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By Chioma Obinna Amid rising costs of pharmaceutical raw materials and growing pressure on the drug industry, Greenlife Pharmaceuticals Limited has unveiled a new strategy to strengthen partnerships a
The new Pathway Student Visa in New Zealand enables foreign students to remain in the country for up to five years while studying multiple courses. This initiative aims to attract international talent and provide students with flexible educational opportunities.
The Inspector-General of Police, IGP Olatunji Disu, has announced that newly redeveloped police barracks in Lagos are expected to be ready for occupation by December 2026 or January 2027. This announcement comes as a relief to displaced officers who have been living in temporary accommodations following the demolition of dilapidated structures.
Prince Adewole Adebayo, the presidential candidate of the Social Democratic Party, has vowed to reduce petrol prices to N200 per litre if elected in 2027. His plan hinges on revitalizing Nigeria's refineries and establishing a supportive environment for modular refineries.
Former campaign spokesperson Kenneth Okonkwo has expressed disappointment over Peter Obi's failure to seize a unique opportunity for greatness in Nigerian politics. During an interview, Okonkwo emphasized that the former governor squandered the chance to lead, despite unprecedented public support.
In a significant political shift, Senator Hanga of Kano has defected from the National Democratic Coalition (NDC) to the All Progressives Congress (APC), following his resignation from the NDC earlier this month. This move could reshape the political landscape in the region as party dynamics evolve ahead of the upcoming elections.
The All Progressives Congress (APC) in Bauchi State is grappling with significant internal strife as key leaders and aspiring candidates depart the party, casting doubt on its prospects for the upcoming elections. Allegations of imposition and dissatisfaction with party leadership are fueling this exodus.
The Social Democratic Party (SDP) has officially replaced its governorship candidate for Nasarawa State, just days after the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) confirmed the previous candidate. This strategic shift highlights the party's aim to strengthen its position ahead of the upcoming elections.
In a bid to curb the rampant illegal mining activities in the region, the Taraba State government has inaugurated a new task force aimed at safeguarding the state's forests and natural resources. The task force will also ensure adherence to environmental laws and regulations critical for preserving the state's ecological integrity.
Uba Sani lauds the late Gani Fawehinmi for his relentless fight for political freedom, emphasizing his role in broadening Nigeria's political space. Sani describes Fawehinmi as a dedicated pan-Nigerian whose vision for the country hinged on the equitable development of all regions.
Akpabio made the appeal on Saturday while receiving a high-level delegation of the Northern Ethnic Groups Assembly in Abuja. The post 2027 Push: Akpabio takes Tinubu’s ‘Renewed Hope’ campa
A group supported by Tompolo has begun its campaign efforts in Katsina, marking the launch of a strategic push for President Tinubu's reelection in 2027. This initiative follows a close electoral battle in 2023, as local leaders express their commitment to supporting Tinubu's candidacy.
Niger's government has leveled serious accusations against France and neighboring countries, alleging their involvement in a failed coup attempt, while threatening international action. France has vehemently denied these claims, branding them as mere fabrication.
Katsina State Governor Dikko Radda has expressed unwavering support for President Bola Tinubu's re-election campaign ahead of the 2027 elections. This pledge underscores the political alignment between the state and the federal government as they prepare for the upcoming electoral battle.
A recent investigation reveals alarming contradictions in government policies as new commercial developments sprout beneath high-voltage power lines, raising serious safety concerns for residents and businesses alike. The case of Clementine Schools highlights a troubling trend of planning failures that jeopardize lives and investments in Lagos.
