WHO tracks 80 passengers after woman dies from hantavirus
The World Health Organization said Tuesday it was tracing people on a flight between the island of Saint Helena and Johannesburg, taken by a cruise ship passenger who died of hantavirus.
One dead, driver arrested as vehicles collide on Third Mainland Bridge
The fatal accident, which occurred at the Ilaje axis inward Iyana Oworo, involved two vehicles with registration numbers LSR 809 GV and LSR 695 HM.
Wabara lacks capacity to preside over any party organ – Abia PDP
The Peoples Democratic Party, Abia State, has stated that former Senate President, Adolphus Wabara, is not a member of the PDP, stressing that he lacks the capacity to preside over any organ of the party.
Afenifere demands decisive crackdown on terrorism, urges overhaul of NYSC
The pan-Yoruba socio-political organisation, Afenifere, has raised concern over the rising wave of kidnapping and terrorist attacks across Yorubaland and other parts of Nigeria, warning that the situation has reached alarming proportions.
FCC intensifies anti-corruption drive, strengthens national recruitment oversight
By Adeola Badru The Federal Character Commission (FCC), has intensified efforts to curb job racketeering and strengthen equitable recruitment across Nigeria, signalling a renewed push to enforce fairness in federal appointments. Speaking at a press conference in Ibadan on Tuesday, the Oyo State Commissioner, Ayodeji Abass-Aleshinloye, said the Commission is repositioning itself nationwide as a […]
Reps move to stabilise jet fuel prices, warn of looming airline collapse
The House of Representatives on Tuesday called on the Federal Government to urgently intervene in the rising and unstable cost of jet fuel, also known as Aviation Turbine Kerosene (ATK), warning that the situation could trigger the collapse of domestic airlines if left unchecked.
