Insecurity Will Stop After Elections – Akpabio

Senate President Godswill Akpabio has attributed the rising insecurity in the country to the forthcoming election, saying there will be a change after the elections.
Old Tax Laws Made Nigerians Poor – Tinubu

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu on Tuesday said colonial-era tax laws impoverished Nigerians through fragmentation, multiplicity, and inconsistencies, and assured that the new reforms will deliver greater prosperity and inclusivity.
Tinubu Promises Support For Slain Security Personnel In Kebbi

President Bola Tinubu has promised support for the families of 11 security personnel killed in a bandit attack in Shanga Local Government Area of Kebbi State.
UCL: We Deserved To Get To Semifinals —Barcelona Coach Rues Atletico Defeat

Barcelona coach Hanzee Flick has said that he believes his team deserved to progress to the Champions League semi-finals but had to learn from their 3-2 defeat by Atletico Madrid on Tuesday.
South Africa Appoints Former Apartheid-era Negotiator As US Ambassador

South Africa has appointed Roelf Meyer, who helped negotiate the end of white minority rule in his country in the 1990s, as the next ambassador to the United States.
Our National Convention Is Beginning Of The Process to Change Nigeria – David Mark

National Chairman of African Democratic Congress (ADC), David Mark, has said that the party’s national convention was the beginning of the process to change Nigeria.
Police Arrest Six Federal Varsity Students Over Viral Bullying Video

The Kogi State Police Command has arrested six students of the Federal University, Lokoja, on suspicion of cyberstalking and assault.
Delta Police Arrest Man For Buying Gun Via Snapchat

The Delta State Police Command says it has arrested a suspect for allegedly purchasing a prohibited firearm through social media, after he was found in possession of a Beretta pistol.
Nigeria Misses Out On Historic African Championship

Nigeria’s men’s and women’s beach handball teams will not be part of the maiden edition of the African Beach Handball Nations Championship.
US Military Kills Two Men In New Strike On Vessel In Eastern Pacific

The United States military has carried out another attack on a vessel in the eastern Pacific, killing two people, in a strike by United States forces on boats that Washington alleges have links to Latin American drug trafficking cartels.