Nigeria pushes for unrestricted nuclear access at UN Conference
Nigeria urged the international community at the UN’s NPT Review Conference to guarantee developing countries unrestricted access to peaceful nuclear […]
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US to revoke passports of parents owing child support
The United States government says it will intensify efforts to revoke the passports of parents owing more than $2,500 in unpaid child support.
Pressure mounted on judges to dump our cases – ADC
The African Democratic Congress (ADC) has raised an alarm over an alleged plot by federal authorities to pressure Justice Nwite into recusing himself from the party’s leadership suit to allow for the reassignment of the case to a “pliable” judge.
House of Representatives sets up panel to investigate debts owed Federal Government
The House of Representatives has constituted an ad-hoc committee to investigate debts owed to the Federal Government by state actors,
Jonathan likely to join 2027 presidential race Friday — Report
Former President Goodluck Jonathan is reportedly set to join the 2027 presidential race, amid indications he may align with the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC).
I’ll consult widely on 2027 presidency – Jonathan
Former President Goodluck Jonathan has said he will consult widely before deciding whether to contest the 2027 presidency, telling youth
Federal court convicts Mamman on money laundering charges
A federal high court in Abuja has convicted former power minister Saleh Mamman on all 12 money laundering counts linked
Despite N55.4b budget in four years, 85% Primary Health Centres without doctors
Despite over N55.44 billion in disbursements to primary healthcare centres between 2022 and mid-2025, Nigeria’s healthcare system continues to struggle with funding inefficiencies and service delivery gaps.
No plan to remove Christians from Nigeria – Sultan
The Sultan of Sokoto, Sa’ad Abubakar III, has dismissed claims of Islamisation in Nigeria, insisting Muslims are not planning to target or eliminate Christians and urging unity and accurate framing of insecurity.
Meningitis kills 33 children in Sokoto as cases rise to 256
Sokoto State has confirmed 33 deaths from a meningitis outbreak that has infected 256 people across eight local government areas.