Gambia’s Plan to Replace 57 Nigerians Raises ECOWAS Concerns
ABUJA, Nigeria – The Nigerians in Diaspora Commission (NiDCOM) has raised concerns over a Gambian Central Bank directive that could lead to the replacement…
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Wassa IDP Women Seek Healthcare, Schools, Jobs
ABUJA, Nigeria – Women at the Wassa Internally Displaced Persons (IDP) camp in Abuja have called for improved healthcare, access to secondary education and…
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US Medical Groups Issue Independent Vaccine Guidance Amid Disruptions
ABUJA, Nigeria- coalition of leading United States medical organisations has released independent vaccination guidance for seasonal respiratory diseases, seeking to provide healthcare professionals and…
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After the Sirens Fall Silent: Why Nigeria Cannot Afford to Blink on Mpox
LAGOS, Nigeria – When Africa’s public health leaders quietly lowered the emergency siren on mpox, it was meant to signal progress, not relief. Yet…
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FCT Teachers Allege 10-Year Promotion Delays Amid Strike
ABUJA, Nigeria – Some teachers in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) have spent more than a decade on the same grade level because promotions…
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Cross River Targets 30m Coffee Seedlings, 15,000 Tonnes Output
CROSS RIVER, Nigeria – Cross River State has unveiled plans to produce 30 million coffee seedlings, establish 10,000 hectares of plantations and raise annual…
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Health Officials Warn Silent Eye Disease Causes Irreversible Blindness
LAGOS, Nigeria – The Lagos State Ministry of Health urges residents to prioritise early glaucoma screening to prevent avoidable blindness as activities begin for…
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BEYOND NATIONAL SERVICE: Is NYSC Becoming a Stepping Stone to Japa
ABUJA, Nigeria – For some Nigerian graduates, the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) is a bridge into employment; for others, it is a year…
