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Female students at ATBU Bauchi protest insecurity and demand better protection after an armed robbery attack on their hostel. Read more about the ATBU stud
Three students of the Federal University of Lafia have been abducted by gunmen in Nasarawa. Police have launched a manhunt to rescue the victims.
IPAC hails the Appeal Court’s verdict restoring ADC and four other political parties, calling it a courageous reaffirmation of constitutional democracy.
The Federal Government has presented houses to the Super Falcons for their 2025 WAFCON victory, fulfilling a promise ahead of their 2026 WAFCON campaign.
Benue State Governor condemns a fresh attack on Efeyi community by suspected armed herders, killing 15. Security forces neutralized two attackers.
Former IG Mike Okiro accuses the Nigerian government of weakening the police force, contributing to worsening Nigeria insecurity. He highlights inadequate
Afenifere and Southern leaders endorse state police but demand governors have full powers to appoint and sack CPs, advocating for true federalism in Nigeri
President Trump pledges a White House honor for a 16-year-old lifeguard, Ryder, who bravely rescued a boy from deadly waves off the California coast.
APC Chairman, Prof. Nentawe Yilwatda, states Peter Obi has been switching parties since 2014, dismissing claims APC is behind opposition crises.
By Adeola Badru Oyo State Governor, Seyi Makinde, on Tuesday received two surveillance aircraft and announced a strategic partnership with the Nigerian Air Force (NAF) to strengthen intelligence gathering and aerial security operations across the state. The governor described the...
By Gift ChapiOdekina, Abuja The House of Representatives Committee on Petroleum Resources (Downstream) has begun efforts to resolve differences between petroleum importers and domestic refiners as part of measures to strengthen Nigeria’s downstream oil and gas sector. The commi...
THE Minister of Agriculture and Food Security, Senator Abubakar Kyari, Tuesday, said Nigeria and other African countries need to seriously invest in the young population to drive the food systems. The post Food Production: Minister Kyari calls for investment in youths appeared fi...
A serving Nigerian military intelligence officer, Colonel Abdussalam A. Ude, has reportedly been shot dead after resisting an attempted abduction read more Military intelligence officer shot dead resisting abduction in Abuja
Mr Emeje said the challenges have slowed efforts to validate traditional medicines scientifically and develop locally produced herbal products that can be safely incorporated into healthcare. The post NNMDA says funding challenges, infrastructure gaps slowing herbal medicine rese...
By Hadiza Yusuf The Chairman of the Kano State Taskforce Committee on the Control of Drug Abuse and Illicit Substances, Barrister Muhuyi Magaji Rimin Gado, has identified drug abuse as a major factor contributing to crime and gang violence in the state. Speaking during a media ch...
Segilola Resources Operating Limited (SROL), Nigeria’s first large-scale commercial gold mining company, has expanded its corporate social responsibility (CSR) programme read more SROL expands CSR drive with youth transport scheme, artisan support in Osun
Veteran Nigerian singer 9ice delivered an energetic performance as the City Boy Movement officially inaugurated its Lagos State chapter on Tuesday, entertaining guests at an event that also focused on mobilising support for President Bola Tinubu ahead of the 2027 general election...
The Attorney-General of the Federation, Lateef Fagbemi, made a surprise appearance for the prosecution in Mr Sowore’s cyberstalking trial on Tuesday to block the summons issued for the DG of SSS to appear as defence witness. The post Cyberstalking Trial: Sowore drops request to...
Rafa Corporation, maker of Rafa Detergent, announces a landmark investment in Nigeria’s largest continuous soap manufacturing facility, boosting production
The choice of an African world allows for the complexity of perspectives and the inevitable process of effective disagreement needed to establish new ways of interacting, both positively and negatively, in our world. Afrilition does not insist on African unity but recognises coop...
Many cross-border transactions still rely on the US dollar as an intermediary currency. At the same time, African currencies are often difficult to exchange directly, and few mechanisms exist for countries to settle payments with one another in local currencies. The post Financia...
By Henry Umoru ABUJA — The Southern and Middle Belt Leaders Forum (SMBLF) has reaffirmed its support for the establishment of state police, insisting that any such arrangement must reflect the principles of true federalism rather than what it described as a “federal-contr...
Clearview Hospital has launched a new lifestyle medicine and aesthetics clinic as it marks nine years of operations, highlighting how read more Clearview Hospital expands into lifestyle medicine as demand for specialist private healthcare grows
Nigerian product designer Bright Chinenyeze is emerging as one of a growing number of African technology professionals using design to read more Nigerian product designer Bright Chinenyeze champions inclusive tech across Africa
A two-storey building that occupants reportedly knew was developing dangerous structural cracks collapsed on Monday in the Ajuwon area of read more Ignored warning signs end in disaster as two-storey building collapses in Ogun, many feared dead
Nigeria has recorded over 1,600 deaths and 650 building collapse incidents since 1974. The FG proposes new policies to curb building collapse in Nigeria.
The Federal Government has inaugurated a committee to strengthen Nigeria’s agricultural quarantine system, aiming to curb farm export rejection and boost n
Four suspected cultists, allegedly members of Aiye Confraternity, have been arrested in Edo State during a raid, with dangerous weapons recovered.
A new report reveals 29% of Borno teachers are highly stressed and at risk of quitting due to insecurity, displacement, and disrupted education.
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