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The Ogun State government has closed the Ijebu-Imushin Market due to poor sanitation and indiscriminate waste disposal, citing public health concerns. Read More:…
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The Ogun State government has closed the Ijebu-Imushin Market due to poor sanitation and indiscriminate waste disposal, citing public health concerns. Read More:…
EC officials the state government, and not the poll panel, ordered the extension - a claim the ruling Trinamool Congress has denied.

Retired Commissioner of Police Fatai Owoseni asserts that Nigerian governors have the capacity to resolve insecurity issues within their states without constantly seeking intervention from Abuja. Owoseni has served in critical states and advises the Oyo State Government on security.
The Lagos State Government has introduced new cybersecurity guidelines to enhance digital safety for businesses and residents, aiming to foster trust in its digital economy.
The Lagos State Government has announced the resumption of its monthly sanitation exercise on April 25, 2026, urging residents to comply with the cleanup from 6:30 a.m. to 8:30 a.m.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to inaugurate a significant Rs 79,450 crore refinery-cum-petrochemical complex in Pachpadra, Rajasthan, developed by HPCL and the state government. The facility boasts a 9 MMTPA refining capacity.
The Sultan of Selangor, Sultan Sharafuddin Idris Shah, has publicly rebuked the state government for its perceived lack of seriousness in addressing flood mitigation efforts, despite his previous counsel.

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The Kwara State Government announced that all public and private schools in the state will resume academic activities on Monday, April 20, 2026, for the commencement of the third term.

The Karnataka High Court has directed the state government to calculate SSLC scores according to existing guidelines, cautioning against changing rules midway through the process.
The Ogun State Government has registered 3,486 Women Affinity Groups under the World Bank-backed Nigeria for Women Programme Scale-Up Project, providing empowerment initiatives to approximately 83,664 women.

FirstBank has partnered with the Ekiti state government to launch an innovation enterprise support fund. This initiative aims to empower startups, scale tech-enabled businesses, and accelerate innovation-driven economic growth across the state.

The Rivers State government has suspended activities at a school following the death of a two-year-old pupil. This decision was made as authorities investigate the circumstances surrounding the child's passing.
The Kwara State government has acquired a 132-unit federal housing estate. This move aims to tackle the growing housing deficit and provide sustainable accommodation in the state.

The Karnataka High Court has ruled that menstrual health is linked to the fundamental right to life, directing the state government to strictly and faithfully implement a menstrual leave policy for women starting December 2025.
The Selangor state government has allocated RM134 million to help its poor residents and small businesses mitigate the impact of the global energy crisis. This fund aims to provide crucial support during the challenging economic period.

The Enugu State Government has announced its readiness to effectively manage any flooding incidents, citing proactive measures implemented across the state by SEMA.
The Edo State government in Nigeria has arrested six individuals for public infrastructure vandalism and issued a 21-day quit notice to scavengers in Benin City.

Farmers in Hessen, Germany, are facing significant challenges due to the return of beavers, which are causing damage to agricultural land. The state government has promised aid, but farmers remain skeptical about its sufficiency.
The Lagos State Government has organized a two-day training program for 80 public service retirees, focusing on biogas production, poultry, and rabbit farming to enhance their socio-economic well-being.
The Edo State government has released N1 billion to pay gratuities to teachers and local government workers who retired in 2012.

A soldier fatally shot a trailer driver in Aba, Nigeria, sparking grief and prompting the Abia State Government to promise a full investigation and justice for the victim.

The state government in Hessen, Germany, plans to implement training programs for teachers aimed at preventing the radicalization of students by right-wing extremists. The initiative focuses on combating online radicalization, recognizing that right-wing extremists are proficient in using social media.

The Lagos State Government has launched a fully automated Electronic Physical Planning Process System (EPPPS) and outlawed manual processing of planning permits, a move aimed at addressing issues related to building collapses.
The Delta State Government is encouraging its youths to participate in the Nigerian Army recruitment drive, aiming to fill 400 available slots amidst concerns of low participation.

An Indian state government official announced openness to signing Memorandums of Understanding with various institutions to enhance and develop the equine sector.
The Election Commission of India cancelled Trinamool Congress candidate Abhinav Bhattacharya's nomination for Krishnanagar North, citing a conflict of interest due to his business dealings with the state government.
Abia State government has called on the Judiciary Staff Union of Nigeria (JUSUN) to suspend its strike, promising to pay verified unpaid leave bonuses within 48 hours.
The Lagos State Government has launched a reform plan to integrate artificial intelligence, data analytics, and digital systems into school monitoring and registration processes to enhance education quality assurance.

