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Hajara Sule has initiated a lawsuit against the Taraba council chairman, Mr. Ubandoma, following his alleged threats to government employees regarding political activities. The case was filed at the Federal High Court in Jalingo, raising concerns about the influence of political pressure on civil service neutrality.
In a significant move to enhance technical education, Governor Uba Sani has officially inaugurated the NASENI Skill Development Centre in Kaduna, which has received accreditation from the National Board for Technical Education. The initiative aims to equip instructors with essential skills as Quality Assurance Assessors and Internal Quality Assurance Managers.
The Osun State Police Command has launched a manhunt for a former leader of the National Union of Road Transport Workers (NURTW) implicated in the murder of a close associate of Governor Ademola Adeleke. Authorities are actively pursuing two suspects believed to be key figures in orchestrating the crime.
Nigerian striker Kelechi Iheanacho has set a remarkable record by scoring in his 11th consecutive league match during a thrilling game against Pendikspor. His latest goal, netted in the 62nd minute, underscores his exceptional form and consistency in the Turkish league.
Northern Nigeria stands at a pivotal moment, with the potential to leverage its agricultural strengths and vibrant youth population to drive technological advancements in solar energy, biotechnology, and digital innovation. By fostering collaboration and investment, the region could transform its socio-economic landscape and improve the quality of life for its citizens.
In a compelling reflection on national unity, Chris Ngwodo argues that Nigeria's rich diversity should be seen as a strength rather than a source of division. He emphasizes the importance of equitable institutions and empathetic leadership in fostering national cohesion.
In a heartfelt tribute to the late journalist Dele Giwa, media leaders gathered to unveil a book dedicated to his enduring legacy, emphasizing the critical role of journalism in society. Former colleague and renowned journalist, Mr. Ekpu, highlighted the book's aim to promote truth and accountability in the media.
President Bola Tinubu has officially approved the extension of the tenures for the heads of Nigeria's Correctional and Immigration Services, ensuring continuity in leadership until 2028. This decision affects Mr. Nwakuche and Ms. Nandap, whose new end dates are set for May and June 2028, respectively.
In a recent move to fortify leadership within key security agencies, President Bola Tinubu has granted 18-month extensions to the heads of the Nigeria Immigration Service and the Nigerian Correctional Service. This decision, following recommendations from the Minister of Interior, aims to ensure stability and continuity in these crucial sectors until new appointments are made.
In a commendable humanitarian effort, the Jigawa State Council of the Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ) has facilitated the release of six inmates from the Gumel Correctional Centre by covering their court-imposed fines. This initiative forms part of the council's inaugural Press Week activities aimed at supporting vulnerable members of society.
The Catholic Bishops Conference of Nigeria has initiated a nationwide prayer and fasting program aimed at fostering free and fair elections in 2027. This initiative, themed 'Let Justice and Peace Flow', is a response to ongoing electoral challenges in the country.
By Chioma Obinna As competition in Nigeria’s non-alcoholic beverage market continues to evolve, Maltina, one of the country’s longstanding malt drink brands, has unveiled a refreshed visual identity t
The Nigeria Democratic Congress challenges the government's warnings about a potential rise in petrol prices and the naira's exchange rate, demanding accountability for the non-functioning refineries. The party's officials criticize the management of crude oil resources and its implications for domestic supply.
The Anambra State Police Command deployed significant security forces at St. Faith’s Anglican Cathedral to ensure peace during a service led by suspended Archbishop Alexander Ibezim. This move follows Ibezim's suspension amid ongoing investigations and a controversial response from the local diocese.
The Pharmaceutical Society of Nigeria has proposed a significant increase in penalties for those involved in the production and distribution of counterfeit drugs, calling for fines of N25 million and prison terms of up to 20 years. This initiative aims to combat the rising threat of fake medications and protect public health.
