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President Tinubu has launched the National Health Technology and Data Analytics Office, appointing Dr. Obi Adigwe as its inaugural coordinator. This initiative aims to enhance Nigeria's digital health capabilities.
Rivers State University has banned nighttime driving on campus after a tragic incident resulted in a student's death. The new rules aim to enhance safety for undergraduates.
The Bayelsa Government is set to regulate black sand mining activities to curb illegal practices in the state. This initiative aims to ensure sustainable mining and protect the environment.
A man has been detained in Anambra for spreading false information about a military helicopter, which led to public panic. The police have confirmed the arrest and are addressing the situation.
The Nigerian Army is set to recruit 28,000 soldiers to bolster security efforts nationwide. This initiative aims to enhance the fight against rising insecurity in the country.
Torrential rainfall has caused severe flooding in Ajah and Mafoluku neighborhoods of Lagos, leaving residents stranded and homes submerged. Access to major roads has been cut off, exacerbating the situation for those affected.
Scientists have linked Europe's severe heatwave to climate change, stating such temperatures would have been nearly impossible fifty years ago. This finding highlights the increasing impact of climate change on weather patterns.
The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control and Prevention (NCDC) has opposed a bill seeking to establish a National Institute for read more NCDC opposes bill to create new infectious disease agency
Standard Bank has become the first African-based bank authorised by the People’s Bank of China (PBOC) to clear transactions in read more Standard Bank becomes first African lender authorised to clear China’s renminbi
Aspiring foreign skilled workers moving to Germany need to know that survival has less to do with professional credentials but read more Language, law, and loneliness: What skilled migrants need to know before moving to Germany
King Charles III has disclosed that he paid £30 million in taxes since becoming monarch in 2022. This marks a historic transparency regarding the British royal family's funding and expenditures.
Zambia’s annual inflation rate eased for the sixth consecutive month in June, falling to 6.5 percent from 6.6 percent in read more Zambia’s inflation falls for sixth straight month on stronger kwacha, bumper harvest
A court has overturned a previous decision that recognized the National Democratic Coalition (NDC) as a political party, citing constitutional defects. This ruling raises questions about the party's future in Nigeria's political landscape.
The Nigerian government has successfully secured the release of six citizens detained in Côte d'Ivoire since 2025. This development marks a significant diplomatic achievement for Nigeria in addressing the welfare of its nationals abroad.
Dr. Tolulope Adewole, CEO of MedServe, cautions Nigerians against substituting physical doctors with AI tools for medical diagnoses. He emphasizes the importance of consulting qualified medical professionals despite AI's advancements in healthcare.
MrM & Revelation will be honored as Music Icons of the Year at the Anambra Man of the Year Award in July. This recognition highlights their significant contributions to the gospel music scene.
Rabiu Kwankwaso, the vice-presidential candidate of the Nigeria Democratic Congress, met with former President Olusegun Obasanjo in Kano. The meeting highlights ongoing political engagements ahead of the upcoming elections.
President Bola Tinubu has committed to tackling substance abuse and drug trafficking through innovative strategies. He praised the NDLEA for their significant achievements in drug seizures over the past year and a half.
Abure criticized Peter Obi for not unifying the Labour Party amid its ongoing crisis. He also refuted claims of financial misconduct regarding campaign donations.
He honoured Alex Ekubo with a heartfelt tribute, recalling the actor’s kindness and the birthday celebration he never got to organise. The post How death overtook actor Alex Ekubo’s plan to mark Pete Edochie, 80, next year appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
Chioma Ifemeludike has withdrawn from the Anambra Central Senatorial District race for 2027, citing personal convictions. This decision marks a significant shift in the political landscape of the region.
Lagos police have arrested a 21-year-old man found with suspected human remains and firearms during a routine stop-and-search. This incident raises concerns about security and crime in the area.
Governor Okpebholo has appointed Martin Oli, a non-indigene, as a commissioner in Edo State. This decision highlights his commitment to inclusive governance.
A student in Bayelsa has been detained by police for allegedly spreading false information about a bandit invasion. This incident highlights the serious consequences of misinformation in society.
Peter Obi has urged President Tinubu to delay the implementation of state police until after the 2027 election due to concerns over potential political manipulation. This call highlights ongoing debates about security reforms in Nigeria.
Rivers State Governor Fubara urges the private sector to invest in Nigeria's blue economy, emphasizing its potential to exceed oil and gas revenues. This call aims to stimulate economic growth and sustainability in the region.
The African Democratic Congress (ADC) supports state police in Nigeria but criticizes President Tinubu’s ‘rushed’ plan, citing lack of safeguards and prope
Six Nigerians detained in Côte d'Ivoire have been released following diplomatic efforts by the Federal Government. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs confirmed the successful intervention on Friday.
A Federal High Court in Lokoja has overturned its previous ruling that mandated the registration of the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) as a political party. This decision impacts the NDC's political aspirations in Nigeria.
Peter Obi has called on President Tinubu to postpone the implementation of state police until after the 2027 elections. He warns that hasty legislation could be used to suppress opposition and manipulate the electoral process.