Politics
US Congressman Thomas Massie Demands New Probe Into 1967 Israeli Attack on USS Liberty
Republican Congressman Thomas Massie urges Congress to reopen the investigation into the 1967 Israeli attack on the USS Liberty, challenging the 'friendly fire' claim and seeking justice for survivors.
Business
OneDosh Secures Additional $1 Million for Expansion and Growth
OneDosh raises additional $1M in pre-seed funding, totaling $4M, to expand operations into 29 European countries and strengthen financial services infrastructure.
Security
Ebonyi Police Dismiss Viral Video of Fulani Herdsmen Invasion Claim
Ebonyi State Police Command has dismissed a viral video alleging bandits and Fulani herdsmen invaded Nguzu Edda community. Police confirm no such attack occurred.
Entertainment
Bukky Wright, Shaffy Bello, Toyin Adewale Kneel to Greet Mama Rainbow in Viral Video
A heartwarming video shows Nollywood stars Bukky Wright, Shaffy Bello, and Toyin Adewale kneeling to greet veteran actress Mama Rainbow on a movie set, sparking praise for Yoruba culture and humility.
Education
Health
NHIA Reaffirms Commitment to Corps Members' Welfare
NHIA acting coordinator in Adamawa, Mallam Abubakar Lawal, reaffirms partnership with NYSC, prioritizing corps members' healthcare access during service year.
Hygiene Education Expansion Targets 6 Million Kids by 2030
Stakeholders under the Clean Naija Initiative aim to reach six million schoolchildren by 2030, improving hand-washing and reducing hygiene-related diseases in Nigeria.
Niger trains 74 health workers in emergency obstetrics care
Niger State Primary Health Care Development Agency trained 74 health workers in basic emergency obstetrics and neonatal care to reduce maternal and infant mortality.
Childhood Cataracts: Vision Loss Risk for Kids
Eye specialists warn that cataracts in children, often overlooked, can cause permanent blindness if not treated early. Screen time, self-medication worsen the issue.
Ebola Deaths Top 100 in DRC Amid Armed Group Violence
DRC reports 101 Ebola deaths as armed groups hinder response in Ituri, North Kivu, and South Kivu provinces. 550 confirmed cases recorded.
