I was called unprintable names for demanding state police – Jang
Former Plateau State governor, Senator Jonah Jang, has said he was viciously criticised and labelled with unprintable names when he first pushed for the establishment of state police.
FG launches N1bn grant scheme for small businesses
By Yinka Kolawole The Federal Government is set to give out more than N1 billion to support small businesses in Nigeria through the 2026 National MSME Awards. This was announced by the President’s Senior Special Adviser on Job Creation and MSMEs, Temitola Adekunle-Johnson in Abuja. He explained that the application portal will open on April 7 […]
Jang, Lalong pledge to unite against insecurity in Plateau
Former governors of Plateau, Jonah Jang and Simon Lalong, have promised to unite to tackle the rising security challenges in the state.
Ekiti 2026: One-man race looms as Oyebanji consolidates power
As campaigns gradually gather momentum, the political contest appears driven less by ideology and more by power blocs, patronage
US forces yet to start ‘destroying what’s left’ in Iran, says Trump
US forces have yet to begin “destroying what’s left in Iran,” President Donald Trump warned late Thursday, as he said more of the country’s bridges and energy infrastructure were in his sights.
Middle East crisis: WHO seeks $30.3m to sustain health services
The organisation also disclosed plans to reinforce supply chains and logistics to guarantee the delivery of critical medicines and medical equipment, particularly as traditional transport routes remain disrupted.