The Abia state government has approved the first phase of modernizing the Arochukwu Waterfall as part of an initiative to boost tourism and rehabilitate heritage sites.
The Osun State Government has inaugurated a new committee aimed at improving eye health and addressing the rising cases of blindness and visual impairment among its residents.

Residents in Jos, Nigeria, cancelled a planned protest against the release of suspects following intervention from the Plateau State Government.

The Plateau State Government has further relaxed the curfew imposed on Jos North Local Government Area following recent deadly attacks in Angwan Rukuba, citing a return to relative peace.

The Lagos State Government has announced partial road closures and traffic diversions in anticipation of key infrastructure project inaugurations scheduled for Wednesday and Thursday.

The Lagos State Government has initiated legal proceedings against 45 corporate bodies and individuals for alleged tax liabilities amounting to billions of naira, as part of a renewed crackdown on defaulters.

The Penang state government is initiating a compliance review process to evict ineligible tenants from its People's Housing Project (PPR) units, as the waiting list for housing has exceeded 1,000 applicants.
The Kwara State Government has taken custody of a newborn baby abandoned by her student mother, reaffirming its commitment to protecting vulnerable children.
Justice Yahaya Adamu of the Kogi State High Court in Nigeria has passed away, prompting mourning from the state government.

The coronation of three Ibadan high chiefs by Governor Makinde in their absence has ignited a new legal dispute. The chiefs had previously informed the state government of their inability to attend and requested a new date.

The Telangana High Court has intervened, permitting colleges in the state to collect fees directly from students. This decision comes in response to the state government's outstanding dues to colleges, reportedly amounting to Rs 1,500 crore.
The Lagos State Government has announced temporary road closures in preparation for the annual Lagos Fanti Carnival, providing a list of affected routes and timings.
The Benue and Bauchi State Governments have commenced the evacuation of their indigenes studying at the University of Jos (UNIJOS) following recent deadly attacks and security concerns in the Plateau region.

The Sukhu government in India is facing difficulties regarding housing projects, marked by sparring officials, a disputed bill, and two reportedly unheeded investigations.
The Lagos State Government has sealed an Access Bank branch in Victoria Island, citing allegations of environmental pollution and the discharge of raw waste.
The Edo State Government has issued a warning to groups and individuals planning to cause unrest in the Okpella community over an ongoing kingship dispute, urging them to desist from such actions.

Consumers in Himachal Pradesh will now pay more for liquor as the state government has implemented new rates, increasing prices for English liquor by up to Rs 100.

A church has donated an MRI scanner to the Abia State government, a move expected to significantly enhance the state's diagnostic capacity.

The Plateau State government imposed a 48-hour curfew in the Jos area following a deadly attack near a university, where gunmen reportedly killed dozens at a bar. Governor Mutfwang confirmed 28 deaths in the attack on Angwan Rukuba, pledging justice and stronger security measures, though residents have begun to question his response.

Governor Alex Otti of Abia State, Nigeria, has indicated the state government's preparedness to launch state police, a proposal also backed by a retired Deputy Inspector General of Police.

The Rivers State Accountant-General and Ministry of Budget and Economic Planning have informed the High Court of Rivers State that former sole administrator Vice Admiral Ibok-Ete Ibas (Rtd) allegedly spent over ₦302 billion in six months.

The Gauhati High Court has ruled in a Nagaland land dispute that the state government cannot acquire land for highway construction without proper 'authority of law,' addressing a significant land row in the region.
Residents of Yaba Community in Idanre, Ondo State, are appealing to Governor Aiyedatiwa to revive abandoned World Bank-funded projects, including key roads and a market, which they accuse the state government of mismanaging.
Rotary International and the Ekiti state government in Nigeria are collaborating to conduct medical outreaches, providing essential healthcare services, particularly for women and children in the state.
The Cross River State government is partnering with financial institutions to tackle WASH (Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene) financing gaps and revive over 200 non-operational water schemes.

