The Nigerian Presidency has advised Senator Ali Ndume to share actionable terror intelligence with security agencies instead of making allegations on television, following his warnings about potential terrorist takeovers in Borno State and the North East.

A message attributed to Donald Trump, suggesting 'Starmer should tell him to go home immediately,' has prompted a reaction from the Nigerian presidency.

An Ohanaeze Ndigbo chieftain has advised the Igbo community to avoid ethnic politics and instead build cross-tribal alliances to secure the Nigerian presidency in the future.

Governor Umaru Fintiri of Adamawa State has reiterated his stance that the Nigerian presidency should remain in the southern part of the country for the 2027 elections, citing a power-sharing agreement.

The Nigerian Presidency has urged the opposition, specifically the African Democratic Congress (ADC), to cease what it describes as 'constant lamentation' and 'unwarranted outrage' regarding the Electoral Act.

The Nigerian Presidency has clarified the UK-Nigeria migration deal, stating that the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) only requires Nigeria to accept its own repatriated citizens, not foreign nationals.

"Starmer should tell him to go home immediately": A message attributed to Trump prompts a reaction from the Nigerian presidency  Seneweb

The Nigerian Presidency and Benue State Police are intensifying collaboration to tackle banditry and farmer-herder clashes, aiming to restore peace in vulnerable communities in Nigeria's North Central region.

The Nigerian Presidency has dismissed a viral video alleging a plot to poison President Bola Tinubu, describing the claims as false.

The Nigerian Presidency has clarified that the new migration deal with the UK only requires Nigeria to accept its own citizens, not foreign nationals.

The Nigerian Presidency has dismissed claims by the African Democratic Congress (ADC) that there is a plot to ensure Bola Tinubu becomes the sole presidential candidate.

The Nigerian Presidency has assumed direct control of the Nigerian Safety Investigation Bureau (NSIB), formerly the Accident Investigation Bureau (AIB), which is responsible for investigating road, rail, and marine accidents.

The Nigerian Presidency has dismissed opposition claims regarding the Electoral Act as 'reckless' and 'spurious', accusing them of seeking cheap headlines.