Reports of Nigerians achieving remarkable success overseas have become increasingly common, with professionals and scholars earning recognition in fields ranging from technology and medicine to engineering and the arts.

The Joint Health Sector Unions, JOHESU, has raised the alarm over what it described as “an attempt to impose a regulatory apartheid regime” in Nigeria’s health sector through proposed amendments to key health laws, warning that the move could destabilise professional practice and undermine international best standards.

In a powerful display of faith and patriotism, women across Rivers State gathered at Isaac Boro Park on Saturday, February 14, 2026, to celebrate Valentine’s Day with a focus on national unity and state development.

The Federal Character Commission, FCC, has reaffirmed its zero tolerance policy on corruption, slot-selling and all forms of misconduct, warning that such acts will not be condoned under any circumstance.

The Youths Off The Street Initiative, YOTSI, on Tuesday, unveiled the Nigerian Youths and Women Political Emancipation Movement, NYWOPEM, alongside a nationwide civic mobilisation campaign tagged #FixNASS2027, aimed at compelling electoral reforms and boosting youth-women political representation ahead of the 2027 general elections.