Nigeria's president announced the rescue of at least 308 people abducted in various attacks across northern Nigeria, including 163 from Woro community and 145 from other kidnappings.

Nigeria's President Tinubu's homeland security adviser has outlined four key security priorities, with the first being the implementation of a Unified Surveillance Programme to enhance situational awareness across the country through improved monitoring and technology.

Nigeria's President Bola Tinubu will not appear before the National Assembly to account for poor budget implementation, according to the Reps Deputy Spokesperson, Philip Agbese. Agbese stated that ministers, heads of MDAs, and the Accountant-General are responsible for budget execution and should be the ones to account for public spending.

Nigeria's president has demanded an investigation into how a fake agency was allegedly set up within his office. He seeks to understand the circumstances surrounding the establishment of the fraudulent entity.

A new report on federal government spending reveals that Nigeria’s Presidential Air Fleet operations incurred costs of N4.24 billion between June and December 2025.

The Guardian Nigeria News reports on the archives related to the presidential committee on fiscal policy. This committee is focused on fiscal policy matters within Nigeria.

Nigeria's President of the Senate, Godswill Akpabio, has commended Senator Osita Ngwu of Enugu West for his consistent investment in the education of Nigerian youths.

Nigeria's president has celebrated what is being called the country's largest single-day rescue operation, which saw 308 abductees freed in the northern region.

Nigeria's president has approved the largest military expansion in the country's recent history. This move signifies a significant increase in the nation's defense capabilities and resources.

The ongoing PFIPC scandal has drawn significant criticism towards Aso Rock, Nigeria's presidential complex, with commentators suggesting the situation reflects poorly on the government. The scandal continues to be a subject of public discussion and scrutiny.

Segalink has offered his perspective on why Peter Obi cannot become Nigeria's president. His comments delve into the factors he believes hinder Obi's path to the presidency.

Nigeria's energy adviser, Olu Verheijen, announced that the President's N4 trillion bond program is crucial for resurrecting the nation's power sector, which has faced severe financial and infrastructural challenges for over a decade.

Nigeria's President Bola Tinubu approved a 'naira-for-crude' policy to guarantee supply security for crude oil, a move seen as foresight in light of the Middle East crisis.

Seyi Tinubu, son of Nigeria's president, has publicly denied allegations and insinuations made against him in the ongoing dispute between VDM and King Mitchy, stating he met Mitchy only once in a public setting.

Nigeria's president has ordered an 80% salary increase for junior soldiers, an announcement made as the country's security forces face multiple threats.

The upcoming UN General Assembly in 2026 presents a significant opportunity for Nigeria's President Tinubu to strengthen the nation's diplomatic presence and global influence, following recent international recognition of its engagement.

Nigeria's president has demanded an explanation regarding how a fake agency was allegedly established within his own office.

The Resource Centre for Human Rights and Civic Education (CHRICED) has urged for an investigation into the controversy surrounding Nigeria's Presidential Foreign Intervention Promotion Council (PFIPC), labeling it a significant governance issue and demanding accountability.

Former Anambra State governor and 2023 Labour Party presidential candidate, Peter Obi, has reiterated that he is not desperate to become Nigeria's president but rather to see the nation achieve stability.

Nigerian President Tinubu has signed the Electoral Act Amendment Bill 2026 into law, following its passage by the National Assembly.