The Enugu State Government in Nigeria, in collaboration with the UK, has launched an AI-enabled smart metering system to curb energy theft and revenue losses in the region.
The Ogun State government has continued its demolition of illegal shanties and makeshift structures around the Sango Tollgate area, aiming to reduce road accidents and enhance public safety by clearing roadside traders.
The Oyo State government has established a 'Safe School Committee' and is collaborating with security agencies to enhance student safety and combat violence in schools.
The Osun State Government in Nigeria is urging residents with tuberculosis symptoms to get screened, actively working to dispel myths that the disease is a spiritual affliction.

Governor Chukwuma Soludo of Anambra State has approved the appointment of Mrs Chiamaka Nnake as the new Secretary to the State Government (SSG), making her the first woman to occupy the position since the state’s creation.

The Kano state government has denied claims that Governor Yusuf snubbed Emir Sanusi during a Sallah visit, citing a scheduling conflict as the reason for his absence and stating that officials were sent to receive the Emir.

The Kaduna State Government announced significant progress in reforming and revitalizing its water sector, including expanding water access, as stated by Commissioner for Information Ahmed Maiyaki on World Water Day.
Nigerian carrier Air Peace has refuted allegations of tax evasion from the Lagos State Government, asserting that all tax obligations have been met and expressing a desire for discussions to resolve any discrepancies.
The Kano State Government has refuted claims that Governor Abba Yusuf snubbed Emir Sanusi II during the Eid-el-Fitr celebration, attributing the absence to a scheduling conflict.

The Kogi State Government has offered its condolences and pledged support to the families affected by a horrific road accident involving a tanker in Okunchi, Adavi Local Government Area.
The Indian Centre has rolled back a significant Rs 22.43 per litre price hike for bulk diesel for Gujarat fishermen, treating it as a special exception. This intervention by the state government ensures the fishing community continues to receive subsidised fuel.

Aminu Ado Bayero, the disposed 15th Emir of Kano, urged Federal and State Governments to prioritize the protection of citizens' lives, health, and property in his Eid-el-Fitr message.

Ogun State government has officially appointed Feyisara Bolarinwa-Adebowale as the new Director-General of the Bureau of Public Procurement, succeeding the late Dr. Olanloye.

The Zamfara State Government has ordered a clampdown on traffic offenders and is considering establishing a joint task force to enforce traffic regulations, following a committee's review of traffic violations in the state.

Citizen councils will soon be formed in Thuringia, Germany, to debate issues of war and peace, a project championed by the BSW party and supported by the state government.

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The Benue state government in Nigeria has reaffirmed its commitment to protecting children and vulnerable groups from malaria, preparing for a 2026 Seasonal Malaria Chemoprevention campaign.
The Ondo State Government reported that nearly 400,000 households in the state have received benefits from the Federal Government's cash transfer initiative.
The Lagos State government has introduced a new framework and guidelines aimed at protecting businesses from cybercrime. This initiative seeks to strengthen digital safety across the state.
The Ruler of Selangor has publicly chided the state government for its failure to resolve persistent flood problems affecting the region.

A new report alleges that the Newsom administration in California was aware of a $2 billion budget error for several months before it became public. This raises questions about transparency and fiscal management within the state government.

The Lagos State Government said its efforts alone are not sufficient to meet the sanitation needs of the state’s rapidly growing population. The post Open your toilets to the public, Lagos govt urges…

The Tipra Motha Party achieved a landslide victory in the Tripura Tribal Council polls, while its state government ally, the BJP, was reduced to only four seats.

A two-year-old pupil was tragically killed by a falling bookshelf in a school in Rivers State, Nigeria. The state government has shut down the school and launched an investigation into the incident.

The Terengganu state government has directed its Department of Environment (DOE) to take strict action after identifying the vessel responsible for a 3km-long oil spill off Pantai Teluk Kalong.
The Kwara State government has intensified efforts to evacuate street beggars from Ilorin, citing security risks and the need to sanitize the metropolis.

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has reported that Nigeria's debt-to-GDP ratio has climbed to 32.3%, with the Debt Management Office announcing the country's total public debt for federal and state governments reached N159.27 trillion by the end of Q4 2025.

The Selangor state government has launched new guidelines to streamline the registration and governance of care centers and nurseries.

The Abia State Government has activated a multi-layered response strategy, including a response team and relief plan, to mitigate the impact of anticipated flooding following early warnings from the Nigerian Meteorological Agency.

