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Commercial Bus Driver Dies While Driving at University of Ilorin

A commercial bus driver, known as Lukman, who regularly drove along the route to the University of Ilorin, collapsed while transporting some students to the school on Friday. This incident shocked the vehicle’s occupants. One of the passengers who witnessed the event recounted in a …

Nation’s Dilemma: Prof. Obiora Okonkwo Urges Change

In a recent interview, Professor Obiora Okonkwo, an Officer of the Federal Republic (OFR) and a prominent figure in academia and business, shared his candid views on governance and economic policies in Nigeria. As a professor of business studies at the University of Abuja Business …

Food Security Alert: FG Urged to Safeguard Farmers to Control Rising Prices

Amidst the backdrop of escalating food prices, economic hardship, and widespread hunger, the governors of Nigeria’s thirty-six states, convened under the auspices of the Nigeria Governors’ Forum (NGF), have embarked on a multifaceted approach to address these pressing issues. Their collective efforts signify a commitment …

Kaduna Abduction: Student Describes Bandits’ Tactics and Escape

In a gripping tale of survival, Mustapha Abubakar, a student abducted by bandits from Kuriga in Kaduna State, shares his daring escape from captivity. Alongside nearly 280 other children, Abubakar endured the terrifying ordeal. Still, his resilience led him back to safety, reuniting him with …

Ramadan Security Assurance: Egbetokun Encourages Peace Among Muslims

As the sacred month of Ramadan commences, Inspector-General of Police, IGP Kayode Adeolu Egbetokun, has reaffirmed the dedication of Nigerians to safeguarding the safety, security, and welfare of all citizens. “The Police, as an establishment, acknowledges the significance of honoring religious practices and cultural customs, …

IWD: ActionAid Advocates for Kano Women and Girls to Address Disparity

As Nigeria joins the global celebration of International Women’s Day, ActionAid Nigeria has brought attention to the plight of women and girls in Kano State, where they comprise approximately 49 per cent of the population. Speaking at an event organized to commemorate the Day in …

Japa Trend: Minister Reveals 16,000 Doctors Left Nigeria in Five Years

The Nigerian Federal Government has recently highlighted the concerning issue of brain drain, often colloquially termed the ‘Japa Syndrome’, which has resulted in a significant loss of top-tier talent from the nation’s healthcare sector. According to the Coordinating Minister of Health and Social Welfare, Prof …