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EU Ambassadors have wrapped up a strategic visit to Kano, pledging to strengthen regional collaboration. The delegation was led by Gautier Mignot, the EU Ambassador to Nigeria and ECOWAS.
A new coalition has been launched across Africa to tackle maternal deaths and mental health issues. The initiative emphasizes the need for collaboration between governments, NGOs, and health institutions.
Nigerian beer makers are gearing up for a significant increase in sales as the World Cup approaches. This event is expected to drive consumer spending and boost the brewing industry.
The Nigerian Meteorological Agency (NiMet) has launched a Service Innovation Committee to enhance research and promote digital innovation. This initiative aims to institutionalize innovation within the agency.
Kogi State Governor Alhaji Usman Ododo has vowed to eradicate crime in the state after a bandit attack on Iluke community. His administration is focused on enhancing security measures to protect residents.
UNICEF has raised alarms about the increasing insecurity in Nigerian schools, highlighting the impact of abductions on children's education. The organization calls for safer learning environments to protect students and ensure their right to education.
TETFund has awarded N7.5 billion in research grants to 174 teams, with FUT Minna leading the 2025 National Research Fund cycle. This initiative aims to enhance research capabilities in Nigerian tertiary institutions.
Segun Awofadeji in Gombe The governor of Gombe State and secretary of the Renewed Hope Ambassadors (RHA), Alhaji Muhammadu Inuwa Yahaya has mounted a strong defence of President Bola Ahmed
Michael Olugbode in Abuja The federal government has declared Friday, June 12, a public holiday in commemoration of this year’s Democracy Day, underscoring Nigeria’s continued commitment to democratic governance and
Optiva Capital Partners, led by Franklin Nechi, is making significant strides in healthcare, women's empowerment, and cultural initiatives across Africa. Their efforts are reshaping corporate impact and enhancing global mobility on the continent.
Attahiru Jega and nine other prominent Nigerians are calling on the government to appoint a special envoy to address security issues in the Sahel. They believe that the instability in the region is contributing to Nigeria's own security challenges.
The Nigerian Senate has proposed an increase in the number of Court of Appeal Justices to 110 and Federal High Court Judges to 90. This reform aims to reduce case backlog and enhance investor confidence in the judiciary.
The House of Representatives is poised to approve the State Police Bill to address increasing insecurity in Nigeria. This legislative move reflects a commitment to enhance security measures across the country.
A Federal High Court has revoked the bail of former footballer Prince Harrison Jalla in a defamation case against Amaju Pinnick. An arrest warrant has been issued for Jalla following this decision.
Bauchi's mining sector is experiencing a positive transformation under Governor Bala Mohammed, attracting foreign investment and boosting economic growth. The Miners Association of Nigeria has praised these developments for creating job opportunities for the youth.
The Ojodu LCDA Chairman is calling for support for President Tinubu in light of increasing security issues. He emphasizes the need for unity and resilience among citizens to tackle these challenges.
Oba Abdulrosheed Akanbi, the Oluwo of Iwoland, emphasizes the need for greater oversight of government agencies to combat corruption. He believes that increased public scrutiny will enhance transparency in Nigeria.
The Oyo APC is seeking clarification from Governor Makinde about the deaths of over 200 Amotekun personnel. They are demanding answers regarding the undisclosed circumstances surrounding these fatalities.
Seychelles and Eritrea are enhancing their efforts to eliminate mother-to-child transmission of HIV, syphilis, and hepatitis B. They have adopted a new WHO-prequalified test to aid in this initiative.
Security forces successfully thwarted an attempt to kidnap WAEC students in Southeast Nigeria. The operation involved the DSS and Nigerian Army, who recovered arms and uniforms during the intervention.
Nigerian troops in Borno have successfully eliminated a senior ISWAP commander and witnessed the surrender of two militants. This operation represents a significant blow to the terrorist group's leadership.
The Nigerian Senate is taking steps to combat bandits who publicly display their stolen goods on social media. This initiative aims to curb the glorification of criminal activities online.
Edo Senator Joseph Ikpea commended Governor Okpebholo for closing schools in response to a DSS alert, which helped avert potential student abductions. This proactive measure has been praised for prioritizing student safety.
ASHON Chairman has endorsed the CSCS's new T+1 settlement cycle, emphasizing its benefits for efficiency and investor confidence. This initiative is expected to significantly reduce risks in the financial market.
FairMoney MFB urges Nigerians to adopt structured savings to mitigate the effects of economic volatility and inflation. This approach aims to help individuals preserve their wealth over the long term.
Adopting a structured savings culture can enhance long-term financial stability in Nigeria's economy. Consistent saving habits are essential for achieving lasting financial security.
The UN Development Programme is backing an initiative aimed at addressing insecurity and poverty in Northeast Africa. This support includes developing a master policy plan to better meet the needs of the local population.
Quest Bank announces a significant 29% revenue growth and 23% profit rise for 2025, driven by strategic execution and strong financial performance.
The Lagos State House of Assembly, under Speaker Mudashiru Obasa, has paid tribute to two dedicated staff members who passed away. Michael Adeleke and Esther Adetimehin are remembered for their contributions to the assembly.
The Lagos State Government has disbursed N799.84 million in insurance benefits to 148 dependants of deceased employees. This action reflects the government's commitment to the welfare of public servants and their families.