Olubadan of Ibadanland, Oba Owolabi Olakulehin, Passes On at 90
The revered monarch passed away in the early hours of Monday, July 7, 2025, after reigning for one year.
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Nasarawa Accountant General hails Tinubu’s visit, lauds Gov. Sule’s landmark projects
Mohammed commended the administration of Governor Abdullahi A. Sule for delivering on key infrastructural projects that have significantly impacted the state’s development. He said the President’s visit to commission completed capital projects is a strong endorsement of Governor Sule’s transformative leadership.
Police compensate 10 families of killed officers 13m in Borno
According to him, the initiative aims to cushion the hardship faced by the families of personnel who lost their lives in the line of duty.
Buni Chairs Lake Chad Basin Commission Meeting in Ndjamena, Chad
He noted that the outcome of the fifth Forum meeting in Maiduguri was built on the pillars of security, cooperation, humanitarian response, sustainable development, and climate resilience, underscoring our collective resolve to move from declarations to delivery.Â
Children’s welfare must shift from lip service to measurable investments- NGO tells FG
He however commended the progress made so far in Nigeria, particularly on children’s budget and Inclusion in national development.
Zulum commissions 20 road projects in Maiduguri to mark Democracy Day
The combined 21.8 km projects were cited in Maisandari, Umarari, Ngarannam and Gwange, all in the Maiduguri Metropolitan Council.
Eid-al-adha:Pledges Greater Sacrifices for Lasting Peace-Zulum
He emphasised that the state government will maintain close collaboration with the Federal Government, the Armed Forces, and other security agencies to achieve sustainable peace.
FG Commences Payment of ₦44,000 Arrears to Corps Members
The arrears cover the eight-month period from July 2024 to February 2025, totaling ₦352,000 per corps member.
Sanwo-Olu hails Tinubu over commissioning of Lagos-Calabar coastal highway
He expressed pride that the ambitious highway begins in Lagos, noting that the state is fully prepared to maximize the benefits of the project.
PRESIDENT TINUBU COMMISSIONS THE FIRST PHASE OF THE LAGOS-CALABAR COASTAL HIGHWAY AND OTHER ROADS
He emphasised that the government will no longer compensate developers who fail to observe legal building setbacks and approvals, stressing the need for urban planning and the rule of law.