Despite numerous academic vacancies, a government recruitment freeze leaves over 5,032 first-class graduates from top Nigerian universities jobless, hindering educational progress and talent retention.
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President Tinubu emphasizes judiciary reforms to boost Nigeria’s economy and ensure citizens’ rights at the 2024 National Summit on Justice.
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A new report highlights a grim reality: 15.6 million children in Nigeria are facing severe hunger due to increased conflict and skyrocketing food prices.
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Imo State’s failure to conduct local elections leads to a deepening governance crisis, undermining accountability and halting essential community development in the region.
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As economic hardships bite, Nigeria sees a troubling rise in imports of damaged vehicles, risking safety and undercutting national revenue through widespread duty evasion.
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Despite laws against child labor, underage girls in Nigeria, especially from regions like Benue and Oyo, continue to be exploited as domestic workers due to poor law enforcement.
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The WHO voices grave concerns as H5N1 bird flu spreads to new species, including humans, with a high mortality rate and potential for further adaptation.
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Central Bank Governor Yemi Cardoso reveals a significant drop in Nigeria’s foreign reserves, attributing it to substantial debt servicing during the IMF and World Bank meetings.
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During a notable birthday event, Pastor Matthew Ashimolowo emphasized the urgent need for Nigerian government action to address the escalating poverty and hunger across the nation.
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Tinubu’s ambitious reforms aim to modernize Nigeria’s police force, promising a safer tomorrow for all citizens. Learn more here.
