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Despite laws mandating immediate care, Nigerian hospitals often require police reports before treating gunshot victims, leading to preventable deaths and healthcare failures.

Heirs Holdings unveils Heirs Technologies, revolutionizing Africa’s digital landscape for progress.

n a shocking move, bandits kidnap 16 Kaduna residents, demanding an astronomical N40 trillion ransom, alongside vehicles and motorcycles, leaving the community in despair.

SSANU and NASU announce a seven-day warning strike over four months of withheld salaries, threatening total campus shutdown.

Dr. Akinwumi Adesina receives the 2023 Obafemi Awolowo Prize, presenting a transformative agenda for Nigeria’s progress in food security, healthcare, and education, backed by African leaders.

Speaker Abbas champions a bill for children’s digital safety in Nigeria, aiming to combat cyber risks and promote a secure online environment.

CBN declares Nigeria’s debt stable, showcasing economic resilience and strategic borrowing.

Amid skepticism, President Tinubu’s administration aims to implement the Oronsaye Report, targeting the rationalization of parastatals for enhanced governance efficiency and reduced public spending in Nigeria.

SERAP takes legal action against President Tinubu for unaccounted $3.4B IMF loan, demanding transparency and accountability.

NDLEA intensifies efforts against drug abuse, linking it to rising national insecurity. The campaign aims to educate and protect Nigerian youths and women.