NAFDAC Targets WHO Level Four, Expands Local Drug Manufacturing
LAGOS, Nigeria – Nigeria’s drug regulator NAFDAC sets its sights on the World Health Organisation’s Maturity Level Four, signalling a push for global regulatory…
Month: January 2026
Lagos Pays ₦40m to Families of Fallen Traffic Officers
LAGOS, Nigeria — The Lagos State Government releases ₦40 million in compensation to families of traffic officers who die while enforcing order on the…
Court Orders Arrest of Five Suspects Linked to Bello Turji
ABUJA, Nigeria – A Federal High Court in Abuja on Wednesday orders the arrest of five alleged terror collaborators linked to notorious bandit leader…
Lagos Shuts Sections of Lekki–Epe Road for 64-Day Repairs
LAGOS, Nigeria – The Lagos State Government begins a 64-day rehabilitation of the Lekki–Epe Expressway on Sunday, triggering phased traffic diversions across one of…
LUTH Nurses Warn Social Media Misuse Threatens Nursing Profession’s Image
LAGOS, Nigeria – Nurses at the Lagos University Teaching Hospital (LUTH) warn that the growing misuse of social media by individuals within the profession…
Kano Approves Promotion of 16,634 Teachers, Education Staff Statewide
KANO, Nigeria – The Kano State Government approves the promotion of 16,634 teaching and non-teaching staff across its 44 local government areas, signalling renewed…
Kano Governor Offers House, Hajj to Father of Slain Family
KANO, Nigeria – Kano State Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf approves a comprehensive welfare package for the father of a woman and her six children…
Nigeria’s Digital Fraud Losses Fall 51% as Banks Tighten Controls
LAGOS, Nigeria – Nigeria records a 51 per cent drop in digital payment fraud losses in 2025, as banks strengthen security frameworks despite persistent…
When “America First” Risks Putting Nigerians Last
…An analysis of the $5.1 billion U.S.–Nigeria health MoU, highlighting the risks to national decision-making and program priorities, health commodities security, and the independence…
When Care Kills: Inside Nigeria’s Medical Negligence Crisis Where Even the Privileged Are Not Safe
ABUJA, Nigeria – On paper, hospitals exist to heal. In reality, for thousands of Nigerians each year, they have become sites of irreversible loss.…