Mental health: Nigeria’s action gap comes under scrutiny
Dollar to Naira exchange rate today, October 9, 2026
Uphold integrity of judiciary, CJN advises new judges
Ex-gov Bafarawa testifies before commission
Yuguda backs governors’ Harvard MoU
Ebri wades into Abia PPA crisis
Salary arrears: Workers shut Ideato South Council
Coup: Nigeria owes us apology, not amnesty—Anyanwu
Group calls for ban on task force on ports congestion
MEND writes Russian President
Militants bomb Shell’s pipeline
Commuters groan as Lagos roads deteriorate
Lagos orders 5,000 defective masts dismantled
Ebonyi reads Riot Act to contractors

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NAFDAC to set up control point in China, India
ABUJA—In a strategic move to totally block the major sources of fake drugs importation into the country, Director-General of National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) Dr. Paul Orhii said the Agency will soon establish control points in China and India.
I won’t surrender — Boyloaf
Asari was picked up Tuesday by men believed to be officials of the State Security Service (SSS), operating at the Murtala Mohammed International Airport, Lagos, at about 8:00 pm on arrival from Frankfurt, Germany, where he had gone on a medical check-up.
Senators accuse Yar’Adua of bias against South
At the meeting yesterday, Senators particularly flayed what they described as the lopsided appointments made by the administration claiming that the South had been severely marginalised in the sharing of choice appointments by the present administration.
Killer rice floods Northern states
By Emeka Mamah Kaduna — Several tonnes of poisonous rice from Asia, which were said to have been rejected by the Sierra Leonean government, have flooded markets in Kaduna, Katsina, Zamfara, Kebbi, Sokoto and other neighbouring states causing palpable fear within communities and government circles.
Retired soldiers to protest pension arrears
By Kingsley Omonobi ABUJA — There were indications in Abuja yesterday that thousands of retired ex-soldiers who were prevailed upon not to embark on a nationwide protest over the non payment of the arrears of the 12.5% increment in salary in 2003 and the 15% increment in 2007 to civil servants, may go back to […]

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