Nasarawa State confronts rising GBV cases, vows enforcement
Nasarawa State reports 852 gender-based violence cases in 2025, prompting Commissioner Hauwa Jugbo to reaffirm the government’s commitment to enforcing […]
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Catholic bishops accuse federal government of complicity
The Catholic Bishops Conference of Nigeria has condemned the federal government’s alleged complicity in worsening insecurity, citing widespread abductions and
Tinubu celebrates freedom for all Kebbi schoolgirls
President Bola Tinubu expresses relief over the rescue of 24 Kebbi schoolgirls, commending security forces and ordering reinforcements to prevent
FG eyes Dana Air assets for passenger refunds
The Nigerian Federal Government is considering utilizing Dana Air’s assets to refund passengers with trapped funds, demonstrating a commitment to
ICMPD: Over 75% of trafficking victims in West Africa are children
ICMPD, NAPTIP, and the Edo State Government are collaborating to combat child trafficking in West Africa and Nigeria by training 150 teachers on anti-trafficking education in schools.
Report: Four NNPCL joint ventures rack up N117.7bn in short-term debts
A review of NNPCL’s 2024 financial statement shows that four major joint ventures accumulated N117.7 billion in trade and other payables, with three recording no revenue despite rising administrative and entertainment expenses.
Canada advises citizens against non-essential travel to Nigeria amid terror and kidnapping threats
Canada has issued a heightened travel advisory urging citizens to avoid all non-essential travel to Nigeria, including Abuja citing widespread insecurity driven by terrorism, crime, armed attacks, and kidnappings.
Shehu Sani urges northern leaders to address insecurity
Former Senator Shehu Sani challenged northern leaders to tackle insecurity’s root causes, decrying political exploitation and highlighting a decade of
FG eyes Dana Air assets for passenger refunds
Nigeria’s Federal Government, through Aviation Minister Festus Keyamo, plans to pursue Dana Air’s assets to refund passengers after suspending the
Panic as herdsmen disrupt Nasarawa crusade
Panic erupted in Agboda Village, Nasarawa State, after suspected Fulani herdsmen disrupted a church crusade, causing worshippers to flee for