Euracare Hospital defends doctors suspended over Adichie’s son’s death
Nkanu Adichie-Esege died on January 7, 2026, after complications arising during a series of preparatory medical procedures.
Lagos APC debunks alleged recall of SLGs, supervisors to party secretariat
The All Progressives Congress (APC), Lagos State chapter, has dismissed reports alleging that its State Chairman summoned all Supervisory Leaders of Government (SLGs) and supervisors to the party secretariat in Acme over directives purportedly issued at the Presidential Villa.
Northern Nigeria urged to prioritize tourism, agriculture, hospitality for growth
Northern Nigeria must move beyond its reliance on mineral resources and tap into its vast potential in tourism, agriculture, and hospitality to drive inclusive growth, regional stability, and global competitiveness, a leading tourism advocate has said.
2027: Tinubu support group targets soft loans, free medical services for Abuja transporters
The Transporters for Tinubu 2027 support group has again extended its free medical services to the dei-dei motor park in the Federal Capital Territory. There are also plans to provide soft loans to the Transporters Named the Drivers’ Care Initiative, the outreach is part of an ongoing programme to provide support for transport workers across […]
Iran says ‘trying’ to swiftly appoint new supreme leader
“God willing, the leader will be appointed at the earliest opportunity. We are close, but the situation is a war situation,” he told state TV.
Sean Combs’ prison term reduced after rehab programme admission
Combs was convicted on two counts related to transportation for prostitution after a lengthy trial and is currently serving his sentence at FCI Fort Dix.
