NAFDAC has confirmed that the recalled Indomie Vegetable Flavour, which contains undeclared allergens, is not sold in Nigeria, and locally manufactured Indomie noodles remain safe.
The U.S. Justice Department has released heavily redacted Epstein files, revealing famous figures like Bill Clinton but sparking further political controversy and calls for full transparency.
The Trump administration has suspended green card and citizenship applications for Nigerians and nationals from 34 other countries following an
A new study correlates a decline in religious service attendance with a subsequent rise in deaths from despair, suggesting the loss of communal religious life poses a significant risk factor preceding the opioid epidemic.
Aisha Buhari has revealed that her husband, former President Muhammadu Buhari, died from pneumonia, linking his final illness to the physical toll of his early military service.
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu will visit Borno and Bauchi for official and condolence engagements before spending the end-of-year holidays in Lagos, where he is expected to attend the Eyo Festival.
The Tinubu administration has warned that introducing the death penalty for terrorists and kidnappers could worsen insecurity by fueling extremism, limiting extraditions, and risking irreversible judicial errors.
Benin has issued arrest warrants and appealed for regional cooperation to apprehend suspects, including Col. Pascal Tigri, following a foiled coup attempt.
Adams Oshiomhole has welcomed the resignation of NMDPRA boss Farouk Ahmed, using inflammatory language while defending the move as necessary for Nigeria’s economic survival.
President Tinubu told APC leaders he had assured US and European partners of Nigeria’s resolve to establish state police, while pressing governors to respect local government autonomy and rallying party unity against rising insecurity.
