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Breaking NewsLagos State public hospitals have recorded a sharp increase in patient numbers, with outpatient attendance doubling in the last six months, says Prof. Akinnn
Breaking NewsBroadcast journalist Ireti Bakare-Yusuf has called for lace manufactured in Nigeria to be recognised as a Nigerian product, not Austrian.nn
Breaking NewsAt least 26 children have died and 25 were injured in a fire and subsequent stampede at a school in the city of Bukavu, eastern DR Congo, UNICEF reports.nn
Breaking NewsA train derailment in northwest France has injured 44 people, one seriously, after the service between Rouen and Caen went off the tracks on Friday.nn
Breaking NewsUS President Donald Trump travels to Ireland for two days of diplomacy and golf, with meetings planned with the prime minister and president amid protests.nn
Breaking NewsNiger’s junta chief, General Tiani, has appointed Brigadier General Mamane Sani Kiaou as the new chief of staff following a thwarted army mutiny.nn
Breaking NewsThe Federal Government is targeting the creation of two million jobs in Nigeria’s creative industry by 2030, says Minister Hannatu Musawa in Kano.nn
Breaking NewsNigeria’s active telecom subscriptions grew by 44.8 million over the last decade, reaching 195.1 million despite a sharp drop due to NIN-SIM linkage.nn
Breaking NewsThe Federal Ministry of Works has declared the Oju-Ore Bridge in Ota, Ogun State, as structurally sound and safe, dismissing social media claims of defectsnn
Breaking NewsFormer OpenAI and Anthropic researcher Jacob Coxon warns that unchecked AI development could lead to human extinction, a fear echoed by other tech experts.nn
Breaking NewsResidents of at least 10 villages in Tambuwal LGA, Sokoto State, have blocked roads to protest persistent attacks and abductions in their communities.nn
Breaking NewsAn NDC chieftain, Victor Umeh, has clarified that the party is not planning a parallel result collation system for the 2027 general elections.nn
