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Imo police locate abducted NYSC members’ camp, IED threat delays rescue

The Imo State Police Command has identified the location where 19 prospective National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) members abducted in the state are believed to be held, but security operatives have delayed moving into the area over fears that the camp has been planted with improvised explosive devices (IEDs). The Commissioner of Police, Audu Bosso, […]
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Benue bans extra lessons, phone use, tightens rules in schools

By Peter Duru MAKURDI—THE Benue State Government has rolled out stricter rules for schools as pupils, students and other learners resume for the 2026/2027 academic session, banning compulsory extra lessons, unauthorised use of mobile phones and graduation ceremonies for non-exit classes. The Commissioner for Education and Knowledge Management, Dr. Margaret Adamu, while welcoming learners back […]

Building collapses in Abuja hours after FCTA sealing

A building has collapsed in Wuse Zone 4, Abuja, barely hours after the Development Control Department in the Federal Capital Territory Administration FCTA sealed the structure and directed occupants to vacate the premises.

Edo moves to fix decade-old death trap amid Federal neglect

For more than ten years, the Benin-Sapele-Warri highway was a relic of broken axles, shattered dreams, and stranded families. What should have been a vital route connecting Edo and Delta states became a punishing test of crater-sized potholes that swallowed vehicles whole and turned hour-long journeys into day-long ordeals.

Nembe-Brass road rekindles economic hope for Bayelsa East 

For decades, it was a dream deferred, a vital route that remained stubbornly out of reach for the coastal communities of Bayelsa East senatorial district. But today, the long-awaited Nembe-Brass Road is finally rising from the mangrove swamps, rekindling hopes of transformation, job creation, and a new economic dawn for the region.

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