Nigeria launches systems programme to cut N3.5 trillion post-harvest losses, modernizing storage, logistics and value chains to strengthen food security.
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Police arrest six suspects over Lagos barricade vandalism, raising traffic disruption and safety concerns in Nigeria’s busiest city.
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Police foil Nasarawa trafficking case, arresting a woman and rescuing three minors in a crackdown on child exploitation.
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Nigeria’s ICT sector may soon outpace oil revenues, as digital transformation reshapes Africa’s largest economy and drives investor optimism.
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Kogi has banned graduation ceremonies in schools, citing exploitation of parents and a need to refocus attention on education.
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Nataro urges President Tinubu to sack underperforming ministers, warning that Nigeria’s worsening economic crisis demands urgent cabinet reshuffle.
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Nigerian schools adopt flexible tuition and new strategies for retaining patronage as parents struggle with economic pressures.
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Colombian vice president arrives in Abuja for three-day visit, focusing on trade, security cooperation, and cultural ties with Nigeria.
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NOA seeks CSOs’ support for awareness, urging civil society groups to help strengthen grassroots sensitisation and improve public trust in governance.
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Police in Rivers State seized explosives, 8,000 rounds of ammunition, and arrested 33 suspects in a sweeping security operation.
