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Lagos State is reintroducing its monthly environmental sanitation exercise to promote cleanliness. The government plans to reward the cleanest local government area each month to encourage compliance.
A man has been sentenced to life in prison for raping his daughter, highlighting the increasing number of rape convictions in the state. This case reflects ongoing efforts to address sexual violence and ensure justice for victims.
The APC has suspended the spokesperson for Senate President Akpabio for allegedly holding an unapproved meeting. The spokesperson disputes the suspension, claiming the gathering was informal and did not need party approval.
Muraina Banjoko, an Ogun APC senatorial aspirant, has denied reports that he is stepping down for Senator Ibikunle Amosun. This clarification comes ahead of the party's primaries in Ogun Central.
UNICEF held a stakeholders roundtable in Bauchi to advocate for child protection and rights. This initiative aims to enhance child survival in Adamawa, Bauchi, and Gombe states.
The reintroduction of the monthly sanitation exercise in Lagos State saw varied compliance among residents. While some adhered to movement restrictions, participation in cleanup activities was limited.
Sokoto State Governor, Dr. Ahmed Aliyu, has urged the 2026 Batch 'A' stream 11 corps members to take initiative in driving local development. He emphasized their potential as agents of change in the community.
The Nigerian Army has recovered suspected remains of a slain soldier couple. Efforts are underway to identify the remains and arrange proper burials to honor their sacrifice.
NNPC has issued a statement denying false claims about the sale of refinery scrap and equipment. The organization emphasized that these reports are misleading and should not be trusted.
The Information Minister highlighted the Vanguard 2025 Image Maker Award as a significant recognition for Nigeria. This award reflects the ongoing reforms and commitment to sustainable growth in the nation.
The NASENI boss emphasizes the need for Nigerian universities to adopt innovative practices to enhance technological advancement. This call comes in response to the current low level of innovation in the country.
Kenyan President Ruto has praised the Dangote refinery for helping to resolve fuel scarcity in Nigeria. He highlighted it as a significant example of effective African solutions to longstanding issues.
Akwa Ibom Governor Umo Eno celebrated his 62nd birthday by providing scholarships, jobs, and houses to less privileged individuals in orphanages. This initiative highlights his commitment to supporting vulnerable communities in the state.
Clean cooking carbon finance in Africa may struggle to grow without government support. The World Health Organisation highlights the severe health risks of traditional cooking fuels, particularly for women and children.
Governor Ademola Adeleke has praised the agricultural sector's achievements, highlighting the planting of 400,000 cocoa seedlings and the cultivation of 4,511 acres with new tractors. This expansion reflects a positive trend in agricultural development in the region.
Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan has rejected a N1 billion defamation judgment and plans to appeal. She claims her remarks on Arise TV were in response to allegations made against her.
Governor Muhammadu Inuwa Yahaya emphasizes the need for the Northern Nigeria Development Company (NNDC) to spearhead economic revival in the northern region. He calls for urgent transformation to boost the area's economy.
Enugu State is investing N24 billion to construct 260 new Primary Health Care (PHC) centers across its wards. Governor Peter Mbah has initiated this project to enhance healthcare access in the state.
Five people, including a traditional ruler and his family, were killed by armed bandits in Benue State. The incident has raised concerns about security in the region.
Iran has executed a man for allegedly working with Israel's spy agency during protests. This action highlights ongoing tensions in the region.
The Chartered Institute of Taxation of Nigeria (CITN) and Fowokan have expressed support for the new Finance Minister, emphasizing the need for urgent reforms. They aim to address Nigeria's fiscal challenges, including rising debt and fluctuating oil revenues.
Police rescued an electrician who was kidnapped after being lured with job offers. The operation took place in Anambra State on April 18.
The Nigerian police are set to establish a new unit aimed at combating the rising incidents of kidnapping across the country. This initiative comes in response to the increasing number of victims, including civil servants and students.
Nigeria and South Africa are collaborating to enhance energy infrastructure, aiming to position Africa as an energy powerhouse. Industry leaders emphasized the importance of this strategic partnership during the South Africa Week event in Lagos.
The police have clarified that Edo CP Agbonika is not associated with a viral video where he appeared to smile during threatening remarks made by Egogo. This statement comes after Agbonika faced backlash for the video's content.
The APC has been urged to apologize to Osun State civil servants before making a bid for power. This call comes from Pelumi Olajengbesi, spokesperson for Governor Ademola Adeleke’s re-election campaign council.
US immigration authorities arrested a 53-year-old Nigerian national in Los Angeles with a criminal record of child molestation and other sex offenses.
A High Court in Abuja has ordered the arrest of lawyer Victor Giwa and a police officer for allegedly evading arraignment. This decision highlights ongoing legal challenges in the region.
The US has reinstated a credit guarantee to entice Nigerian agro-importers, following a significant increase in agricultural trade. This move aims to strengthen economic ties and enhance trade opportunities between the two nations.
Nigeria’s EFCC has issued a stern warning to content creators and skit makers against using its name, logo, or likeness without approval to avoid prosecuti