The Oyo State government has confirmed a case of Lassa fever within the state and subsequently activated its emergency response protocols to contain the spread.

The Plateau State government has announced a further relaxation of the curfew in Jos North, Nigeria, now set from 7 PM to 5 AM. This decision comes after weeks of unrest and violence in the area.
A heated debate has erupted in Austria over the planned 'care from day one' for unaccompanied minors, with questions arising whether it's about better child protection or a political shifting of responsibility between federal and state governments.

An Indian state government plans to crack down on taxi and auto drivers who do not speak Marathi, making it a requirement for obtaining a license.
The Bauchi State Government has distributed 186 vehicles to emirs and district heads, aiming to enhance the roles of traditional rulers in governance and security.
The Bauchi State Government in Nigeria has distributed 186 vehicles to newly established emirates, chiefdoms, and district heads, and commenced palace construction, aiming to strengthen traditional institutions.

A delegation of Karnataka Congress MLAs has visited Delhi to advocate for a cabinet reshuffle within the state government.

The Lagos State Government has issued a public health alert and initiated a statewide awareness and prevention campaign in response to a surge in Lassa fever infections across Nigeria, emphasizing the safety of frontline health workers.
The Anambra State government has refuted claims of a collapsed structure at its new Government House, clarifying that only external barricades were damaged by a storm.

Nigeria's Chief of Army Staff (COAS) has pledged decisive action against security threats across the country, emphasizing the importance of citizen and state government support for lasting peace.
The Kano State Government in Nigeria has donated three operational vehicles to the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) Kano command to enhance its fight against drug abuse and trafficking.

The Abia State Government in Nigeria has called on striking judiciary workers to suspend their industrial action and submit to a staff audit, stating that the dispute over leave allowances could be resolved quickly.

Officials from the Edo State Government sealed an event facility just four days after a Nigerian rapper criticized President Tinubu at the venue.
The Kano State government has paid N32 billion in gratuity and death benefits over three years, addressing an inherited N48 billion backlog. This marks the sixth tranche of payments.

Former Big Brother Naija housemate Sultana visited Governor Bassey Otu of Cross River State, offering to support the state's tourism drive as an ambassador. The visit was disclosed in a statement by the Cross River State Government.
The Lagos State Government (LASG) has announced road closures in preparation for a project commissioning event to be led by Tinubu.

Students from Maharashtra studying abroad are struggling due to significant delays in the disbursement of foreign scholarship funds by the state government.

Several communities in the Weinviertel region of Lower Austria, with majority support from mayors, councils, and residents, are eager to build wind turbines, but the state government is hindering progress by failing to designate suitable zones.
The Lagos State government has sealed a property in Lekki, Nigeria, due to illegal borehole drilling and environmental violations. This action is part of the state's efforts to enforce environmental regulations.

California Governor Gavin Newsom has issued an executive order prohibiting state government officials from using insider knowledge to bet on prediction markets. The ban aims to prevent conflicts of interest and ensure fair practices.
The Lagos State Government has evacuated over 230 students from the University of Jos (UNIJOS) following a worsening security situation and recent killings in Plateau State, Nigeria.

The Perak state government is closely monitoring water levels at the Bukit Merah dam, which has reached a critical stage due to prolonged heat.
The Terengganu State Government in Malaysia is currently assessing the feasibility and need for implementing a work-from-home policy, with no final decision made yet.

The death toll from illicit liquor in Motihari, Bihar, has risen, prompting political leader Tejashwi Yadav to criticize the state government and highlight over 1,300 hooch-related deaths since 2016.
The Osun State Government has called on the police to reject a vehicle donation from APC chairmen, labeling it a ‘poisoned gift’ amidst an ongoing legal dispute over their tenure.

The Benue state government has evacuated over 600 students from the University of Jos (UNIJOS) in response to an attack in Plateau state, citing concerns for their safety and welfare.
The Penang state government is set to discuss the implementation of work-from-home arrangements, following a federal policy that makes civil servants in specific Malaysian cities eligible for WFH starting April 15, with the Chief Secretary warning against misuse.
The Kogi State Government has commenced a massive project to renovate 728 public schools, aiming to improve learning environments statewide.

The Karnataka High Court has declined to issue a stay on the state government's guarantee schemes, allowing them to continue until the April 9 by-elections.

