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UNICEF Warns 3.5m Unregistered Nigerian Children Risk Losing Access To Essential Services
United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF), on Tuesday warned that children without birth registration could face difficulties accessing education, healthcare and social protection, while the consequences could extend into adulthood, affecting
Imo Women Protest AfDB Office Project, Demand Open And Inclusive Land Consultations
The women of Mgbara Community of Ohaji/Egbema Local Government Area of Imo State has taken to the streets in protest against what they described as lack of open, transparent and
Conference League: Dessers marks injury return with extra-time winner
For Dessers, the goal provided the perfect response to a lengthy spell on the sidelines and marked his first appearance for Panathinaikos since the previous campaign The post Conference League:
ICE Plans $20m Purchase Of Electric Shock Gloves For Officers Amid Civil Rights Concerns
US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) plans to spend up to $20 million on thousands of electric shock gloves for officers, prompting concern from civil rights advocates over the potential
Insecurity: AWPUF Accuses Alia of Abandoning Agatu, Hails Council Chairman Over Army Battalion
Onuminya Innocent The Agatu West Peace and Unity Forum, AWPUF, has accused Benue State Governor, Rev. Fr. Hyacinth Alia, of abandoning Agatu Local Government Area to the mercy of armed
West African Regulators Intensify Move to Build Regional Fuel Pricing, Trading Hub
*NMDPRA: Infrastructure, capital, data critical to price benchmark *Lokpobiri: Deregulation has unlocked investment in Nigeria’s downstream *Eyesan says rising refining capacity, oil output good for market integration *Verheijen: Why refining
Customs intercept explosives, expired noodles, narcotics at Seme Border
By Godwin Oritse The Seme Border Command of the Nigeria Customs Service, NCS, has intercepted explosive materials, expired noodles, narcotics, foreign rice, cigarettes and other prohibited items in a major crackdown
Diri Blames Injustice, Lack Of Federalism For Nigeria’s ‘Faltering’ Democracy
Governor of Bayelsa State, Senator Douye Diri, has again identified the absence of justice, equity and fairness as the three pillars responsible for Nigeria’s tottering democracy. The Bayelsa governor also
I’ve no regret over my statement, they started it, we suffered — Jingir
By Ibrahim Hassan-Wuyo KADUNA — Islamic cleric and leader of the Izala Scholars Council, Sheikh Sani Yahaya Jingir, has said he has no regret over his recent declaration of support
Atiku Questions N144.86bn Safe Schools Fund As Insecurity Shuts 40 LGAs
Former Vice President of Nigeria and the presidential candidate of the African Democratic Congress (ADC), Atiku Abubakar, has described reports that schools across about 40 local government areas have been
