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The African Democratic Congress (ADC) has criticized a recent court ruling regarding the National Democratic Coalition (NDC), warning that Nigeria could face a one-party system. They urge the public to remain vigilant in protecting democracy and opposition parties.
The NSIA has launched a $275,000 innovation award aimed at supporting Nigerian startups. This initiative includes training and mentorship in key sectors such as manufacturing and climate.
A woman in Ogun State shares her harrowing experience after being shot by kidnappers and subsequently rescued by security forces. Her story highlights the dangers of kidnapping in the region and the efforts of operatives to combat such crimes.
Nigeria needs to recruit 122,696 primary healthcare professionals to address a significant shortage. The government estimates that it will cost N4.55 billion to fill these vacancies across 26 states.
Residents in Kano, Katsina, Jigawa, Bauchi, and Yobe face temporary power cuts on Sunday due to TCN’s scheduled grid maintenance at Kumbotso substation.
INEC awaits the Certified True Copy of the Federal High Court judgment regarding the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) registration before taking a decisio
Governor Sanwo-Olu has given a 72-hour ultimatum to remove illegal structures along the Lagos-Badagry Expressway. This decision follows a recent sanitation exercise in various areas of the state.
Police in Port Harcourt seized a firearm concealed in a loaf of bread during a routine operation. A suspect has been apprehended in connection with the incident.
The Deputy Inspector General of Police, Isyaku Mohammed, stated that the Nigerian Police Force will not accept reformed terrorists. He urged community leaders to help identify criminals to prevent their integration into society.
The recent earthquakes in Venezuela have resulted in a death toll of 920, with many more unaccounted for. International rescue teams are now involved in the search for survivors amidst the devastation.
A recent attack in Zamfara has displaced 484 individuals, contributing to a rising number of internally displaced persons (IDPs) in North-west Nigeria, which now approaches 800,000. This alarming trend highlights the ongoing security challenges in the region.
The NCC is advocating for presidential support to attract investors for local smartphone manufacturing in Nigeria. This initiative aims to boost the country's tech industry and create jobs.
Bahrain has reported being targeted by multiple Iranian drones amid escalating tensions in the region. Iran has accused the US of violating a peace deal, further complicating the situation.
A severe heatwave is impacting Europe, with over 193 million people facing temperatures above 35°C. Countries like Britain, France, and Spain have already set new temperature records.
A pilot was killed and 13 others injured in a small aircraft collision with Beijing's CITIC Tower. Authorities are currently investigating this rare incident.
An Australian man has been arrested in Thailand after the body of a 17-year-old girl was found in a suitcase. The incident has sparked a police investigation into the shocking discovery.
A tragic road accident in Ogun State resulted in the death of a tricycle operator and injuries to two others. The incident involved a truck on the Sango-Ijoko Road.
The DSS has released Nura Idris, who was exonerated from Boko Haram ties, and awarded him N3 million in compensation. This decision follows an internal review that found no evidence against him.
Iran and the US are engaged in exchanges of gunfire, each accusing the other of breaching a peace agreement. Tensions are escalating, particularly concerning the Strait of Hormuz and nuclear safeguards.
Recent earthquakes in Venezuela have caused significant destruction, impacting many foreign nationals. Reports are emerging about the victims and the extent of the damage.
Lagos State Government is collaborating with South-West states to develop a strategy to alleviate population strain due to climate change. This initiative aims to enhance regional development and sustainability in the Gulf of Guinea.
Tangerine Insurance has initiated a blood donation campaign to address Nigeria's significant blood supply deficit. This effort aims to help bridge the 73% shortfall in blood availability across the country.
Trump claims that recent military actions have significantly reduced violence against Christians in Nigeria. He emphasizes the importance of protecting religious communities from terrorist threats.
Nigerian soldiers and shortlisted candidates from Imo were injured in a road accident while traveling to Zaria. Emergency responders are on-site assisting with evacuations.
The Nigerian government has summoned the new vice-chancellor of FUTO for appointing 24 aides shortly after taking office. This move raises questions about the appropriateness of such appointments so soon into his tenure.
Cape Verde's coach, Bubista, expresses confidence in his team's mindset ahead of their match against Argentina in the 2026 World Cup. He acknowledges the surprise of reaching this stage but emphasizes their readiness to compete.
Gombe has officially launched its local government elections, with electoral materials and officials from INEC already present. This marks a significant step in the democratic process for the state.
Political factions in Nigeria are divided over the proposal for state police, with some urging to delay reforms until after the 2027 elections. This has sparked intense discussions among various parties and citizens.
Governor Sanwo-Olu has issued a 72-hour quit notice for shanty demolition along the Lagos-Badagry Expressway, citing illegal structures and environmental c
The DSS has released Nura Idris, who was wrongfully associated with Boko Haram, and has offered him compensation. This decision reflects the agency's commitment to justice and rectifying mistakes in its operations.