Tayo Aduloju, CEO of the Nigeria Economic Summit Group (NESG), has called on the Lagos State Government to implement a comprehensive industrialisation plan, warning that the state's current growth may not be sustainable without it.

Nigeria's Power Minister, Adebayo Adelabu, and the Oyo State Government are in disagreement over the state's 11MW power project, which has been described as 'failed'.

The Selangor State Government in Malaysia is finalizing a work-from-home (WFH) plan for its civil servants in response to fluctuating global oil prices.

The Kebbi State Government in Nigeria has issued a directive requiring all political office holders planning to contest the 2027 general elections to resign their appointments. The deadline for resignation is set for March 31, 2026.

The Lagos State Government plans to divert traffic at the Stadium and Ojuelegba Flyover Bridges for two nights to install truck barriers, with specific diversions announced for the Ojuelegba Flyover.

Parents in Offenbach and Frankfurt are criticizing the Hessian state government's plans for budget cuts in schools, with integrated comprehensive schools anticipating reductions in support hours and inclusion programs.

The Abia State Government clarified that Governor Alex Otti's earlier promises of support to a soldier now accused of N114 million fraud were based on compassionate grounds.
The Abia State Government has clarified the arrest of injured soldier Amoke Simon for alleged fraud, which occurred shortly after he received medical support from Governor Otti.

Anambra Governor, Prof. Chukwuma Soludo, has sworn in new appointees, including the Secretary to the State Government, charging them to serve the people.
The Lagos State Government has issued a warning against the unauthorized use of Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) lanes by military personnel and local government vehicles, threatening strict penalties for offenders.
The Abia State Government has announced it will organize a state burial for the late Rev Dr Uma Ukpai, with the service scheduled for March 26, 2026, in Umuahia.

Lawyer Falana, representing demolished communities, has called on the Lagos State Government to develop the Makoko Waterfront area for its residents, emphasizing the need for proper planning and support for the masses.

The Edo state government has threatened legal action against individuals attempting to obstruct peace in the Okpella community, following disputes arising from the inauguration of the traditional ruler, Okuok.
The Abia State Government has announced plans to hold a state burial for the late Rev. Dr. Uma Ukpai, with details of the service scheduled for Thursday in Umuahia.
The Plateau State Government is accelerating its digital transformation drive, aiming to become a leading technology hub through strategic partnerships and reforms focused on job creation.

Governor Soludo of Anambra State has appointed a 39-year-old woman as the new Secretary to the State Government, who previously served as the commissioner for Budget and Economic Planning.

Nigerian carrier Air Peace has again refuted reports that its Chairman/Chief Executive Officer, Allen Onyema, and Vice Chairman, Mrs Alice Onyema, are the subject of a tax suit by the Lagos State government, asserting all tax obligations have been met and expressing a desire for discussions to resolve any discrepancies.
The Election Commission is set to release the first supplementary voter list for West Bengal, which will determine the electoral rights of over 27 lakh individuals previously in an 'under adjudication' category, with the state government ensuring law and order.

Voters in the German state of Rhineland-Palatinate are heading to the polls to choose a new state government, while run-off local elections are also taking place in Bavaria, with the mayoral race in Munich drawing significant attention.

Vice President Kashim Shettima is scheduled to officially welcome Zamfara Governor Dauda Lawal into the All Progressives Congress (APC) on Tuesday, with the state government inaugurating a committee to oversee the formal defection.

The Delta State Government and NAPTIP have condemned the barbaric sexual assaults on women during the Ozoro festival, with NAPTIP supporting the police arrest of suspects involved in the attacks.
The panel directs the State government to file an Action Taken Report on September 3, when it again considers the case.
The Osun State Government has established the Osun Security Trust Fund, aiming to enhance crime prevention through the deployment of modern equipment and technology for security agencies.

The Abia State Commissioner for Information announced a partnership between the state government and the Nigerian Railway Corporation (NRC) to construct a new train station in Umuahia.

The Taraba State Government in Nigeria has launched the second phase of its Nigeria Community Action for Resilience and Economic Stimulus (NG-CARES) program, assessing 180 communities for rural intervention.

Doctors in Ondo State have issued an eight-day ultimatum to the state government, demanding the implementation of welfare benefits and payment of unpaid allowances.
The Ondo State Government in Nigeria has commenced its 2026 promotion exercise, inviting over 3,000 public servants for interviews.

