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By Ikechukwu Nnochiri On April 23, Vanguard Law & Human Rights highlighted some of the challenges plaguing the Nigerian judiciary, chief among them the judiciary’s continued reliance on analogue systems. This factor, it noted, was partly responsible for the slow pace of jus...
The Zamfara State Government launched a digital health initiative to improve healthcare delivery across hospitals and health facilities in the state. The Commissioner for Health, Dr Nafisa Muhammad Maradun, announced the initiative during the One-Day Digital Health Stakeholders&#...
The Zamfara State government yesterday boosted its emergency response mechanisms by distributing eight firefighting trucks to some local government areas across the state. Commissioner for Works and Infrastructure, Lawal Barau Bungudu, represented by the Permanent Secretary of th...
Some Nigerians believe that President Tinubu could be the country's potential savior, as discussed during a recent gathering in London. This sentiment reflects a mix of hope and skepticism about his leadership capabilities.
The article discusses critical inquiries about Nigeria's healthcare system and its performance evaluation. It highlights the tendency for public discourse to focus on loud claims rather than essential questions.
The article critiques the recent reforms to the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC), suggesting they may not effectively address the organization's challenges. While the intentions behind the reforms are acknowledged, the author believes they represent a misstep.
The Nigerian Senate is set to investigate the Safe Schools Initiative due to concerns over its effectiveness amid ongoing school kidnappings. Lawmakers are demanding accountability for a program intended to safeguard children that has instead become associated with waste and insecurity.
Ruth Oji emphasizes the importance of self-awareness in enhancing communication skills. She suggests that recognizing one's own behavior can lead to better interactions and improved outcomes in professional settings.
Geovany Quenda expresses excitement about joining Chelsea and is committed to helping the team secure trophies. He recently completed a £40 million transfer to the club.
Aso Rock is under scrutiny due to the PFIPC scandal, highlighting the rapid emergence of scandals in Nigeria. The recent abduction of 46 individuals, including 39 schoolchildren in Oyo State, adds to the country's challenges.
Zamfara State has made notable advancements in sanitation by implementing new strategies that enhance public compliance. The Environmental Sanitation and Enforcement Agency is optimistic about continuing this positive trend.
Governor Dauda Lawal of Zamfara State attended the inaugural State House Press Corps Presidential Dinner in Abuja. President Bola Ahmed Tinubu was honored as the Grand Patron of the State House Press Corps during the event.
Zamfara State has launched an initiative to recruit 3,050 new primary school teachers. The application portal is now open, as announced by Maryam Yahaya Shantali from the Ministry of Education.
FIFA has rejected France's appeal regarding Michael Olise's yellow card, putting him at risk of suspension. This decision could impact his participation in upcoming matches.
US President Donald Trump has authorized new military strikes against Iran in response to attacks on shipping in the Strait of Hormuz. He has issued a warning of more severe actions if Iran continues its aggressive behavior.
First Daily has organized a nationwide security dialogue bringing together Nigeria's political and cultural leaders. The initiative aims to foster open discussions and develop practical solutions for the country's security challenges.
El-Rufai has denied allegations of violating a court order regarding a hospital visit and is calling for the ICPC to retract its statement. His defense team argues that the claims are unfounded and damaging to his reputation.
Experts gathered at the AFEA 2026 conference to discuss the challenges and opportunities for African development. They emphasized the importance of using borrowed funds for capital investment to avoid debt burdens.
Funke Akindele shared her survival tactics as a student at UNILAG, revealing she juggled multiple jobs including nail services and cake sales. She recounted a challenging experience with a dissatisfied customer during her nail job.
Egypt's Football Association has formally requested an investigation from FIFA after a controversial loss to Argentina in the World Cup. This move highlights the ongoing tensions surrounding officiating in international football.
British police are searching for a father suspected of murdering his wife and two daughters. He is believed to have fled to Zimbabwe after the incident.
Three England players missed training ahead of their World Cup quarter-final match against Norway. This absence raises concerns about the team's readiness for the upcoming game.
The Nigerian government has pledged to enhance economic and regional cooperation with Liberia. This commitment was highlighted during a visit from Liberia's Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs, Ambassador Ethel Davis.
An England supporter was reimbursed £10,000 after spending his life savings to take his grandfather to the 2026 FIFA World Cup. This unexpected financial boost has turned a challenging situation into a positive outcome for the fan.
Adeyemi has raised doubts about Gbajabiamila's role in a fake agency scandal, claiming he received an appointment letter from him. This follows a disowning by the president’s Chief of Staff after Adeyemi resisted certain demands.
Egypt's football federation has lodged a complaint with FIFA regarding the officiating in their recent World Cup match. They are seeking an investigation into the performance of the referee, Francois Letexier, citing serious mistakes.
Adeyemi has denied any involvement in the budget preparation for the 2026 Appropriation Act amid a scandal involving a fake agency. The budget includes a significant allocation for the Presidential Economic Advisory Council.
Deputy Speaker Benjamin Kalu has revealed that he was deceived by a fraudulent agency claiming to be the Presidential Fund for Infrastructure and Public Contracts (PFIPC). He acknowledged the agency's non-existence and the misleading information he received.
The Court of Appeal in Abuja has postponed its judgment on the ADC leadership appeal to July 13. This decision follows an appeal filed by David Mark and Rauf Aregbesola.
The Defence Minister, Christopher Musa, has directed soldiers to eliminate bandits on sight to enhance security. He warned that any hesitance from operatives could lead to them being treated as criminals.