The Appeal Court has upheld the sack of Abure as the leader of the Labour Party (LP) and imposed a fine of ₦10 million on him, as the crisis within the party continues.

The United States has taken steps to reclassify certain marijuana products, categorizing them as a less dangerous drug, a move that could have implications for drug policy and related industries.

An analysis suggests that the ongoing war in Iran will only conclude when the United States exerts control over Israel, as Israel is perceived to have the most incentive to continue the conflict.

Mr. Muttaqha Rabe Darma (PhD), the ministerial nominee and designated minister for the Ministry of Housing and Urban Development, has pledged to implement significant reforms in the housing sector.

Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar has expressed concerns about potential election manipulation at collation centers ahead of the 2027 general elections, emphasizing the need for effective countermeasures.

Nigeria's broadcast regulator has banned radio and TV presenters from sharing personal opinions or airing divisive political content, warning of sanctions as the country heads toward its 2027 elections. The National Broadcasting Commission aims to curb misinformation but critics fear it may limit press freedom.

Governor Fubara has publicly declared his support for President Tinubu's bid for a second term, stating that Nigeria is currently in capable hands.

Viktor Orban, Hungary's leader for 16 years and an ally of Trump and Putin, has conceded defeat in the recent election, marking a significant shift in Hungarian politics with potential implications for Ukraine.

Millions in Israel observed the start of Passover in bomb shelters after missiles fired by Iran and Hezbollah triggered air raid sirens, with 14 people wounded near Tel Aviv.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced that the U.S. intends to increase economic pressure on Iran, describing new measures as the 'financial equivalent' of a bombing campaign.

The administration of Argentine President Javier Milei has reportedly blocked journalist access to the Casa Rosada, the presidential palace, sparking concerns about press freedom and transparency.

President Trump is facing a crisis in Iran that is not aligning with his narrative of assured victory, as the conflict proves resistant to his attempts to impose his version of reality.

The arrest of Gen Z activists in Madagascar is raising concerns about potential repression under the new regime, with protesters calling for clarity on constitutional reforms and election processes.

The Federal Government has filed a 13-count charge before the Federal High Court in Abuja against six individuals, including two retired senior military officers and a serving police officer, for alleged involvement in a plot to wage war against Nigeria and commit acts of terrorism.

The bail hearing for El-Rufai has been adjourned to June, with further details to be provided as the case progresses.

An Iran Foreign Ministry spokesperson has stated that the government has no current plans for a new round of talks, indicating a pause in diplomatic efforts.

South Africa's president has suspended the national police chief over a controversial $21 million contract, signaling a move towards accountability within the country's law enforcement agencies.

A watchdog within the U.S. Department of Justice is set to investigate the recent release of files related to Jeffrey Epstein, amid ongoing public interest and scrutiny.

President Donald Trump has ordered the U.S. Navy to begin a blockade of ships in the Strait of Hormuz, following the collapse of peace talks with Iran, raising fears of a major escalation.

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has replaced Wale Edun as the Minister of Finance with Taiwo Oyedele, who was previously the Minister of State. The announcement was made following a minor cabinet reshuffle confirmed in a statement from the Office of the Secretary to the Government of the Federation.