Lagos government warns residents in flood-prone areas to relocate due to water releases from Oyan Dam as part of flood prevention measures
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FAO reports 1.8 million Nigerians at risk of hunger, with the government committed to addressing food insecurity
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The Nigerian presidency confirms no leadership vacuum as President Tinubu and Vice President Shettima remain engaged in national affairs while abroad
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Top NGOs tackling health crises in Nigeria are saving lives and improving healthcare through innovative programs addressing maternal health, HIV, and child nutrition
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Nigeria Customs Service extends the deadline for private jet owners to regularize import duties by one month, warning of potential sanctions for non-compliance
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Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour criticizes the Federal Government’s policies, urging unity in the Labour Party and stronger leadership to tackle hardship before 2027 elections
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Zamfara Governor Lawal says his administration is making progress in tackling banditry but highlights the role of God in securing the state
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The federal government clarifies the 18-year university admission age limit and plans guidelines for exceptionally gifted students starting in 2025
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Labour Party chairmen in the North Central zone pledge support for Julius Abure’s leadership following his court victory reaffirming the 2024 Nnewi convention
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The Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited has increased the price of petrol to N1,030 per liter in Abuja, causing frustration among consumers
