Breaking NewsUNIOSUN teaching hospital workers protest PPP deal, threaten strike
Workers at UNIOSUN Teaching Hospital protest a planned PPP deal to privatise the lab, threatening to strike if their demands are not met.nn
Verified Urgent Breaking Headlines
Breaking NewsWorkers at UNIOSUN Teaching Hospital protest a planned PPP deal to privatise the lab, threatening to strike if their demands are not met.nn
Breaking NewsKatsina State and the UK launch a new literacy programme to boost foundational skills for over 3,800 children through the ‘Teaching at the Right Level’ modnn
Breaking NewsAn electrical fault caused a minor fire incident at the Idu train station in Abuja. The NRC confirms the fire was contained and services are not affected.nn
Breaking NewsYobe State recorded zero cases of pilgrim abscondment during the 2026 Hajj, Governor Mai Mala Buni has announced, attributing the success to planning.nn
Breaking NewsThe FCCPC and NMDPRA have signed an agreement to boost petroleum sector competition, transparency, and consumer protection in Nigeria’s downstream market.nn
Breaking NewsThe Federal Government announces a new free student data initiative, providing 100MB daily to access educational websites starting from October 1, 2026.nn
Breaking NewsThe ADC has condemned an attack on its members in Kaduna, warning that political thuggery could undermine the 2027 elections and calling for arrests.nn
Breaking NewsThe FRSC warns that vehicle overloading in Nigeria threatens lives, damages roads, and undermines the economy. Learn about the risks and shared responsibilnn
Breaking NewsThe NFIU is creating a new framework to boost financial intelligence sharing between public and private sectors to combat illicit financial flows in Nigerinn
Breaking NewsBillionaire Tony Elumelu shares his old business card, recalling his humble start as a sales rep and the lessons of resilience and grit that shaped him.nn
Breaking NewsThe US Nigeria military partnership is strengthened as new equipment arrives to help the Nigerian Air Force in its counter-terrorism efforts.nn
Breaking NewsA deadly stampede following a fire at a school in Bukavu, DR Congo, has killed at least 14 children and left dozens injured, local sources report.nn