Refuse Heaps: Agency donates 10 waste trucks to Lagos

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Ebola Threat: Health writers seek inclusion in Tinubu’s task force, hail N10bn emergency fund
The Health Writers Association of Nigeria, (HEWAN) on Wednesday urged President Bola Ahmed Tinubu to include health journalists in the newly established Presidential Task Force on Ebola Virus Disease Preparedness, warning that misinformation and public panic could undermine Nigeria’s response to the deadly outbreak ravaging parts of Africa.
Nigeria raises AI concerns at ILC
As artificial intelligence rapidly reshapes workplaces across the globe, governments are increasingly grappling with a difficult question
My political aspiration, inspired by a profound commitment to service – Haske
These experiences have strengthened my belief that leadership must transcend mere rhetoric. It should ignite hope, create tangible opportunities, and deliver measurable improvements in the lives of the people.
Dollar to Naira exchange rate today, June 11, 2026
Market analysts said the naira’s performance has been supported by improved liquidity in the official market and continued efforts by monetary authorities to sustain stability in the foreign exchange sector.
Emir appoints Sheikh Dasuki as 13th Chief Imam of Ilorin, AbdulRazaq hails choice
Five months after the death of the late Chief Imam of Ilorin, Alhaji (Dr.) Muhammad Bashir Imam, the Emir of Ilorin and Chairman of the Kwara State Traditional Rulers Council, Alhaji Ibrahim Sulu-Gambari, has approved the appointment of Sheikh Muhammad Bashir Dasuki Imam Fulani as the 13th Chief Imam of Ilorin Emirate.
Arrests, intimidation won’t stop us — Ajaero
President of the Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC, Joe Ajaero, has declared that arrests, intimidation and harassment would not deter the labour movement from its struggle for workers’ rights and economic justice in Nigeria.
June 12: Falana, CSOs declare nationwide protest over insecurity, hardship
A coalition of civil society organisations, trade unions, youth groups, community associations, social movements, faith-based organisations and concerned Nigerians have declared June 12, 2026, as a day of nationwide protest and mass action against worsening insecurity, economic hardship and deteriorating living conditions across the country.
Terrorists kill vice principal, 2 others in Kogi, Edo shuts schools
Almost a month after terrorists attacked three schools in Oyo State, abducting no fewer than 40 pupils, alongside teachers, they again struck at Iluke Bunu in Kabba/Bunu Local Government Area of Kogi State yesterday, killing a vice principal and two others, as well as kidnapping three students who were about to write WAEC examination.
Warri Tensions: PANDEF backs Oborevwori, urges unity, restraint
The Pan Niger Delta Forum (PANDEF), the apex socio-political body of the South-South geopolitical zone, has commended Delta State Governor, Sheriff Oborevwori, for his efforts to sustain peace and unity in the Warri area through continuous engagement with stakeholders.
Safe Schools Initiative: How safe are our schools?
Across the country, millions of children still study in buildings with broken or no fences, no lighting, no guards, and zero emergency response capability
‘It’s nonsensical to support Obi and disparage me, NDC’ — Seriake Dickson
Reacting to criticisms from some Obi supporters, Dickson argued that it was illogical for individuals who want the former Anambra State governor to win the presidency to undermine the platform on which he is contesting.
South Africa slams 5-yr ban on 268 Nigerian returnees over illegal stay
“None of the 268 Nigerian nationals who arrived at OR Tambo International Airport for repatriation on Wednesday are in South Africa legally”
We drank our urine to survive, Libya returnee recounts desert ordeal
A 23-year-old female Libya returnee, Endurance Daniel, yesterday recounted how she and other migrants drank their urine to survive due to lack of water in the desert.
Diaspora Group commends Makinde Over Oyo abduction response
A Nigerian professional body, the Omituntun Initiative in the Diaspora (OID), has commended Oyo State Governor Seyi Makinde for his swift response to the abduction of students and teachers in Oriire Local Government Area of the state.
APAPA: Middle East crisis responsible for resurgence of traffic gridlock — Shippers
By Efe Onodjae The Nigerian Shippers’ Council (NSC) has attributed the resurgence of traffic congestion and operational hiccups along the Apapa port corridor to disruptions in the global supply chain triggered by the ongoing Middle East crisis. The Council’s position comes amid growing concerns by stakeholders over the return of gridlock on the Mile 2-Apapa Expressway, […]

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