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Residents of Abule Oko in Ogun State are raising alarms about the dangerous condition of their market road, which poses risks during the rainy season. They are calling for urgent intervention to improve safety and accessibility.
NANS launches a 90-day nationwide TETFund projects audit over concerns about abandonment, poor execution, and delayed delivery in tertiary institutions.
By Hamilton Odunze “Peter Obi is an off-ramp for a Nigerian train headed to disaster town.” I made this argument in 2022, when Peter Obi ran for president against Bola Ahmed Tinubu. Looking back on 2022 now feels like a lifetime ago for many Nigerians. Unfortunate...
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The Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) South-West has called for improved security measures in response to escalating insecurity in Nigeria. They urge the Federal Government to declare a state of emergency to enhance the nation's security framework.
The Kano government is taking steps to address the threats posed by erosion and flooding. This initiative aims to mitigate environmental and social risks, including loss of lives and restricted movement.
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has announced new measures to tackle illegal migration following recent xenophobic protests. The initiatives include securing borders, deporting undocumented migrants, and penalizing employers who hire them.
Nigerian Army troops in Abia State have arrested three suspected arms traffickers and seized various firearms. This operation highlights ongoing efforts to combat illegal arms trade in the region.
Former Sokoto State Governor Aliyu Magatakarda Wamakko has called for urgent reforms to Nigeria's security system due to increasing violence and kidnappings. His remarks highlight the pressing need for improved safety measures across the country.
Detained soldiers have reported serious medical issues, including vision loss and lung problems, allegedly due to harsh conditions. Their wives claim these issues stem from prolonged deprivation during their detention amid coup allegations against President Tinubu.
Christian Eriksen collapsed during a friendly match against Ukraine but is now conscious and receiving medical examinations. This incident marks the second time he has fainted during a football match.
The article discusses the increasing violence in Yorubaland, highlighting the encirclement by terrorists and the recent tragedies. It emphasizes the dire state of Nigeria, particularly in the president's birthplace, which has become a hotspot for violence.
Christian Eriksen collapsed during a friendly match between Denmark and Ukraine but is now conscious and receiving medical care. This incident marks another concerning moment for the player on the field.
OPEC+ has approved a fourth increase in oil production in response to the Hormuz closure crisis. This decision reflects renewed commitments from key member countries to stabilize the oil market.
OPEC+ has approved its fourth increase in oil production amid the ongoing Hormuz closure crisis. This decision reflects the renewed commitments of member countries to stabilize the oil market.
The Committee for the Defence of Human Rights (CDHR) has praised a court ruling that deemed the National Assembly's ₦110 billion vehicle expenditure unlawful. They also commended the legal efforts of SERAP in this significant case.
The Federal Government is focused on the timely and quality completion of the Abuja-Keffi highway projects. This initiative aims to enhance infrastructure durability in Nigeria.
A building in Osogbo, Osun State, has been razed by a fire. Emergency responders are on the scene battling the blaze. Get the latest updates on the Osun fi
The Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) has urged the Federal Government to declare a state of emergency due to escalating insecurity and increasing kidnappings. This call highlights the urgent need for action to address the safety concerns in the country.
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Rev. Fr. Ejike Mbaka has urged Oyo State Governor Seyi Makinde to act swiftly to ensure the safe return of kidnapped schoolchildren. His call highlights the ongoing concerns regarding school safety in the region.
NANS has started a 90-day investigation into neglected TETFund projects in Nigerian tertiary institutions. The probe aims to address issues of poor execution and delayed delivery.
The Oyo State Fire Services Agency confirmed that no casualties were recorded in the incident. The post Fire Razes 16 Shops In Ibadan appeared first on Channels Television.
Civil society organisations, child rights advocates, educators, digital rights experts and policy stakeholders have called on the Senate to urgently pass the Child Online Access Protection Bill, warning that millions of Nigerian children remain exposed to increasing online threat...
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Mrs. Olufunmilayo Adelabu mourned for abducted schoolchildren, only to face a similar tragedy with her own family. Her daughter and twin grandsons were kidnapped shortly after her prayers for the victims in Oyo State.
African labor unions have launched an anti-corruption campaign in Geneva, advocating for urgent action against corruption and inequality. This initiative aims to highlight challenges that undermine workers' rights and social justice across the continent.
Atiku Abubakar has criticized Babachir Lawal for ethnic profiling, calling him a tribal bigot as the 2027 elections approach. He highlighted his support for Chibok schoolgirls as proof of his commitment to action.
A court has ruled that the National Assembly's N110 billion SUV and allowance programs are illegal, citing Nigeria's economic hardship. The decision highlights the need for lawmakers to prioritize national interests over personal benefits.
Kebbi State Governor Nasir Idris has ordered a review of security strategies due to increasing bandit attacks. He is committed to ensuring the safety of lives and property in the state.