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NiDCOM has issued a warning to Nigerians in South Africa about increasing violence and planned protests in several cities. The advisory highlights potential risks in East London, Cape Town, Durban, and Gauteng Province this week.
Prof. Eghosa Emmanuel Osaghae emphasized that economic diplomacy is crucial for Nigeria's global influence. The UAE's investment of N4.5bn in Africa and resumption of direct flights to Lagos highlight this strategy's potential.
Youth groups in Southern Borno have raised N38.5 million to support Senator Muhammadu Ali Ndume's fifth-term senatorial bid. This initiative reflects strong local backing for Ndume's continued political journey.
The NSCDC in Osun State has discovered a hearing and speech-impaired teenage girl wandering in Osogbo. They are appealing to the public for assistance in identifying her and reuniting her with her family.
Turkey's President Erdogan has dismissed the deputy education minister following two tragic school shootings. The incidents have ignited public demands for stricter gun control measures.
The Nigerians in Diaspora Commission (NiDCOM) has urged Nigerians in South Africa to follow safety guidelines due to increasing anti-foreigner protests. This advisory comes from the Nigerian Consulate General in Johannesburg amid rising tensions.
The Nigerian Bar Association in Ibadan criticizes Governor Makinde for inadequate funding of the judiciary. They highlight issues like non-functional courts and insufficient transportation for magistrates.
Dr. Nonye Soludo urges Nigerians to unite in the fight against malaria, emphasizing its impact on children and pregnant women. Her call aims to mobilize collective efforts to eradicate this preventable disease.
Renaissance Africa Energy Company has launched six community projects in Rivers State to support areas affected by an oil spill. These initiatives include a 200-seat town hall and a school building.
Oyo State has reported five confirmed cases of Lassa fever, resulting in one death. The government is implementing emergency measures to control the outbreak and protect public health.
Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) has treated 26,000 malnourished children in Katsina during a surge of malaria cases. This effort coincides with the global observance of World Malaria Day 2026.
Prof. Tunji Olaopa emphasizes that effective local governance is essential for a thriving democracy. He advocates for a functional local government system as a foundation for democratic principles.
Nigerian banks report record profits while citizens continue to struggle economically. This disparity highlights the challenges faced by the average Nigerian amidst a seemingly robust banking sector.
Lagos residents have shown strong support for the reintroduced monthly sanitation exercise, with a commendable turnout. The government praises this engagement as a positive step towards community cleanliness.
Dr. Bernard M. Doro advocates for a unified humanitarian system to enhance tracking of poverty relief outcomes. The Federal Government has already disbursed over N11.482 billion to assist 183,186 households in Kwara.
The Uvwie General Improvement Union has warned the Itsekiri people against escalating ethnic tensions over ownership disputes in Uvwie Local Government. This caution aims to promote peace and unity among the communities involved.
Edo State Police have rescued a 70-year-old farmer who was kidnapped and prevented a N30 million ransom payment. This successful operation highlights the ongoing efforts of law enforcement to combat kidnapping in the region.
The Ecobank Alumni Association, led by Gbenga Adimula, is advocating for enhanced collaboration among former staff and the bank. This initiative aims to strengthen networking and welfare programs for alumni.
Nigeria's capital market has successfully mobilized N4.65 trillion under the guidance of the SEC. The article discusses future expectations for regulators in this evolving financial landscape.
The Enugu delegation, led by Mbah, visited President Tinubu, sparking discussions about its political significance. The visit is seen as having strategic advantages and potential implications for future collaborations.
Cloves are highlighted for their significant health benefits, including relief from ulcers and toothaches. They also help regulate blood sugar levels, making them a valuable addition to the diet.
A Kwara monarch has stated he will not return to his community until security conditions improve. He has been away from his palace since a terrorist attack on January 1, 2026.
The ADC party is facing internal disarray, according to President Tinubu's adviser. The presidency has defended Tinubu's comments regarding the party's struggles.
An oil company has launched several community projects to support areas affected by oil spills. These initiatives include educational facilities and infrastructure improvements in Rivers State.
Experts highlight the significant underfunding of women-led startups in Africa, which receive only 2% of venture capital funding. This inequity persists despite evidence of their efficiency and potential for growth.
Nasir Bala Ja’oji, a former aide to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, has announced his candidacy for the House of Representatives in Kano. His declaration marks a significant step in his political career.
The Initiative for Let There be Teachers Foundation plans to mobilise 200,000 teachers across Nigeria. This effort aims to enhance the teaching profession and improve education nationwide.
The Agege LG chairman has initiated a community sanitation drive, encouraging residents to participate in maintaining cleanliness. This effort aims to promote health and prevent hazards in the community.
The presidency has come to President Tinubu's defense regarding his 'noise' comment about the ADC convention. They argue that the opposition's criticism is politically motivated.
Pharmacists in Nigeria are advocating for the creation of a Presidential Committee to guide the policy on drug importation. This initiative aims to support the federal government's ban on drug imports and enhance local pharmaceutical production.