INVESTIGATION: Gas flares, poisoned lives, regulatory failures in Nigeria’s oil fields • Utekelezaji waanza Sheria Malipo ya Kielektroniki, wataalamu watoa neno • South-East Miyetti Allah Chairman’s Sons Killed As Gunmen Slaughter 40 Cattle in Enugu • Ecobank grows half-year profit to $296m despite 40% rise in impairment charges • Anambra driver flees as NSCDC seizes adulterated diesel • Oyo Kidnap: FG Re-arraigns Convicted Ansaru Commanders, Three Others • Okonjo-Iweala: Economic Reforms Must Translate to Jobs, Tangible Benefits • CBN: Foreign Exchange Inflows Rose 13.8% to Record $109.9 Billion in 2025 • Northern Senators Back President’s Military Expansion after Benue, Kaduna Killings • ITF Screens 100,000 Artisans Nationwide as SUPA Programme Begins • Nigerian Army Named Africa’s Best in Counter-Terrorism Operations for 2025 • Minister: Housing, Real Estate Contributed N77 Trillion to Nigeria’s Economy in 2025 • Disu: Police Won’t Produce ‘Fake’ DG Without Court Warrant • 2027: 685 APC LG Chairmen Vow to Mobilise Grassroots Support for Tinubu’s Re-election • Court Upholds PIA Framework, Throws Out Host Community Suit against NNPC/MPN JV Trust • Oil Jumps Above $90 as Trump Promises Iran ‘a Beating’ • PFN Rejects Bill Seeking to Ban Bus Preaching, Hawking, Says it Threatens Religious Freedom • Sanwo-Olu Presents Land Allocation Letters to 98 Communities in Lekki • CANAL+ Africa Hails Badugela After 20 years of Service • Court Nullifies House of Reps’ N72.6bn Compensation Order against Seplat, Says National Assembly Cannot Award Damages • INVESTIGATION: Gas flares, poisoned lives, regulatory failures in Nigeria’s oil fields • Utekelezaji waanza Sheria Malipo ya Kielektroniki, wataalamu watoa neno • South-East Miyetti Allah Chairman’s Sons Killed As Gunmen Slaughter 40 Cattle in Enugu • Ecobank grows half-year profit to $296m despite 40% rise in impairment charges • Anambra driver flees as NSCDC seizes adulterated diesel • Oyo Kidnap: FG Re-arraigns Convicted Ansaru Commanders, Three Others • Okonjo-Iweala: Economic Reforms Must Translate to Jobs, Tangible Benefits • CBN: Foreign Exchange Inflows Rose 13.8% to Record $109.9 Billion in 2025 • Northern Senators Back President’s Military Expansion after Benue, Kaduna Killings • ITF Screens 100,000 Artisans Nationwide as SUPA Programme Begins • Nigerian Army Named Africa’s Best in Counter-Terrorism Operations for 2025 • Minister: Housing, Real Estate Contributed N77 Trillion to Nigeria’s Economy in 2025 • Disu: Police Won’t Produce ‘Fake’ DG Without Court Warrant • 2027: 685 APC LG Chairmen Vow to Mobilise Grassroots Support for Tinubu’s Re-election • Court Upholds PIA Framework, Throws Out Host Community Suit against NNPC/MPN JV Trust • Oil Jumps Above $90 as Trump Promises Iran ‘a Beating’ • PFN Rejects Bill Seeking to Ban Bus Preaching, Hawking, Says it Threatens Religious Freedom • Sanwo-Olu Presents Land Allocation Letters to 98 Communities in Lekki • CANAL+ Africa Hails Badugela After 20 years of Service • Court Nullifies House of Reps’ N72.6bn Compensation Order against Seplat, Says National Assembly Cannot Award Damages