The Sabah state government is evaluating several proposals for the redevelopment of Kampung Baha, including potential land reclamation, following a recent fire in Sandakan.
Councils in Australia have urged the state government to address stalled housing projects, calling for introspection on the issue.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi criticized opposition parties, particularly the Congress, for the defeat of the women's reservation bill, accusing them of 'female foeticide' and 'petty politics.' Opposition leaders, in turn, slammed Modi's address, calling it 'partisan' and a 'decoy.'

The Lagos State government has called on banks and filling stations to allow public access to their toilet facilities. This initiative aims to combat open defecation across the city.
The Anambra State Government has launched an investigation into civil servants for lateness and absenteeism, following an unscheduled visit by Governor Chukwuma Soludo to the secretariat.
Sokoto State government has approved over ₦2 billion for various construction projects across education, healthcare, transport, security, and religious affairs sectors.
The Edo State government has awarded scholarships to the children of General Braimah. This initiative aims to support their education.
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The Oyo State Government has initiated emergency response measures after a 44-year-old woman died from Lassa fever at a hospital in Ibadan, Nigeria.
The Selangor state government in Malaysia announced it will accelerate its transition towards a more diversified and resilient energy mix. This decision comes in response to the energy shock caused by ongoing global conflicts.
The Lagos State Government is ramping up measures to mitigate flooding in the state, including inspecting project sites and rehabilitating drainage channels in vulnerable areas.

The Enugu State government has announced its readiness to combat potential flooding, emphasizing capacity building for rescue operations to protect lives, property, and the economy.

The State Constitutional Court in Hessen, Germany, is examining whether a public petition for a transport transition, previously rejected by the state government, is constitutional.
Perak Menteri Besar Datuk Seri Saarani Mohamad announced that the state government will study the need for a supplementary budget in light of ongoing tensions in West Asia.

Gang violence continues to plague the Katsina metropolis in Nigeria, despite repeated vows from the state government and security agencies to tackle the menace.
The Bauchi State government has suspended activities in several cattle markets as a measure to address escalating insecurity, including cattle rustling and kidnappings.

The Finance Minister has criticized Chief Minister Stalin's allegations regarding paddy procurement incentives, stating that such bonuses are subject to individual state government authority.
The Lagos State Government has rescued a young child who was allegedly abandoned and malnourished due to accusations of witchcraft. The rescue followed a viral social media post highlighting the child's plight.

The Penang state government has successfully delivered 172,550 affordable homes, reaching 78 percent of its target set for 2030.
The Kogi State Government addressed claims of ethnic bias in civil service employment, assuring citizens of fairness, equity, and merit-based hiring.

Judiciary workers in Abia State, Nigeria, have commenced an indefinite strike since March 15, accusing the state government of failing to pay their leave allowances.

The Nigerian Presidency and the Lagos state government are set to co-host the inaugural Abuja Dialogue, an initiative focused on youth leadership and development.
The Kwara State government has raised an alarm over the health and environmental risks associated with open defecation, urging residents to adopt proper sanitation practices.
The Bayelsa State Government has declared Friday a work-free day and ordered the closure of markets in anticipation of President Bola Tinubu's visit to the state.

The Hessian state government, in collaboration with municipalities and housing associations, plans to offer subsidized housing and support to women leaving women's shelters, providing them with a path to independent living.

Access Bank has lauded the Ogun State government for fostering a business-friendly environment and supporting the Gateway International Airport project in Nigeria.

The Cross River State Government in Nigeria has launched a crackdown on hazardous meat processing, specifically banning the roasting of animal skin with burnt tyres and its preservation with toxic chemicals like formalin.

The Lagos State Government has dismissed reports of a rift between President Bola Tinubu and Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu, labeling the claims as mere speculation and unfounded.

The Indian Supreme Court has requested responses from both the central and state governments regarding a plea for the implementation of a national policy to address the issue of stray cattle.
Nigerian President Bola Tinubu is scheduled to inaugurate the new Opebi–Mende Link Bridge, a strategic project by the Lagos State Government aimed at easing traffic and improving connectivity.
The Lagos State Government has upgraded the Takwa Bay Primary Health Centre to enhance healthcare access for residents in riverine communities.
A female student in Kwara State abandoned her newborn baby at a hospital after delivery. The state government has since taken the child into its care.

