Coalition calls for calm, urges responsible reporting on NSCDC affairs
The Coalition of Civil Societies (CCS), Abuja, has appealed for calm and responsible engagement following recent public discussions concerning administrative matters within the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC).
Africa to make first deposit at Arctic World Archive in February 2026
Africa will, for the first time, deposit selected historical, cultural and intellectual records at the Arctic World Archive (AWA) in February 2026, marking the continent’s entry into one of the world’s most secure long-term memory vaults.
Electoral Act: Senate considers report today
THE Senate has deferred the consideration of the report of the committee on electoral matters to enable lawmakers study the report, following the absence of the Chairman, Senator Simon Lalong, APC, Plateau South.
Thousands of Nigerian men sign up against Gender-Based Violence
In a landmark move to reshape the fight against gender-based violence, the African Centre for Leadership, Strategy and Development (Centre LSD) has announced that over 3,200 Nigerian men have been certified as “feminist allies.”
Sit-at-home: Soludo shuts 12 more markets as traders block Niger Bridge
Traders protesting the temporary closure of the popular Onitsha Main Market, yesterday, blocked the ever-busy Niger Bridge that connects Asaba and other parts of Delta State with Anambra State and other South-East states.
Kanu: Striking out of transfer motion changes nothing — Defence consortium
The Defence Consortium of the Leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, has said the striking out of the motion seeking to transfer Kanu from the Sokoto Correctional Facility “changes nothing,” insisting that his case has moved beyond the High Court.
