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Nigeria plans a comprehensive security overhaul involving community-driven intelligence, advanced technology, and stricter legal measures to address its deep-rooted insecurity and insurgency challenges.

Fourteen years after insurgent attacks, survivors in Nigeria’s IDP camps still struggle with inadequate shelter, food shortages, and lack of medical care amidst ongoing security challenges.

APC’s National Chairman Ganduje challenges his controversial suspension, attributing the action to political maneuvers aimed at controlling Kano State ahead of future elections.

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.

President Tinubu emphasizes judiciary reforms to boost Nigeria’s economy and ensure citizens’ rights at the 2024 National Summit on Justice.

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.

Imo State’s failure to conduct local elections leads to a deepening governance crisis, undermining accountability and halting essential community development in the region.

As economic hardships bite, Nigeria sees a troubling rise in imports of damaged vehicles, risking safety and undercutting national revenue through widespread duty evasion.

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.

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.