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Cross River State has initiated a weeklong campaign aimed at reducing deaths from preeclampsia, a significant contributor to maternal and neonatal fatalities. The campaign focuses on early detection and quality care to improve health outcomes.
President Tinubu honors the late Rev William Okoye, a former Aso Villa Chaplain who served under Presidents Obasanjo and Jonathan. He praised Okoye's dedicated service and deep faith.
A vigilante leader was murdered by bandits in Katsina, sparking protests and a highway blockade. Police have confirmed the incident and are investigating further.
The White House has announced that President Donald Trump will attend the 2026 FIFA World Cup final. The event will take place at the New York-New Jersey Stadium, featuring Argentina and Spain.
A High Court in Abuja has ordered the permanent forfeiture of assets worth N8.97 billion linked to businesswoman Aisha Achimugu. The assets include N4.6 billion in jewelry, N4.2 billion in vehicles, and cash.
US President Donald Trump has suspended a teleprompter operator due to allegations of betting on the content of his speeches. The White House confirmed the decision on Thursday.
Umahi has dismissed claims of foul play regarding the death of a nurse found in his compound, urging against politicizing the incident. He emphasizes the need for a respectful approach to the situation.
FIFA is investigating Argentina for displaying a banner related to the Falkland Islands during their World Cup semi-final victory over England. The outcome of this review may lead to potential sanctions against the Argentine team.
US military has conducted airstrikes against Iranian positions for the sixth consecutive night. This escalation highlights ongoing tensions in the region.
Senate President Akpabio humorously mocked Oshiomhole during a debate on ambassadorial nominations, referencing a controversial viral video. He suggested that the video was so surreal it could be mistaken for AI-generated content.
Tunde Ayeni, the former chairman of Skye Bank, has been re-arraigned for the third time in a N15.6 billion fraud case. The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has amended the charges against him.
Victor Osimhen is set to become the captain of Galatasaray following Mauro Icardi's departure. He previously showcased strong leadership and performance, contributing to the team's league title win last season.
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In a separate trial, two other men, Ojobo Joshua and Aliyu Hashim, face charges of conspiracy, impersonation of an EFCC officer and obtaining $700,000 by false pretence. The post Court convicts two of impersonating EFCC officers, sets date for sentencing appeared first on Premium...
FAAN is set to implement a new facial recognition system called V-Pass at domestic airports, replacing physical IDs. This initiative aims to enhance security and improve the passenger experience.
Rep. Ikenga Ugochinyere commends President Tinubu, Minister Umahi, and Gov. Soludo for their approval of the Oba-Nnewi-Uga Road project. This development is seen as a significant achievement for the South-East region.
President Tinubu has officially awarded Vice President Kashim Shettima the certificate for his role as running mate in the upcoming 2027 presidential election. This solidifies their partnership for the electoral race ahead.
US President Donald Trump is set to attend the World Cup final between Spain and Argentina. This will be his first appearance at the tournament.
A teleprompter operator for Trump has been suspended for reportedly betting on presidential speeches using insider knowledge. The operator allegedly made over $100,000 in prediction market bets.
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The Lagos State Government has deployed a swamp buggy to clean the Ogombo canal in Eti-Osa to address recent flooding issues. This initiative aims to improve drainage and prevent future flooding in the area.
The Egor Local Government Chairman has donated buses and motorcycles to the police and Edo security agency. This initiative aims to enhance crime fighting and improve security in the area.
Nigerian telecom stakeholders have expressed support for the NCC's draft business rules for Mobile Virtual Network Operators. They are also calling for stronger enforcement of these regulations to enhance the sector's integrity.
Ariwera Jonathan, son of former President Goodluck Jonathan, has graduated from Manchester Metropolitan University in the UK. This achievement highlights the educational pursuits of the Jonathan family.
Lagos State Government has announced the academic calendar for 2026/2027, with schools set to resume on September 14, 2026. This initiative aims to provide clarity and structure for students and parents in the state.
The Intelligence Response Team (IRT) of Kwara State Police Command has arrested two Togolese over plans to extort N22 million from a Nigerian through kidnapping. The post Two Togolese in Kwara Police net over foiled kidnap attempt appeared first on Vanguard News.
The Federal Government emphasizes the need for enhanced regional cooperation among African nations to address the digital divide. This initiative aims to foster inclusivity in the digital landscape across the continent.
The NHIA has sent compliance officers to hospitals to address unlawful fees and enhance service delivery for enrollees. This initiative aims to ensure better healthcare access and compliance with regulations.
INEC is planning a mock presidential election and a technology audit to improve the electoral process ahead of the 2027 elections. This initiative aims to enhance reliability and address concerns raised during the 2023 elections.
President Tinubu has approved the reconstruction of the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway using durable concrete materials. This initiative aims to provide a long-lasting solution to the road's maintenance issues.