WHO aims to vaccinate 40,000 children in Gaza Strip
The World Health Organization (WHO) said on Wednesday that it aims to vaccinate more than 40,000 children against various diseases in Gaza, as it takes advantage of the recent ceasefire.
Why power supply is still inadequate —LCCI, experts
By Udeme Akpan, The President, Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry, LCCI, Mr. Gabriel Idahosa, has identified inadequate infrastructure, transmission lines, weak distribution networks, and insufficient investment in off-grid systems as major problems affecting power supply in Nigeria. Speaking at the Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry Power Conference in Lagos, yesterday, Idahosa stated: “The reality […]
Wesley VC decries insecurity, says human life now less valued than animals in Nigeria
The Vice Chancellor of Wesley University Ondo town, Ondo State, Prof Samuel Obeka has expressed concern over the spate of insecurity in some part of the country.
Insecurity: Group demands replacement of defense ministers
The group said the renewed wave of attacks is not only alarming but has now reached a point that threatens the very stability of the Nigerian state.
Nigeria’s mutual funds balloon 96.9 % amid tight monetary policy
By Peter Egwuatu Nigeria’s mutual fund industry has recorded further surge, with total Net Asset Value (NAV) climbing to a remarkable N7.3 trillion in 10 months ending October 24, 2025, an impressive 96.98% growth from N3.7 trillion in the same period 2024. The rise in mutual funds is a reflection of investors’ appetite for regulated and […]
Kwara Church attack, Brig.-Gen.’s killing, aim to destabilise Nigeria – Northern CAN
The Northern chapter of the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) has condemned the rising wave of insecurity across the country, describing recent incidents as painful reminders of the severe challenges confronting the citizens and security personnel. The association expressed deep sorrow over the recent attack on a Christ Apostolic Church in Kwara, which left some […]
