University of Abuja law student triumphs in West African speech competition in Sierra Leone
A UniAbuja law student has won the 9th Inter-Universities Speech Contest in Sierra Leone, representing Nigeria and making the university proud.
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A UniAbuja law student has won the 9th Inter-Universities Speech Contest in Sierra Leone, representing Nigeria and making the university proud.
Barcelona midfielder Frenkie de Jong is undergoing treatment for a torn knee ligament suffered at the World Cup. Get the latest on De Jong’s injury and rec
The ADC argues that a letter from Donald Trump will not shield President Tinubu from voter discontent in 2027. They highlight ongoing issues of insecurity and economic hardship as significant factors affecting voter sentiment.
The Nigerian Senate supports a bill mandating social media companies like Facebook and TikTok to open physical offices in Nigeria, aiming for greater accou
The US vows to punish Iran after Houthi allies strike Saudi tankers, sending oil prices soaring and raising global alarm over escalating US Iran conflict.
Qua’an-Pan Local Government in Plateau State bans unauthorised herders’ settlements and grazing on farmlands to boost security and peace.
Peter Obi discusses Nigeria’s democracy, economy, and credible elections with British High Commissioner Richard Montgomery as his tenure concludes.
The Federal Government has commenced training for 5,000 smart meter installers nationwide, a move set to boost electricity access and create jobs for Niger
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Oyo lawmaker Remi Oseni launches N280m smart learning hubs across nine LGAs, offering AI, robotics, coding, and free exam registrations to bridge the digit
Two students from Gateway ICT Polytechnic in Ogun State have died after consuming a substance known as 'laughing gas.' Additionally, two others have been hospitalized due to the incident.
TikTok has successfully removed 4.8 million inappropriate videos in Nigeria during the second quarter of 2026. The platform's proactive measures led to the majority of these removals occurring before user reports.
Katsina Local Government has inaugurated a new maternity clinic aimed at enhancing healthcare services for mothers and children. Radda praised the chairman for his commitment to improving healthcare initiatives in the region.
Blessing Okoro, known as Blessing CEO, has been granted bail of N20 million by an Ikeja Special Offences Court. This follows allegations of her involvement in a N69.15 million property fraud case.
Youths have blocked the entrance of the NVRI in protest against the appointment of the FCAHPT Provost by the Berom community. As of now, there has been no official response from the Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Food Security or the college management.
Benue State reported only one confirmed case of Lassa fever in the past month, with no fatalities. The Commissioner credited this success to effective disease surveillance and management efforts.
The Presidency has backed President Tinubu's reforms, emphasizing that tough decisions are essential for long-term stability. They assert that seeking public approval should not hinder necessary actions.
INEC is ramping up its voter registration campaign in Ebonyi ahead of the July 26 deadline. The commission highlights the importance of obtaining a voter’s card for civic participation.
The PFN has called on President Tinubu to withdraw the controversial Road Safety Corps Bill, labeling it as an unnecessary measure against Christians. Bishop David Bakare emphasized the bill's negative implications for religious freedoms.
Google has launched a selfie video sign-in feature for account access, enhancing security through facial verification. This innovation reflects a broader trend in technology towards biometric authentication over traditional passwords.
Legislators have approved the State Police Bill despite a walkout by opposition members who cited constitutional breaches. This move marks a significant step in the ongoing debate over state policing in Nigeria.
Governor Adeleke has banned the activities of the National Union of Road Transport Workers (NURTW) in Osun State. He has instructed security agencies to arrest anyone who violates this order for prosecution.
Sunday Igboho has vowed to eliminate bandits from Kwara's forests through his Iru Ekun Security Network. He emphasizes that criminal activities will not be tolerated in the region.
A US pastor has been convicted of stealing over $340,000 from two churches to fund gambling. Learn more about the conviction and upcoming sentencing.
LASUTH defends its ongoing digitalisation programme, assuring patients of progress despite concerns over manual record movement. Learn about the phased imp
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CAF confirms the AFCON 2027 tournament will retain its 24-team format, dismissing reports of any changes. Qualifiers begin September 2026.
President Tinubu charges North-East governors to intensify efforts against terrorism and banditry, highlighting economic stability and infrastructure commi
REAN calls for concrete action to accelerate Nigeria’s clean energy transition, unlock investment, and expand energy access. Learn more about the push for
The NSCDC and Ankpa Traditional Council in Kogi State are collaborating to combat illegal coal mining, promoting lawful operations and community developmen