Osun to help decongest Apapa Port, says Gov Oyetola
Ebonyi, Ekiti, Imo, Osun, Oyo lead in female genital mutilation in Nigeria – UNICEF
Declare me the winner of Plateau bye-election, Kwande begs APC
World Cancer Day: We’re committed to closing the Gap on cancer spread in CRS – Dr Betta Edu
FG put smiles on faces of retired military veterans as MPB begins payment of 24-month arrears of minimum wage increment
Kwara Minimum Wage: Too Late, Too Little
FCT minister commissions digital cervical cancer screening facility donated by OCI foundation
Ogun pays N200m basic healthcare grant for indigent
Solidaridad engages Nigerian youths to promote Oil palm production
Ogun govt pays N200m grant for Basic Healthcare for the poor
John Donbilly, the fast rising Nigerian artiste with a difference
Reps committee seeks state of emergency on schools infrastructure
Mahmud Tukur, Segun Oyebanji, Maya Famodu join board of Fuelmetrics
Cholera kills 175 in Kaduna State in 2021

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UTME: TotalEnergies boost OML58 students confidence with CBT training
By Egufe Yafugborhi PORT HARCOURT – THREE weeks proficiency training on Computer Based Test (CBT) ahead of next Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) and Post UTME ended for Senior Secondary School III students in Egi, Ogba–Egbema–Ndoni Local Government Area, Rivers State Friday with the beneficiaries describing it as “valued confidence booster.” The free training, a […]
STATE OF THE NATION: Be proactive, develop new strategies to tackle insecurity — Ethnic Youth Leaders urge FG
The Nigeria Ethnic Nationalities Youth Leaders Council has urged the Federal Government to be proactive and develop new strategies to win the hearts of the citizens.
Food Security: Hope rises as millers evacuate Abuja rice pyramids for processing
NO fewer than 61 integrated rice millers have begun to evacuate the paddy rice pyramids in Abuja, which was showcased a few days back as an indication of the growing capacity of local rice producers.
One killed, 4 others injured as Hijab protest turns bloody in Kwara
ONE person was feared killed and four others sustained varying degrees of injuries, yesterday, after a protest by Christian and Muslim parents of students of the Oyun Baptist High School in Ijagbo, Oyun Local Government Area of Kwara State, over the use of Hajib, turned violent. It was gathered that the violence was triggered by the decision of the management of Oyun Baptist High School, on January 17, 2022 that Muslim students should not wear Hijab to the school again.
World Cancer Day: Merck Foundation trains 90 oncologists from 25 countries
To mark this year’s World Cancer Day, Merck Foundation and African first ladies and Ministries of Health have trained 90 oncologists from 25 countries.

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