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Proprietors defend 30% fee hike as schools resume Monday • Foundation distributes writing materials to Niger vulnerable pupils • Top takeaways from LIV Golf's bankruptcy filings • No LSU sanctions after SEC expulsion meeting • Source: Patriots WR Brown likely out at least 4 weeks with high ankle sprain • Dangote refinery discloses 14 suits, N295bn claims • Adamawa beer sellers accuse DPO of extortion • Analysts: Trade surplus to narrow as oil prices moderate • FMBN launches N100m diaspora mortgage scheme • Kwara APC chieftain urges Tinubu, party leaders to intervene in crisis • Adopt digital e-invoicing tax reforms, NRS advises businesses • Yahaya appoints 19 permanent secretaries • AN OILY DANCE OF DEATH • FG begins free education data access Oct. 1 • ADC gov candidate urges Sokoto govt to review post-retirement policy • Oil output drops 5,000bpd in August amid recovery • Bauchi communities benefit from foundation’s tree-planting exercise • No Nigerian airline made $1m profit, Onyema declares • NNPC to deploy 70 self-service filling stations nationwide • FG eyes Chinese investment to fast-track power projects • Proprietors defend 30% fee hike as schools resume Monday • Foundation distributes writing materials to Niger vulnerable pupils • Top takeaways from LIV Golf's bankruptcy filings • No LSU sanctions after SEC expulsion meeting • Source: Patriots WR Brown likely out at least 4 weeks with high ankle sprain • Dangote refinery discloses 14 suits, N295bn claims • Adamawa beer sellers accuse DPO of extortion • Analysts: Trade surplus to narrow as oil prices moderate • FMBN launches N100m diaspora mortgage scheme • Kwara APC chieftain urges Tinubu, party leaders to intervene in crisis • Adopt digital e-invoicing tax reforms, NRS advises businesses • Yahaya appoints 19 permanent secretaries • AN OILY DANCE OF DEATH • FG begins free education data access Oct. 1 • ADC gov candidate urges Sokoto govt to review post-retirement policy • Oil output drops 5,000bpd in August amid recovery • Bauchi communities benefit from foundation’s tree-planting exercise • No Nigerian airline made $1m profit, Onyema declares • NNPC to deploy 70 self-service filling stations nationwide • FG eyes Chinese investment to fast-track power projects

September 11, 2026|00:20

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Back Tinubu’s reforms, minister urges Niger APC leaders

Punch Nigeria about 4 hours 1 mins read

The Minister of Information and National Orientation, Mohammed Idris, has urged leaders of the All Progressives Congress in Niger State to support President Bola Tinubu’s administration and help consolidate its reforms ahead of the 2027 general elections. Idris made the call on Thursday in Abuja when chairmen of the APC in the 25 local government Read More: https://punchng.com/back-tinubus-reforms-minister-urges-niger-apc-leaders/

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