanda for the Africa CEO Forum after Kenya's summit, where he criticized unfair global lending conditions hampering African industrial growth and defended Nigeria's economic reforms amid rising public debt concerns.

Mudashiru Obasa declares a new political chapter, contesting for the Agege Federal Constituency seat.

APM candidate Joseph Anifowose steps down to support Governor Biodun Oyebanji's re-election bid in Ekiti State.

Atiku blames Tinubu's administration for a former lawmaker's death in captivity.

Abia youths protest Senator Orji Kalu's third term bid, demanding a generational shift.

President Tinubu appoints retired General Famadewa as Homeland Security Adviser to strengthen national security.

Rivers Governor Sim Fubara's re-election bid faces uncertainty amid APC primaries.

President Bola Tinubu appoints Major General Adeyinka Fadewa as Special Adviser on Homeland Security.

President Bola Tinubu appoints Major General Adeyinka Famadewa as Special Adviser on Homeland Security.

Adeyinka Famadewa: President Bola Tinubu appoints retired major general as special adviser on Homeland Security

Nigeria's Federal Government will unveil a new cotton and textile policy by July to revive the industry.

Niger Delta groups warned President Tinubu that unless he addresses policy imbalances and decentralizes pipeline surveillance contracts, the region risks renewed conflict, noting that centralized contracts have failed to boost oil production to OPEC targets.

President Tinubu announced Nigeria will consider visa-free entry for Rwandans for thirty days, reviving a bilateral cooperation commission to strengthen trade relations and advance Pan-African economic integration.

APM Terminals committed 600 million dollars to modernize Nigerian ports and logistics infrastructure during President Tinubu's investment talks in Rwanda, strengthening maritime capacity and attracting foreign direct investment into Africa's largest economy.

APM Terminals pledged $600 million to modernize Nigeria's Apapa port and logistics infrastructure, bolstering President Tinubu's economic reform agenda and attracting international investment in the maritime sector.

Over 2,000 African business leaders gathered in Rwanda for the 16th summit to discuss advancing regional industry and trade, with Nigeria's President Tinubu attending to attract investment and boost economic development.

President Tinubu's government seeks a $1.25 billion World Bank loan, potentially raising Nigeria's total public debt from ₦159.28 trillion to ₦160.98 trillion, comprising multilateral, bilateral, commercial, and domestic obligations across thousands of instruments.

President Tinubu appoints a homeland security adviser, sparking debate over potential overlap with the National Security Adviser's role.

The APC disqualified 150 aspirants, sparking tension within the party ahead of the 2027 elections.

A Federal High Court in Abuja admitted statements from alleged coup plotters as trial evidence.

Nyesom Wike visits APC chairman's Abuja residence, sparking speculation ahead of 2027 elections.

Tinubu Appoints Adeyinka Famadewa As Special Adviser On Homeland Security

President Bola Tinubu appoints Major General Adeyinka Famadewa as Special Adviser on Homeland Security.

President Bola Tinubu appoints Maj Gen Adeyinka Fadewa as Special Adviser on Homeland Security.

Tinubu appoints retired Major-General Adeyinka Famadewa as Special Adviser on Homeland Security.

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