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Nigerians react to the Federal Government’s decision to extend the NYSC orientation camp to six weeks, with mixed views on infrastructure, welfare, and ski
Rampaging soldiers from Osogbo Army Depot allegedly invaded UNIOSUN hostels, assaulting students, seizing phones, and committing other atrocities. Read mor
New UK reforms require asylum seekers to pay £10,000 towards housing and support before settlement, aiming to reduce taxpayer burden.
Veritas University becomes the first African university to adopt an ethical AI governance framework, signing the Humanitas AI Compact to prioritize human d
Buba Galadima argues state police won’t solve Nigeria’s insecurity, warning it could be used by politicians to suppress opposition. Learn more about the St
Edo State Governor, Monday Okpebholo, urges Nigerian governors to take responsibility for tackling insecurity in their states, not solely blame President T
President Bola Tinubu celebrates veteran journalist and public servant Tunji Bello on his 65th birthday, praising his contributions to journalism and publi
Rights organizations are protesting at Jabi Lake, Abuja, advocating for the protection of informal workers displaced by redevelopment efforts. They are calling for transparency and consultation from the Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA).
US diplomats Witkoff and Kushner are engaging with Qatari mediators in Doha to discuss ongoing negotiations. This meeting follows Washington's decision to send a negotiating team to the Gulf state.
The African Union has urged South Africa to take action against anti-immigrant agitators. This includes prosecuting both organizers and participants involved in such activities.
Nigeria has launched its first policy tracker to oversee the implementation of mental health reforms. This initiative, developed by the Nigerian Mental Health advocacy group, aims to address concerns about the slow progress in mental health law enforcement.
Germany is facing a significant shortage of skilled workers, needing 400,000 annually to fill vacancies. Rural areas are particularly affected, with a vacancy rate of over 61 percent compared to 41 percent in cities.
Morocco's coach Mohamed Ouahbi praised his team's penalty shootout victory over the Netherlands, highlighting the motivation drawn from fans back home. This win has earned Morocco newfound respect on the global stage.
A report indicates that 40% of Nigeria's family businesses are significantly reliant on their founders for leadership. This dependency poses a challenge for the continuity of these businesses in the long term.
SaharaReporters had exclusively reported on June 5 that terrorists overran a Nigerian Army position along the Mandara–Buratai Road, killing at least eight soldiers and beheading them in the early hours of the attack.
Morocco will face Canada in the first Round of 16 match of the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Both teams secured their spots in the knockout stage with dramatic victories.
APC chieftain Princewill Dike has praised Minister Nyesom Wike for his efforts in revamping Abuja. This recognition highlights positive developments in the Federal Capital Territory.
Farmers in Ekiti State have expressed gratitude towards a philanthropist for supporting agricultural development. They believe the upcoming Ekiti Farm Summit will significantly enhance the sector's growth.
The Federal Government plans to implement a national digital education management platform to replace the manual Annual School Census. This initiative aims to enhance the efficiency of educational data management in Nigeria.
Activist Omoyele Sowore has been granted a new bail of N200 million by a Federal High Court in Abuja. This decision comes weeks after his previous bail was revoked.
The Nigerian Coast Guard's roadmap aims to create five million jobs in the blue economy while enhancing maritime security. This initiative is expected to significantly boost the country's economic prospects and safety at sea.
Morocco's World Cup victory over the Netherlands led to celebrations in The Hague, particularly among the Moroccan community. However, the joy was marred by violent clashes with police resulting in several arrests.
The Federal High Court in Abuja has reinstated bail for activist Omoyele Sowore in a cybercrime case. He is required to provide two sureties and surrender his passport.
The United States recovered what it described as its largest cache of terrorist electronic intelligence since the September 11, 2001 read more US seizes largest terror electronics intelligence since 9/11 in Nigeria operation
The Federal High Court has announced that court registries will operate on weekends and public holidays to expedite pre-election cases. This move aims to ensure a fair and timely resolution of legal matters ahead of the elections.
Severe flooding in Accra, Ghana, has resulted in three fatalities. President Mahama attributes the disaster to climate change and urbanisation issues.
Afenifere has expressed support for Operation Kosaye, praising its effectiveness in combating kidnappings in Lagos and Ogun. The initiative has been recognized for its decisive actions against criminal activities along the Sagamu-Ore Road.
Kogi State Police Command has expressed support for journalists who were injured in a recent road accident. The police's sympathy highlights their commitment to the safety and recovery of the affected individuals.
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Ondo Amotekun Corps rescued a kidnap victim and arrested a father and his three sons in Oba-Ile, Akoko. Over 75% of the ransom paid was recovered.