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Cholera outbreak in Plateau claims five lives and confirms 11 cases
He said the Ministry of Health is intensifying public health interventions to contain the outbreak, prevent further spread and minimise its impact on affected communities. The post Five dead, 11 cases confirmed in Plateau cholera outbreak appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
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Nigeria needs to enhance infrastructure for oil revenue benefits to reach all citizens
OLUMIDE EMMANUEL, CEO, Common Sense Group, is a multi-talented Nigerian with diverse interests and deep knowledge of the country’s economy, read more Nigeria must invest in infrastructure for oil windfall to trickle down to everybody’
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Daughter of detained soldier in alleged coup against Tinubu pens heartfelt letter to father
Khadija, the daughter of a detained soldier involved in an alleged coup against President Tinubu, expresses her emotional turmoil in a heartfelt letter. She shares her fears and the uncertainty of her father's situation as he remains in military custody without family contact.
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Senators criticize Akpabio's leadership; Oshiomhole claims he is viewed as an adversary
Senators have expressed dissatisfaction with Senator Akpabio's leadership style. Oshiomhole claims Akpabio perceives him as a threat, suggesting a tense dynamic within the Senate.
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UN reports gang violence in Haiti has resulted in 2,300 fatalities
The UN reports that gang violence in Haiti has led to at least 2,300 deaths and numerous kidnappings in 2026. Authorities are being urged to address the issue of impunity and enhance gang suppression efforts.
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IMF's 2026 Article IV Consultation Aims for Comprehensive Reforms
In a qualified sense, the fund’s report presents a picture of an economy that is stronger financially, today, than it was three years ago, but not yet strong socially. Put this way, the IMF’s report simply reinforces something the average Joe on Nigeria’s streets ha...
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Oil prices decline as US-Iran agreement lifts global market confidence
Oil prices fell sharply on Monday while global equities rallied after the United States and Iran announced a deal to end their conflict and reopen the Strait of Hormuz, easing fears of supply disruptions. The two countries confirmed the agreement following a mediation effort by P...
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Former Canada PM cites boyfriend responsibilities for missing World Cup opener in favor of US game
“Sometimes supportive boyfriend duties call. But you know who I’m rooting for to take the Cup,” Trudeau wrote. The post ‘Supportive boyfriend duties’ – Ex-Canada PM explains why he missed Canada World Cup opener for US match appeared first on Vanguard News.
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Security forces apprehend 46 suspected undocumented migrants in Ogun
The authorities said preliminary investigations revealed that the suspects had lived in Ogun State for about six months before their arrest. The post Troops, security agencies arrest 46 suspected illegal immigrants in Ogun appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
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Cholera outbreak in Plateau LGA results in five deaths and 53 infections
The Plateau State Government explained that the fatalities included four women and one man, bringing the case fatality rate to 9.43 per cent. The post Cholera Claims Five Lives, 53 Residents Infected In Plateau LGA appeared first on Channels Television.
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US and Iran agree on pact to conclude conflict and reopen Hormuz Strait
The US and Iran have finalized a pact aimed at ending their conflict and reopening the Hormuz Strait. This agreement marks a significant diplomatic achievement for both nations.
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Lawmakers to gather urgently to discuss extension of 2025 budget
Nigerian lawmakers are set to meet urgently to discuss a potential extension of the 2025 budget. This would mark the third extension aimed at ensuring the completion of ongoing federal projects.
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Sokoto PDP turmoil escalates with factions naming rival candidates and leaders
By Musa Ubandawaki, Sokoto The internal crisis in the Sokoto State chapter of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has escalated, with rival factions now producing separate governorship candidates and parallel state executive committees ahead of future elections. The development hi...
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Lawmakers to convene urgently today to discuss 2025 budget extension legislation
By Gift ChapiOdekina, Abuja The House of Representatives has convened an emergency sitting to consider a bill seeking to extend the implementation period of the capital component of the 2025 budget by an additional three months. In a notice dated June 11, 2026, and signed by the ...
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Security is vital for our democracy’s survival, says CAN on Black Sunday
The Christian Association of Nigeria emphasizes that security is crucial for the survival of Nigeria's democracy. They marked Black Sunday to honor victims of insecurity, highlighting the urgent need for improved safety measures.
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Netherlands and Japan settle for a 2-2 draw in exciting World Cup match
Netherlands and Japan played to a thrilling 2-2 draw in the World Cup, earning both teams a valuable point. This result keeps their qualification hopes alive in a competitive Group F.
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Ten African nations projected to be the safest places to reside in 2026
Ten African nations are projected to be the safest places to reside in 2026, highlighting the importance of safety in living and investment decisions. This ranking reflects a growing focus on security across the continent.
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Ibom Air launches domestic flights from the newly opened Uyo international terminal
Ibom Air has commenced domestic flights from the newly opened Uyo international terminal. This operational shift enhances passenger experience by providing a more modern facility for domestic travel.
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El-Buba urges Tinubu to save kidnapped children or step down
By Golok Nanmwa JOS — FOUNDER of Evangelical Biblical Outreach Ministries International, EBOMI, Prophet Isa El-Buba, has called on President Bola Tinubu to intensify efforts to tackle insecurity across the country, saying the government must prioritise the protection of lives a...
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Tinubu's Economic Approach: An Analysis
An analysis of President Tinubu's economic approach highlights a developing division of labor in Nigeria's democratic landscape. The discussion emphasizes the significance of national dates in shaping the country's economic policies.
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Toxic gas leaks endanger health and livelihoods in Rivers community, investigation reveals
Toxic gas leaks from abandoned oil infrastructure in Bille, Rivers State, have been threatening the health and livelihoods of the local community for nearly a year. An investigation highlights the urgent need for action to address this environmental hazard.
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Katsina residents face N20 million levy as bandits escalate attacks in the area
Katsina residents are facing a N20 million levy imposed by bandits amid escalating attacks in the area. This situation follows the recent death of retired Major General Rabe Abubakar, highlighting the growing insecurity.
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Paediatrician Utilizes Social Media to Provide Reliable Child Healthcare Services Throughout Nigeria
Dr. Gbemisola Boyede is using social media to offer reliable child healthcare information to parents in Nigeria. This initiative is helping to address significant gaps in pediatric healthcare access across the country.
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CAN commemorates victims of insecurity with Black Sunday observance
The Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) held a nationwide Black Sunday to honor victims of insecurity. They urged the government to take immediate action to address the ongoing crisis.
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Ogun residents confront dangers of toxic waste site and hazardous road conditions
Residents of Ifo in Ogun State are facing serious health risks due to a toxic dumpsite and hazardous road conditions. They are concerned about food contamination and potential disease outbreaks.
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Referees to Don Pink Attire for Today's Matches in Miami
Flamingos, convertible Cadillacs cruising down Ocean Drive, Art Deco buildings and, of course, the sunsets… Miami is synonymous with the colour pink, and now the influence has spread to officials
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Local markets inundated with toxic powdered charcoal and harmful dye additives amid economic challenges
Local Nigerian markets are facing a surge in toxic powdered charcoal and harmful dye additives due to food inflation. This exploitation by spice merchants poses serious health risks to consumers.
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Shifting Responsibility to Divine Intervention
In the very weekend in which the insecurity situation in the country was further magnified by the death in bandits’ custody of retired Major General Rabe Abubakar, a top security
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Oshiomhole's Hasty Generalizations Harm Nigeria's Reputation
By Olufemi Soneye Senator Adams Oshiomhole is one of Nigeria’s most recognizable political figures. As a former labour leader, governor, national party chairman and now senator, his words carry enormous
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