Police Honour Fallen Officers in Katsina, Disburse ₦13.3m to Bereaved Families
- GOVERNANCE
- April 2, 2026

Health workers in Abuja have taken to the streets in protest against a proposed health sector regulatory bill currently before the National Assembly, warning that its passage could disrupt the existing structure of medical practice in the country. The demonstrators, drawn from the Joint Health Sector Unions and the Assembly of Healthcare Professional Associations, gathered
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Governor Babagana Zulum of Borno State has visited victims of the recent bomb blasts in Maiduguri, assuring residents that the worst days of insecurity are over. During the visit to hospitals and affected communities, the governor commiserated with victims and their families, expressing sympathy over the loss of lives and injuries recorded in the attacks.
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The Federal Government of Nigeria has initiated urgent measures to resolve the gas supply crisis currently affecting electricity generation and causing widespread power outages across the country. Officials disclosed that the government is engaging key stakeholders in the gas and power sectors to address supply disruptions and restore stable electricity. The crisis, largely linked to
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King Charles III has hosted President Bola Tinubu at a state banquet in the United Kingdom, where both leaders reaffirmed the strength of the UK–Nigeria partnership. The high level event, held as part of Tinubu’s official visit, brought together senior government officials, diplomats, and business leaders from both countries to celebrate longstanding bilateral relations. During
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Siminalayi Fubara, Governor of Rivers State, has announced that the 33.5km Elele–Umudioga–Egbeda–Ubimini–Ikiri–Omoku Road has reached 90 percent completion. Governor Fubara stated that construction work on the road is progressing steadily and confirmed that it is on track to be ready for inauguration in May. He described the project as a major infrastructure milestone for the
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A landmark ruling by the Federal High Court sitting in Warri, Delta State, has affirmed that Nigerians have the constitutional right to record police officers performing their duties in public. The court held that citizens are legally permitted to film or document the activities of officers of the Nigeria Police Force, provided such actions do
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