Former Algerian president Liamine Zeroual dies
Born on July 3, 1941 in the eastern city of Batna, Zeroual served in Algeria's National Liberation Army (FLN), which fought for independence from French rule.
NAACT backs acting High Commissioner, urges responsible engagement
The Association of Nigerians in the Australian Capital Territory (NAACT) has expressed strong support for Nigeria’s Acting High Commissioner to Australia, Ambassador (Dr.) Jane Bassey Adams.
Abia 2023: ‘They came with money; I refused, they came with intimidation; I resisted, I fear only God’
March 22, 2023, will remain indelible in the political history of Abia State, a day when tension gave way to triumph, and the will of the people ultimately prevailed.
Herders take over Ekiti school to graze their cows
Your Excellency, Governor Biodun Oyebanji, the first indigenous secondary school in Ekiti, Ekiti Parapo College Ido-Ekiti is under attack by herders who have taken over the premises to graze their cows.
Massive protests against Trump across US on ‘No Kings’ day
Organizers said “at least 8 million people gathered today at more than 3,300 events across all 50 states,” from big cities and small towns. US authorities provided no national crowd estimate.
HEALTH CRISIS: Chronicles of cancer survivors
The stories of cancer survivors and people living with cancer are typical and just a few among the several hundreds of thousands that form the quiet frontline of a crisis Nigerians rarely talk about. Vanguard’s investigations reveal that Nigeria is facing a steep increase in new cancer cases and survivors.
Plateau hosts horticulture festival to boost agribusiness investment
Jos – The Plateau State Government has organised the 2026 Horticultural Festival in Jos as part of efforts to promote agribusiness and attract investment into the State’s agricultural sector. The festival drew stakeholders, including investors, researchers and farmers, who explored opportunities across the horticulture value chain, with a focus on crops such as potatoes, fruits, […]
Gbenga Daniel @70: I didn’t jump out of PDP
Otunba Gbenga Daniel, fondly called OGD (Ogidiomo), was the governor of Ogun State between 2003 and 2011. Now senator representing Ogun East, Daniel, in this interview
Boko Haram: Mr President, terrorists have outgunned our troops—Ndume
Senator Ali Ndume represents Borno South Senatorial District and is one of the highest-ranking senators in the Senate. In this interview, Ndume laments that the military lacks adequate equipment to fight Boko Haram insurgents…
PDP fragile truce: Convention goes ahead despite court threats—Wike camp
The Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, National Caretaker Working Committee, NCWC, has declared that nothing will stop its 2026 National Convention from holding today, brushing aside reported court threats and internal divisions in a bold show of authority ahead of the crucial gathering.
Proposed State Police to handle local criminal offences, domestic violence, homicide, armed robbery—Source
•To receive 3% from Federation Account •Federal Police to focus on national security, interstate crime, federal law enforcement By Henry Umoru The submitted framework for the establishment of state police to the Senate shows that when put in place, State Police Services would be saddled with the responsibility of handling local criminal offences, domestic violence, homicide, […]
