General news.
Vice-President Kashim Shettima criticises Peter Obi’s economic comparisons, arguing Nigeria cannot simply adopt policies designed for Bangladesh.
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President Bola Tinubu has asked the Senate to repeal the law establishing the Administrative Staff College of Nigeria and create a National School of Government to strengthen leadership development and public sector capacity.
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Lagos State Deputy Governor Obafemi Hamzat has urged African governments and businesses to invest more in digital infrastructure, local innovation and technology development to help scale homegrown solutions and accelerate economic growth.
UNGA speakers urge stronger multilateral cooperation, respect for international law and a central role for the United Nations.
Tinubu demands two permanent African seats with veto powers, alongside five non-permanent seats on the UN Security Council.
FG launches online discount shop to help military personnel, veterans and families access essential goods at reduced prices.
JAMB CAPS goes offline during the admission season, leaving candidates unable to access admission status and related services.
Aiyedatiwa launches AI-powered system to automate personnel management, payroll, retirement and pension processes across Ondo.
CNN, MS NOW and Politico regained White House access after a federal judge ordered their press credentials restored.
Nigeria and Italy are rallying global support for a $5bn education financing campaign to expand access and improve learning.
Nigeria and the EU advance talks on a long-pending re-admission agreement, alongside broader migration and security cooperation.
Dozens of diplomats walked out as Netanyahu addressed UNGA, amid international criticism over Israel’s actions in Gaza.
Nigeria seeks stronger global partnerships to tackle growing security threats affecting the country and wider Sahel region.
Alia showcases Benue’s investment opportunities at UNGA, seeking global partnerships to accelerate economic growth and development.
Shettima leads Nigeria’s global talent drive, seeking international employers, investment and jobs for Nigerian professionals.
