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Kwara State Government expresses alarm as PCN shuts 724 illegal drug stores, highlighting public safety concerns and calling for stronger monitoring and en
The National Association of Nigerian Students has launched a new initiative, the Constituency Scholarship and Talent Development Scheme, aimed at expanding access to education, mentorship, and international exposure for Nigerian students. In a statement made available to journali...
Alexx Ekubo’s wife, Anwuli Ekubo-Okwareke, shares a heartfelt tribute in his funeral pamphlet, remembering him as her anchor and sunshine. Read her emotion
The South-West APC commends Ekiti voters for re-electing Governor Biodun Oyebanji, highlighting the quality leadership and democratic dividends from the Ek
A South Korean court sentenced former justice minister Park Sung-jae to 25 years for his role in ex-president Yoon Suk Yeol’s disastrous 2024 martial law d
LAUTECH doctors appeal to Governor Makinde to disburse the Medical Residency Training Fund and pay outstanding minimum wage arrears to improve healthcare i
Former South Korean Justice Minister Park Sung-jae has been sentenced to 25 years in prison for his role in a martial law incident. The verdict was delivered by the Seoul Central District Court and shared online.
The article critiques the issues of self-aggrandizement and conspicuous consumption in Nigeria's political and business landscape. It raises questions about the moral implications of status competition and its impact on the economy.
Iran's head coach Amir Ghalenoei has praised his team's unbeaten start in the FIFA 2026 World Cup. He described this achievement as a remarkable milestone for the squad.
Houston-based real estate developer Femi Rogers has said that Nigerians are beginning to realise that the roads of Western countries are not filled with gold. The post Japa: Nigerians are realising US, UK not filled with gold – Femi Rogers appeared first on Vanguard News.
The conflict within the Kano ADC escalates as gubernatorial candidates Ibrahim Khalil and Ibrahim Ali-Amin both claim victory over the party nomination. Local stakeholders are taking sides while awaiting a decision from the party's national leadership.
Keir Starmer has announced his resignation as British Prime Minister, promising an orderly transition of power. He will remain in office until a new Labour leader is elected.
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer has announced his resignation amid pressure following significant local election losses. His leadership faced challenges from within his party, leading to this decision.
In France, 49 of the country's 96 mainland departments were on a red alert weather warning, up from 35 over the weekend. The post European countries close schools, cancel trains over heatwave appeared first on Vanguard News.
Armed assailants attacked a NSCDC checkpoint in Kebbi State, setting it on fire and kidnapping a local resident. This incident underscores ongoing security challenges in the region.
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer has announced his resignation, stating that the process to select a new Labour Party leader will begin in July. He will continue in his role until a successor is appointed in September.
Lassa Fever has claimed 214 lives in Nigeria, with the fatality rate rising to 25%. This marks an increase from the 18.9% recorded during the same period in 2025.
Governor Bala Mohammed has mourned the passing of former Deputy Governor Audu Sule Katagun of Bauchi State. He expressed deep sorrow over the loss in a statement released in Abuja.
Lagos is facing a severe sanitation crisis due to indiscriminate waste disposal across various neighborhoods. Urgent intervention is needed to address this growing challenge.
A group has urged the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) to conduct a thorough review of the effectiveness of the Biometric Voter Accreditation System (BVAS) used in the recent Ekiti gubernatorial election. This call aims to ensure transparency and improve future electoral processes.
Stakeholders in Bayelsa State are expressing concerns about the enforcement of Nigeria's mining regulations. The recent arrest of 13 illegal silicon miners by the Navy has sparked discussions about the effectiveness of current mining laws.
Bauchi Governor Bala Mohammed has inaugurated 2,187 Forest Guards to enhance security in the state. He emphasized the importance of human rights and professionalism in their duties.
The All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA) has issued Certificates of Return to several candidates, including Oduah and Nwankwo. APGA asserts its position as a leading party ahead of upcoming elections.
The UK pound is nearing its annual low due to ongoing political instability, particularly following a recent Labour victory. This turmoil includes discussions about Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer's potential resignation amid party challenges.
The National Human Rights Commission has initiated training for stakeholders in seven states to combat human rights violations. This program includes the use of digital tools to enhance advocacy and response efforts.
Nigerians are increasingly opting for basic feature phones instead of smartphones due to high mobile data and airtime costs. This trend reflects a shift in consumer priorities amidst economic challenges.
An Iranian delegation has concluded 18 hours of negotiations with the United States and is returning to Tehran. The discussions took place in Switzerland, highlighting ongoing diplomatic efforts.
The World Bank reports that Mission 300 has successfully provided electricity to 50 million people across Africa. This initiative marks a significant step towards improving energy access in the region.
A recent attack in Plateau has resulted in the deaths of nineteen individuals and numerous injuries. The incident occurred late Sunday night while residents were asleep.
Salah led Egypt to their first-ever World Cup victory by scoring and assisting in the match against New Zealand. This landmark win marks a significant achievement for the North African team.