Justice BV Nagarathna has cautioned that disputes between the central and state governments in India erode the spirit of cooperative federalism and weaken the institutional balance of the constitutional framework.

The Lagos State Government has announced temporary road closures on parts of Lagos Island to accommodate the Fanti Carnival scheduled for Monday and prevent disruptions.

Dr. Taiwo Fasoranti, son of the Afenifere national leader and Ondo State Secretary to the State Government, has resigned from his position to contest for the Ondo Central Senatorial seat in the 2027 elections.

The Abia State Government has raised an alarm regarding an alleged plot by political actors to incite violence in Aba ahead of the 2027 elections.

The Oyo State Government proceeded with the coronation of selected high chiefs in Ibadan, even though three prominent chiefs were absent after notifying authorities of their unavailability.

The Nigerian Social Insurance Trust Fund (NSITF) has announced its readiness to collaborate with the Lagos State Government to establish the institutional framework for the complete implementation of the Employees’ Compensation Scheme (ECS) in the state.

Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis stated in Keralam that while the Prime Minister attempted to provide support, the state government hindered development efforts.

The Lagos State government has sealed an Access Bank branch following reports of environmental violations, specifically the discharge of untreated waste.

Owners of 25 shop lines, comprising about 10,000 traders at Onitsha Main Market, watched as state government bulldozers demolished their shops, reducing them to rubble.

A court ruled on March 26 that the Edo state government's decision to depose a traditional ruler was null and void, stating that the governor had abused his office by removing the ruler without an opportunity to respond to allegations.

Persons with disabilities (PWDs) in Nigeria have urged federal and state governments to allocate legislative seats for them, emphasizing that inclusive governance is crucial for addressing their daily challenges.

An Assembly panel in Gujarat, India, has recommended that the state government reduce or exempt water tax for tribal communities.

The Penang state government is currently studying the implementation of a work-from-home policy for its civil servants, awaiting guidance from the federal government in Putrajaya.
The Institute of Leadership is seeking collaboration with the Oyo State Government in Nigeria to enhance leadership skills and improve public service delivery through capacity building initiatives.

The Bombay High Court has given the Maharashtra state government a final opportunity to formulate a hawking policy, noting that citizens suffer due to its absence.
The Edo State government has clarified that it does not interfere with the appointment of monarchs, stating that the process is legally entrusted to the custodians of tradition.
The Kwara State government has commenced the construction of the Oluremi Tinubu Diagnostic Centre, aiming to enhance healthcare services and provide modern medical testing facilities for its residents.
Police in Kebbi State have detained all suspects linked to the deaths of two young sisters at General Hospital, Zuru. This development follows the state government's initiation of a probe panel into the incident.

The Lagos State Government is backing an agency's efforts to clamp down on substandard building materials to prevent collapses and enforce a zero-tolerance policy.

NRW Construction Minister Ina Scharrenbach allegedly spread "fear and terror." Employees accuse her of abuse of power. A complicated matter for Hendrik Wüst.

Former Abia State Governor and Senator Orji Uzor Kalu has called on the Abia State Government to immortalize the late renowned evangelist, Rev. Dr. Uma Ukpai, ahead of his burial.
Senator Orji Uzor Kalu has called on the Abia State Government to immortalize the late evangelist, Uma Ukpai, in recognition of his significant contributions to Christianity.
The Ogun State government disbursed a N35 million grant to empower women, who subsequently endorsed President Tinubu’s re-election and Governor Abiodun’s future political aspirations.
The Oyo State government has issued a severe heatwave alert, advising residents to take necessary precautions as temperatures reach dangerous levels. The alert provides guidance on how to stay safe during this period.

The European Union will begin provisionally applying its free trade agreement with Mercosur from May 1, an accord approved by member state governments in January despite some opposition, while awaiting a ruling from the EU Court of Justice on its compliance with treaties.
The number of victims from a gas explosion in Calabar, Cross River State, Nigeria, has increased to 60, with the state government assessing injuries and covering hospital bills.

The Sarawak state government is evaluating new strategies to enhance its rabies control efforts, prompted by a growing challenge posed by cat infections in the region.

A senior Delta protocol officer, Mr. Sunny Kotor, has reportedly slumped and died, prompting mourning from the state government.

Opposition members in Tripura staged a walkout, alleging that the state government is facilitating "fake private universities" after bills for establishing three new universities were adopted in the State Assembly on March 20.