A coalition of Yoruba and Igbo self-determination groups, under the banner of the ‘Coalition to De-amalgamate Nigeria for Security’ (CODES), has declared a formal alliance aimed at the peaceful de-amalgamation of Nigeria, arguing that the country’s worsening insecurity, deepening mistrust and unresolved historical grievances make continued coexistence untenable.

By Peter Duru, Makurdi  The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) has intensified support for Nigeria’s Smart School Initiative as part of efforts to bridge the digital divide and significantly improve learning outcomes across the country by 2030.  The initiative prioritises digital infrastructure, teacher capacity building and access to quality digital learning content for children and […]

Governor Uba Sani said that his administration is constructing 140 roads in all the 23 local governments in Kaduna State, totalling 1,335 kilometres across all the three senatorial districts. He pointed out that all the roads were conceived and initiated by his government, promising that his administration will complete road projects inherited from previous governments. […]

By Gabriel Ewepu ABUJA – IN a bid to transform information dissemination, TheLink News has debut to enhance local, regional and global impact and journalistic excellence. In a statement issued by the The Management of TheLink News Media Limited with RC No: 8407347, it announced a strategic rebranding and leadership evolution. According to the management, […]

By Ephraim Oseji Former Delta State gubernatorial aspirant, Chief Sunny Onuesoke has reiterated that the destruction of the Niger Delta’s forests is no longer accidental, rather  it is deliberate, systematic, and shamefully tolerated deliberate assault on Nigerian future. He lamented that mangrove forests that once protected communities, sustained fisheries, and shielded the coastline are being wiped […]

The Learning Craft Foundation has hosted the Pan-African Convening on Social and Emotional Learning (PACSEL), bringing together educators, policymakers, development partners, and creative leaders to examine how African education systems can deliver outcomes for life, academics, and wellbeing. The conference focused on policy alignment, system reform, cultural relevance, measurement, and classroom practice. Speakers emphasised that social and […]

By Vera Anyagafu The United States is re-evaluating its foreign aid approach to African countries, driven by concerns about effectiveness and accountability. For decades, the US  invested billions in aid, yet many African nations continue to struggle with poverty, corruption, and underdevelopment. A key concern is that current aid models perpetuate dependence rather than fostering self-sufficiency.  According […]

Across Abuja’s rapidly growing business ecosystem, a quiet shift is underway. Founders, CEOs, and high-growth entrepreneurs are increasingly moving away from traditional advertising and embracing digital public relations (PR) as their primary growth and credibility strategy. At the center of this evolution is Beta Digitals, one of Abuja’s fastest growing digital PR and online reputation […]

By Victor Daniyan There is often skepticism about how secure a Soft POS solution truly is. Many people ask: Is it even safe to use? The reality is that Soft POS is designed with security at its core and, in many cases, is more secure than traditional POS terminals. One of the most common points […]

In a nation where the hustle of daily life often leaves homes in disarray, HandBee Cleaning Services is stepping up as a game-changer, transforming routine cleaning into a science-backed protection for Nigerian households and offices. As busy professionals, entrepreneurs, and families grapple with Lagos traffic, demanding jobs, and child-rearing, this innovative company is offering tailored, […]