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The WHO highlights that vaccines save approximately 1.8 million lives each year in Africa. However, there are still significant immunisation gaps, leaving millions of children unvaccinated.
Yam prices are rising in Lagos markets, causing concern among traders and consumers. The increase is linked to transportation costs and seasonal supply challenges.
SERAP and the Nigerian Guild of Editors have initiated legal action against the NBC, challenging its threats to sanction broadcasters. They argue that these threats are unconstitutional and unlawful.
A suspect in the shooting incident involving President Donald Trump is now in custody and will face charges on Monday. Trump referred to the individual as a 'lone wolf' and noted that the motive is still unclear.
Governor Otti explained his appointment of Deputy Speaker Ben Kalu's wife as board chairman, emphasizing that his decisions are based on merit. This announcement was made during a wedding event in Umuahia.
Abia Governor Alex Otti emphasizes that appointments in the state will be based on merit rather than political party affiliation or state of origin. He believes that competence should be the primary criterion for selection.
A 31-year-old man named Chukwemeka Destiny has been arrested by the Delta State Police for allegedly planning to kidnap his aunt. He reportedly paid N900,000 to a gang for the plot.
The APC National Secretary has mocked Atiku for reportedly sleeping during an important opposition summit in Ibadan. This incident highlights ongoing tensions between the ruling party and opposition leaders.
The Rivers ADC has successfully held its congress, resulting in Dimkpa being elected as the new chairman. Outgoing chairman Leader Sampson praised the electoral process for its thoroughness and credibility.
The Nigerian government is taking steps to alleviate the financial pressures faced by airlines due to rising fuel costs. Keyamo and Oyedele held a meeting in Abuja to discuss potential interventions.
The NDLEA has revealed that traffickers are now swallowing drugs to smuggle them overland through the Sahara to Europe. This new method poses significant risks for those involved in drug trafficking.
The film 'The Return of Arinzo' features a star-studded cast but suffers from a disjointed narrative. Its ambitious scope results in a chaotic blend of too many storylines.
World leaders have expressed their reactions to a shooting incident at a gala attended by Donald Trump, with a suspect detained and no casualties reported. The event has sparked discussions on security and public safety at high-profile gatherings.
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Olamide Okoya, daughter of industrialist Razaq Okoya, has married Imran Gobir, son of the late former Nigerian ambassador to Iraq. The wedding celebration highlights the union of two prominent families in Nigeria.
The article discusses the subtle signs of a nation's decline, emphasizing that it often masks itself as normalcy until the facade crumbles. It encourages readers to look deeper into the patterns of decay that may not be immediately apparent.
SERAP and the Nigerian Guild of Editors have filed a lawsuit against the NBC over threats to sanction broadcasters for their opinions. Femi Falana will lead the legal team representing them in this case.
CBN Deputy Governor Emem Usoro highlights the bank's reforms that have stabilized Nigeria's economy. These policies are credited with preventing an economic disaster and fostering growth.
Nollywood actress Funke Adesiyan has officially withdrawn from the House of Representatives race for Ibadan South-East/North-East. She cited personal and deliberate reasons for her decision.
President Trump has canceled a planned trip to Pakistan for talks amid ongoing tensions with Iran. This decision puts international mediation efforts between the U.S. and Iran in a precarious position.
World leaders including Netanyahu, Starmer, and Modi have condemned the recent shooting at a gala in Washington. The suspect has been detained and will face federal charges.
Experts at a recent conference encouraged women to pursue leadership roles and financial independence. They emphasized that women's empowerment is crucial for both personal and national growth.
Tuareg rebels have reportedly taken control of the northern city of Kidal in Mali, with support from jihadist fighters. This escalation marks a significant development in the ongoing conflict between the rebels and government forces.
Opposition parties in Nigeria have accused the APC of attempting to establish a one-party state, emphasizing their dedication to multi-party democracy. They are also calling for the removal of INEC Chairman Amupitan in response to these allegations.
Tuareg rebels have reportedly taken control of the northern city of Kidal in Mali. This escalation marks a significant clash between the rebels and the army.
Lagos State is taking proactive measures to ensure a flood-free environment by ordering the quick removal of sanitation waste and clearing of drains. This initiative aims to prepare the city for the upcoming rainy season.
The Nigerian Guild of Editors and SERAP have taken legal action against the NBC for threatening to sanction broadcasters. They argue that the notice is unconstitutional and infringes on freedom of expression.
The Kebbi State Youth Council is advocating for increased youth representation in politics. They are urging the government to support young individuals in their pursuit of elective offices.
Trump claims to have made significant changes in the country despite surviving an assassination attempt during a 2024 election rally. He also mentioned his study of assassinations in light of the incident.
Nasir Ja’oji, a former aide to President Tinubu, has announced his candidacy for the Tarauni Federal Constituency House of Representatives in 2027. This move marks his entry into the political arena ahead of the upcoming elections.
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres condemned recent violent attacks in Mali by jihadists and Tuareg rebels. He called for a coordinated international response to address the escalating violence in the region.