Former first lady Patience Jonathan graduates with a doctorate
“I feel that no age is too late to achieve your academic dreams, whether you are young or old. If I can do it, you can also do it,” she said.
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Tinubu orders swift relief as Niger floods kill 151, displace thousands
President Bola Tinubu has ordered the immediate activation of the National Emergency Response Centre following Wednesday night’s devastating flood in Niger State, which claimed 151 lives and displaced over 3,000 people.
Moody’s upgrades Nigeria’s credit rating to B3, cites economic reforms
Moody’s Ratings has upgraded Nigeria’s long-term foreign currency and local currency issuer ratings to B3 from Caa1 and changed the outlook to stable from positive, citing improved external and fiscal positions
Federal Government rejects reports of insecurity, even by its agencies – FIJ
Recently, the Defence Headquarters (DHQ) dismissed an Amnesty International report which recorded 10,217 deaths and the sacking of over 672 villages in the last two years.
Desert lion kills philanthropist who protected them
Kebbel, known for funding desert lion conservation, had left his rooftop tent to use the toilet early Friday morning when the attack occurred.
Joy turns to despair: Husband faints as wife delivers triplets
A man identified as Adamu Muhammed Tenimu, reportedly fainted after receiving the news that his wife had delivered a set of triplets.
Two Years of Tinubu: Nigerians decry worsening hardship, insecurity
Many residents said under the Tinubu administration, the average person has experienced more poverty and insecurity than under any other government in the nation.
Aftermath of Niger floods: Death toll exceeds 100, 75 buried, 100 remain missing
The devastating flood that swept through Mokwa Local Government Area of Niger State has claimed over 100 lives, with more than 100 persons still missing as of Friday.
LGBTQ+ adults believe transgender people face rejection in America
While 61 percent of respondents said gay men and lesbians enjoy fair to strong acceptance, and 52 percent said the same for bisexual people, only 13 percent believed transgender people are socially accepted.
Can Lebanon’s olive sector become a goldmine?
Lebanon’s olive sector, involving 110,000 of the country’s 169,000 farmers, supports over 500 olive presses and 160 oil facilities, according to the Ministry of Agriculture.