For a people still mourning the tragic loss of 14 lives in a 2015 pipeline explosion, the sight of black crude gushing from the 6-inch Azuzuama/Tebidaba flow line was more than just an environmental disaster, it was a painful reminder of promises broken and lives cut short.

A mini estate with blocks of flats and boys’ quarters, tucked in a muddy area off Uwasota Road near Uwelu, has become a subject of disputed ownership, as no documents exist to back the property.

By Musa Ubandawaki, Sokoto SOKOTO: A coalition of government agencies, development partners and civil society organisations has launched an ambitious campaign to tackle the alarming burden of children who have never received routine vaccines in Sokoto State, setting a target to reduce the number of zero dose children by 80 per cent between July 2026 […]

By Demola Akinyemi, Ilorin The Executive Director of the Foundation for Peace Professionals (PeacePro), Abdulrazaq Hamzat, has urged the Federal and Borno State governments to transform the Sambisa Forest into a world-class centre for peacebuilding, research, diplomacy, technology, agriculture, entrepreneurship, education and environmental renewal. Hamzat said Nigeria’s ultimate victory over terrorism should go beyond military […]

DIAMED Centre has celebrated its second anniversary, highlighting two years of delivering healthcare services and reaffirming its commitment to quality, innovation and patient-centred care. The anniversary also marked a milestone for the healthcare facility founded by Dr. Mrs. Abiola Olorode, whose vision, according to the hospital, has driven its growth and expanding footprint in healthcare […]