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NCDC reports a significant rise in Lassa Fever cases and deaths, with 229 fatalities in 2026. Learn about affected states and prevention measures.
Afrobeats star Davido announces an exclusive live premiere for his new ‘Oriade’ album in London on August 11. Get details on tickets and the album’s releas
Gombe Police Command returns a Toyota Highlander SUV to its owner, Mrs. Cecilia A. Duru, five years after it was stolen in Rivers State.
The US will restart imports of Mexican cattle next month after a year-long prohibition due to a screwworm fly outbreak. This decision follows the USDA's inspection process to ensure safety.
Cape Verde’s World Cup star goalkeeper Vozinha signs with Chilean football giants Colo Colo. Learn more about his move after impressive tournament displays
Trump stirred controversy by labeling LeBron James as 'maybe a racist' while expressing support for Michael Jordan in the debate over the greatest basketball player. His comments have sparked discussions about race and sportsmanship in America.
Citizens in Delta State are urging local government chairmen to enhance transparency and accountability as they mark their second anniversary. Concerns have been raised over the management of public funds and the need for greater public trust.
Six African nations have announced visa-free travel for Nigerians, enhancing regional mobility. The countries also provided local cuisine recommendations for travelers to enjoy.
Former inmates have called on the Nigerian government to take action regarding over 30 Nigerians imprisoned in Tanzania. They highlighted poor prison conditions and lengthy trial delays as critical issues affecting their fellow citizens.
Lassa fever fatalities in Nigeria have reached 229, with 23 states reporting confirmed cases this year. The majority of infections are concentrated in Ondo, Bauchi, Taraba, Edo, and Benue states.
MC Oluomo has warned Governor Adeleke against suspending the National Union of Road Transport Workers (NURTW) in Osun. The situation has escalated from a struggle for control of motor parks into a significant conflict between the state government and the union.
The NDLEA has received court approval to dismantle a methamphetamine facility worth N480 billion in Ogun. This decision follows concerns about the safety of officials exposed to hazardous chemicals at the site.
Atiku Abubakar has called on President Tinubu to take responsibility for addressing pension issues in Nigeria. He criticized the APC administration for lacking knowledge in good governance and developmental communication.
Nigeria has been recognized as one of the top 10 countries for news trustworthiness in 2026. This achievement highlights the growing confidence in media among Nigerians.
This week's discussions encouraged a focus on long-term solutions rather than just immediate crises. Readers were urged to envision a sustainable future.
African parents have important decisions to make about their children's citizenship status before they turn 18. Many mistakenly believe that citizenship is fixed at birth, but there are options available during childhood.
The PDP is exploring strategies for a potential comeback by 2027 amidst internal divisions. One faction believes in past victories over challenges, while the other is confident in legal vindication.
Faith Morey emphasizes that while education opens doors, confidence and social skills are crucial for long-term success. Her insights highlight the importance of personal development alongside academic achievements.
A new claim disputes the circumstances surrounding General Abacha's death, asserting he was not with a woman at the time. This statement challenges various theories that have circulated over the years.
Atiku Abubakar denies claims of bribing former Speaker Ghali Na’Abba regarding former President Obasanjo's impeachment. He questions the timing of the allegations, suggesting they are unfounded since Na’Abba has passed away.
The military is facing major challenges in combating terrorism in northern Nigeria due to ungoverned areas and difficult terrain. Inadequate local intelligence and lack of cooperation further complicate their efforts.
President Tinubu has urged Nigerian doctors and medical professionals abroad to return home to contribute to the healthcare system. This call was made during a meeting with the Nigerian Diaspora Medical Associations Worldwide.
GTCO is promoting a shift in Nigeria's autism discourse from mere awareness to full acceptance. This initiative is part of their 16th Annual Confab focused on enhancing public understanding and support for autism.
Anchoria's Investor Forum addressed the significant wealth disparity in Nigeria and emphasized the importance of private investment in bridging this gap. The event highlighted the critical role of financial engagement in fostering economic growth.
Over 160,000 people have been evacuated in France and Spain due to severe wildfires. The fires have caused significant destruction near Madrid and Bordeaux.
Nigeria's drug issue poses a significant threat to the youth, who are seen as the future leaders of the country. Addressing this crisis is crucial for safeguarding the nation's leadership potential.
Don Julio celebrates World Tequila Day by honoring the iconic Don Margarita. The event highlights the significance of tequila in the world of spirits.
Two sisters have successfully transitioned from selling cooking gas to managing a portfolio of 1,000 shortlet apartments valued at N1 billion. Their journey highlights entrepreneurial growth and innovation in Nigeria's real estate sector.
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