A City Stuck: Abuja’s Idle Terminals, the Criminal Networks Preying on Commuters
ABUJA, Nigeria – Commuting in Abuja has never been easy—especially for residents who do not own cars. Every morning, thousands pour onto roadsides hoping…
Month: November 2025
AHF Opens Youth Wellness Centres to Tackle Rising STI Infections
ABUJA, Nigeria – AIDS Healthcare Foundation (AHF) Nigeria has opened youth-centred Wellness Centres in Abuja and Benue to expand access to STI prevention, testing…
Four Defence Directors Freed After Kidnap on Kabba–Lokoja Highway
ABUJA, Nigeria – Four of the six kidnapped directors from the Federal Ministry of Defence have regained freedom after being abducted by terrorists along…
Foreign Investment Surges as Nigeria Records $20.98bn Inflows – Cardoso
LAGOS, Nigeria – Foreign capital inflows into Nigeria surged to $20.98 billion in the first ten months of 2025, signalling renewed investor confidence driven…
WHO Warns Measles Surge Threatens Global Immunisation Gains
ABUJA, Nigeria – The World Health Organisation (WHO) says global immunisation efforts prevented nearly 59 million measles deaths between 2000 and 2024, achieving an…
Lagos Launches Biofortified Rice to Tackle Widespread Malnutrition
LAGOS, Nigeria – Lagos State has unveiled biofortified rice production at its Imota Rice Mill, making it one of the few Nigerian states capable…
ASUU Rejects 35% Pay Rise, Accuses FG of Delay Tactics
CALABAR, Nigeria – The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), University of Calabar Chapter, has rejected the Federal Government’s proposed 35 per cent salary…
Ododo Enforces Tight Gathering Curfew as Kogi Battles Insecurity
LOKOJA, Nigeria – Kogi State Governor Usman Ododo has imposed a sweeping 4 p.m. cut-off on all public gatherings as part of intensified security…
Nigerian Academy of Education Faults FG on Policy Reversal, Raises Alarm Over School Attacks
ABUJA, Nigeria – The Nigerian Academy of Education (NAE) has criticised the Federal Government for scrapping the 2022 National Language Policy, urging the restoration…
Senate Sets Up Panel to Probe $30m Safe-School Programme Spending
ABUJA, Nigeria – The Nigerian Senate has established a 13-member ad hoc committee to investigate the spending of more than $30 million allocated to…