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Senator Oshiomhole defends call to nationalize South African firms amid xenophobic attacks, insisting Nigerian lives are more important than investment.
A Max Air flight from Abuja to Katsina had to make an emergency return shortly after takeoff due to a technical fault. Passengers experienced moments of panic during the incident.
Nigeria is now the third-largest source of international students, accounting for 5% of global outbound student mobility, according to a new UNESCO report.
UNESCO’s latest report reveals women now outnumber men in higher education globally, though significant inequalities in access and completion persist.
James Emejo in Abuja The Federal Ministry of Livestock Development has reaffirmed the federal government’s commitment to transforming the country’s dairy sector through strategic capacity development at the grassroots, following
“We believe the best way to go now is to take it to the south so that we can eliminate the confusion, the confusion that emanated from the death of our brother, our friend, Umar Musa Yar’adua. That actually introduced the confusion into the system,” he said. The post We got...
Peter Obi has praised Air Peace for their excellent service during his London experience. He also commended the complimentary SIMPLAA ride service provided to passengers.
Peter Obi praises Nigerian nurses and midwives on World Nurses Day, acknowledging their dedication amidst tough conditions and pledging greater support.
Oil prices have surged to $105 despite ongoing tensions between the US and Iran. Markets appear unfazed by the geopolitical deadlock, indicating resilience in the face of uncertainty.
Rabiu Kwankwaso claims that he and his supporters received no benefits for their nearly 2 million votes that helped Buhari win the presidency in 2015. This statement highlights ongoing discontent among some political figures regarding past alliances.
The Nigerian Economic Summit Group (NESG) has expressed new concerns regarding Nigeria's escalating debt burden, projecting borrowings to reach approximately N29 trillion by 2026. This situation raises alarms about the country's economic stability and fiscal management.
The article discusses the potential of eradicating mosquitoes to save 760,000 lives each year. It examines the ethical and environmental implications of such a drastic measure.
Nigerian governors and APC leaders highlighted President Tinubu's achievements over the past three years to diplomats. Imo State Governor Hope Uzodimma led the presentation, emphasizing the administration's progress.
The National Orthopaedic Hospital, Igbobi, Lagos, on Monday raised alarm over the worsening impact of brain drain, poor funding and infrastructure deficits on specialised healthcare delivery in Nigeria The post Brain drain, funding shortfalls threaten Nigeria’s orthopaedic ...
The trial of former Minister of Petroleum Resources, Diezani Alison-Madueke, has entered its final stage in London. The judge has provided detailed directions for the jury's deliberations.
PAT ONUKWULI argues the need to strengthen surveillance, sanitation and public awareness Nigeria has no confirmed case of hantavirus, and the current public risk remains low. But as Spain evacuates
Nigeria's federal government has partnered with the WHO and the EU to enhance its healthcare system through a N6,791 billion initiative. This collaboration aims to improve disease outbreak preparedness in the country.
Nigerian educators are advocating for urgent curriculum reforms to enhance inclusive education. They emphasize the importance of practical skills to accommodate diverse learning needs.
Nigerian ground handlers warn domestic airlines’ N9bn debt could double by December, threatening flight operations if not addressed urgently.
Fulham’s Alex Iwobi is doubtful for the Unity Cup after suffering a hamstring injury. Get the latest update on his recovery and fitness status.
African consumers are increasingly prioritizing transparency, sustainability, and trust in brands. This shift indicates a growing demand for ethical practices in the marketplace.
Governor Ademola Adeleke has deposed Osun monarch, Oba Joseph Oloyede, after his US conviction for tax fraud and money laundering. The stool is now vacant.
PSHAN unveils Vivo Health, a digital platform to democratize healthcare access in Nigeria by connecting patients to providers and emergency services.
•We’re now better prepared for any flood — Community leaders By Emem Idio KAIAMA—As part of proactive measures to mitigate the effects of flooding in communities in Bayelsa State, the International Federation of the Red Cross has built the capacity of locals to prepare...
The article critiques Nigeria's 1999 Constitution, highlighting its flaws and the impact on democracy. It calls for a reevaluation to strengthen democratic principles in the country.
Bayelsa communities are facing severe challenges as a new oil leak threatens their livelihoods. Residents are increasingly worried about the impact on their survival following recent spills in the region.
The arrest of nine kidnappers in Edo has uncovered a troubling insider collaboration. This incident highlights ongoing security challenges in the region.
Osun Governor Ademola Adeleke has called an emergency security meeting to tackle the recent wave of Osun attacks and destruction of public properties.
Kwara State completes its healthcare recruitment, hiring 10 doctors and 150 nurses to enhance service delivery and strengthen manpower across the state.
The Nigerian government has launched a nationwide study to strengthen the livestock sector and trained 100 dairy farmers to boost local milk production.