OML 42: Delta community threatens to shutdown oil operations over spill
Odidi, a host community of OML, 42, in Warri South-West Local Government Area of Delta, has protested over the oil spill in the area, urging the firm and other relevant agencies to quickly come to fix the problem.
Black weekend: Family of nine, 18 others killed in Benue, Plateau
“After killing two people in Ikpachi on Friday, this morning, they attacked Otukpo Nobi killing 16 persons including women and children”
Oriire Schoolchildren: How arrest of kidnappers’ family members led victims’ rescue
“The family members were subsequently taken to Abuja, where the wives were interrogated in accordance with investigative procedures”
Police arrest man for allegedly beating wife to death in Nasarawa
According to the suspect’s confession, he acted out of anger after the deceased allegedly refused to prepare food, following an argument that ensued, which escalated into a physical altercation that ultimately resulted in her death; however, he expressed remorse over his actions.
Under Makinde, Oyo is now more economically competitive in good governance – Aduwo
The subsequent emphasis on secondary healthcare is therefore a logical progression. General hospitals and specialist secondary facilities should be capable of managing a wide range of medical conditions that do not necessarily require the sophisticated expertise of tertiary institutions.
FREED OYO SCHOOL CHILDREN:Medical checks must include mental evaluation, NMA warns
By Chioma Obinna The release of the Oyo schoolchildren after more than 50 days in captivity has once again brought to the fore the often-overlooked physical and psychological toll of kidnapping. While the return of victims is widely celebrated, medical experts warn that freedom from captivity does not necessarily mark the end of their ordeal. Sunday […]
How idle tankers, inadequate parking bays keep Apapa, Kirikiri in constant gridlock
Lagos’ Apapa and Kirikiri industrial corridors continue to experience recurring traffic gridlock, with industry stakeholders attributing the problem to the indiscriminate parking of petroleum tankers…
How Public Pulse will track 2027 elections mood – Oxford Metro Analytics
By Olalekan Bilesanmi As political conversations around Nigeria’s 2027 elections gather pace, Oxford Metro Analytics has unveiled Public Pulse, a digital platform designed to track the sentiment of politically engaged Nigerians in real time. In this interview, Danny Nasser, Head of Polling Compliance and International Operations at Oxford Metro Analytics, explains the thinking behind the […]
Women disproportionately suffer the impacts of climate change – Prof Ayodele Morocco-Clarke
By Kennedy Mbele We caught up with Professor Ayodele Morocco-Clarke at the GenderInclusive Climate Change Governance (GenCGov) International Conference which held at the Federal Ministry of Education in Abuja, Nigeria on June 23 and 24. The theme of the conference was ‘Governing Climate in an Age of Retreat, Risk, and Geopolitical Re-alignment’. Morocco-Clarke chaired the […]
‘Rolls-Royce, Maybach are good, but help the poor,’ Remi Tinubu tells Davido, Burna Boy
“There are pepper sellers. There are vegetable sellers. There are okra sellers, melon sellers, akara, kulikuli. Akara is delicious; I can tell you that”
‘One chair will remain empty forever’ – Slain Oyo teacher’s family reacts to rescue
“He was taken from us, and his life was brutally cut short. Our joy is incomplete because one chair at our table will remain empty forever.
