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Breaking NewsStakeholders in Sokoto State call for responsible journalism, inclusion, and collaboration to strengthen peace and prevent conflict ahead of the 2027 electnn
Breaking NewsBenue State has suspended the Chairman and Executive Secretary of its Muslim Pilgrims Welfare Board over alleged Hajj slot and financial irregularities.nn
Breaking NewsThe African Democratic Congress has warned that rising political violence and attacks on opposition members could jeopardise the 2027 general elections.nn
Breaking NewsBayelsa State Governor, Douye Diri, has tasked permanent secretaries on the need for a strong and professional civil service for effective governance.nn
Breaking NewsStudents of Taraba State College of Nursing Sciences, Jalingo, have protested over an attack on a female hostel where a student was allegedly raped.nn
Breaking NewsThe Nigerian Embassy in Qatar has reduced passport renewal and issuance time to about two weeks following a special intervention exercise in Doha.nn
Breaking NewsYobe State Governor Mai Buni and the IPCR have called for sustained investment in peacebuilding, dialogue, and inclusion to ensure peaceful 2027 elections.nn
Breaking NewsThe Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board has sacked one of its staff members for extorting candidates, reiterating its zero-tolerance policy on corruptnn
Breaking NewsResidents in Abuja’s FCT lament worsening economic hardship as the latest fuel price hike to N1,500/litre increases transport fares and living costs.nn
Breaking NewsJournalists for Christ International Outreach, Nigeria, has unveiled a youth-focused factsheet designed to help young people recognise and safely respond to misogyny and technology-facilitated gender-based violence in campus and digital spaces. The organisation said the publication, titled Factsh...
Breaking NewsChina has expelled two high-ranking generals, Zhang Youxia and Liu Zhenli, from the Communist Party over corruption allegations involving large sums of monnn
Breaking NewsKwara State Polytechnic, Ilorin, has expelled 42 students, comprising 31 HND and 11 ND students, for examination malpractice after an investigation.nn
