Nigeria’s military has confirmed that approximately 200 United States troops expected to arrive in the country in the coming weeks will not engage in combat operations, but will instead focus
Nigeria’s military has confirmed that approximately 200 United States troops expected to arrive in the country in the coming weeks will not engage in combat operations, but will instead focus
A devastating fire has ripped through Singer Market in Kano, destroying multiple sections of the bustling commercial hub and leaving traders counting heavy losses. The chairman of the Singer Market
Healthcare services across Lagos public hospitals remain paralysed as JOHESU prolongs strike over pay, recognition and workplace equity Patients seeking treatment in Lagos State government hospitals are facing mounting hardship
The Rivers State Police Command has arrested three people, including two members of a community vigilante group and a commercial motorcyclist, in connection with the alleged killing of a suspected
The Kano State Fire Service has successfully rescued a 23-year-old woman who fell into a well at Gurungawa, Kumbotso Local Government Area in the early hours of Tuesday. According to
Lagos, Nigeria – Popular American streamer Kai Cenat has revealed that Nigeria is the first country where he has felt a genuine connection and “100 per cent love.” Cenat made
Abuja-based reporter says he was attacked and warned to stop his investigation as Delta magistrate orders his arrest and that of his sureties. An Abuja-based journalist, Fejiro Oliver, says he
Nigeria’s electricity pricing system is pushing consumers to the brink, with minimum wage earners able to afford only a fraction of the power their counterparts enjoy in developed economies, according
Suspect accused of posing as American doctor, using fake bank platform and cryptocurrency channels to defraud victims Operatives of the Airport Police Command in Lagos have arrested a 24-year-old man
Health workers warn of a structural crisis as poverty, food insecurity and weak healthcare push families to the brink Sunken eyes, frail limbs and recurring infections are becoming distressingly common