Politics
Okonjo-Iweala Loses Brother Prince Ikechukwu, Peter Obi Mourns
WTO chief Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala is in mourning following the death of her younger brother, Prince Ikechukwu Okonjo. Peter Obi has expressed his condolences to the family.
Business
OGWAMA Urges Ogun Residents to Stop Indiscriminate Waste Dumping on World Environment Day
OGWAMA calls on Ogun residents to stop indiscriminate waste dumping, adopt proper disposal habits, and patronize accredited PSP operators for a cleaner environment.
Security
Fraud Not a Death Sentence: Activist Cries Out Over EFCC Teen Killing
Activist Harrison Gwamnishu condemns the killing of a 16-year-old by EFCC operatives in Benue, insisting fraud is not a capital offense in Nigeria.
Entertainment
44-Year-Old Nigerian Man Seeks 'Pure' University Graduate for Marriage
A 44-year-old Nigerian businessman and purity preacher seeks a respectful, born-again university graduate who is a virgin for marriage.
Sports
Education
Health
Campaign targets 5,000 girls to end menstrual poverty
A new campaign, Adopt-A-Teen, aims to reach 5,000 adolescent girls with menstrual health education and dignity kits by end of 2026, addressing menstrual poverty in Nigeria.
Borno Agency Disburses N400 Million to Health Centres
BOSCHMA has disbursed over N400 million to 171 primary and nine secondary health facilities for treating 119,418 vulnerable persons in Borno State.
WHO: DRC Ebola Cases Rise to 344, Deaths Reach 60
WHO reports 344 confirmed Ebola cases and 60 deaths in DRC. Tedros Ghebreyesus highlights challenges including testing delays, low contact tracing, and community mistrust.
NCDC: No Confirmed Ebola Case in Nigeria
The NCDC assures Nigerians there is no confirmed Ebola case in the country, while intensifying preparedness amid outbreaks in DRC and Uganda.
Volunteers Fill Gaps in Adamawa Rural Health Centres
Rural PHCs in Adamawa State rely heavily on volunteers to address chronic staff shortages, with workers multitasking across roles to maintain essential services.
