FCTA Provides Free HIV Testing for World AIDS Day
Federal Capital Territory Administration announces free HIV counseling and testing for World AIDS Day 2025. Symposium scheduled for December 2 in Abuja with theme 'Overcoming Disruption'.
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Frank condemns Guinea-Bissau coup, blames African leaders
Timi Frank condemns the Guinea-Bissau coup as a symptom of Africa's democratic failures. He urges AU action and a swift return to civil rule. Read his full analysis.
Lagos reveals 160,000 residents living with HIV
Lagos State reports 160,000 HIV cases, with 147,466 on treatment. Statewide testing campaign shows progress despite US funding disruptions affecting community outreach.
LASU Don: Federalism Not Working in Nigeria
LASU Professor Adewumi Falode argues Nigeria must customize federalism to address political and economic challenges. Read his groundbreaking analysis.
Condom Distribution Falls 55% in Nigeria
UNAIDS reports a 55% drop in condom distribution in Nigeria, threatening HIV progress. Funding cuts and human rights issues are blamed. Urgent action is needed to prevent millions of new infections.
95% on HIV treatment in Nigeria can't transmit virus
NACA reports 95% of Nigerians on HIV treatment have achieved viral suppression, preventing transmission. Nigeria advances local ARV production to sustain its HIV response. Read more.
UNICEF, Nigeria Leaders Push for Child Rights Protection
UNICEF and Nigerian stakeholders call for urgent action to protect children's rights, education, and safety. Learn how government programs aim to reach millions by 2030.
Ogun Records Significant HIV/AIDS Reduction - Commissioner
Ogun State reports major HIV/AIDS progress: 30,000 on free ARVs, 96% status awareness. Commissioner Coker reveals targets for 2030 elimination. Read the breakthrough.
NDYC: Nigeria's Democracy Fragile, Must Be Protected
Niger Delta Youth Congress raises alarm over threats to Nigeria's democratic institutions, urges President Tinubu to caution Wike, demands INEC transparency. Protect our democracy now!
Jigawa PDP Elders Accuse Leaders of Power Grab
Senior PDP figures in Jigawa accuse the party's national leadership of sidelining democracy and former Governor Sule Lamido. Read the full story on the internal crisis.
The Monica Advantage: Perfect Football Viewing in Nigeria
Discover how Nigerian football fans can overcome power cuts and other obstacles to enjoy uninterrupted Premier League derbies and Super Sundays using strategic preparation methods.
Fintiri Hosts PDP Leaders for Marghi National Day
Adamawa Governor Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri hosted PDP chieftains and national leaders at a cocktail reception ahead of the 2025 Marghi National Day celebration in Yola.
Tinubu's Birthday Message to Jonathan Highlights Democracy
President Bola Tinubu honors former President Goodluck Jonathan on his 68th birthday, praising his humility and 2015 election statesmanship that strengthened Nigerian democracy.
Students Call for Safe Learning Environment in Bauchi
Bauchi students used World Children's Day 2025 to demand safer schools, better welfare and education investment from government. UNICEF event highlights child rights progress.
Remi Tinubu Calls for Greater Respect for Children's Voices
First Lady Remi Tinubu marks World Children's Day 2025, urging Nigerians to listen to children's voices and protect their rights for a safer, more compassionate society.
Lady's Men's Day Gift Gets Disappointing Response
A Nigerian woman shares painful experience after sending International Men's Day gifts to a man who responded dismissively. See the viral WhatsApp chat that sparked reactions.
Wike slams PDP chairman over Trump democracy plea
FCT Minister Nyesom Wike criticizes PDP factional chairman Tanimu Turaki for calling on Donald Trump to save Nigerian democracy. Watch the viral video and read full analysis.
Wike Rejects Turaki's Democracy Threat Claims
FCT Minister Nyesom Wike dismisses PDP factional chairman's claims of endangered democracy while SDP warns of authoritarian slide. Read the latest political developments.
SMBLF: Nigeria Drifting to One-Party Rule, Democracy at Risk
Southern and Middle Belt Leaders Forum warns Nigeria is sliding toward one-party domination amid security crises. Elder statesman Buba Galadima declares democracy dying without opposition.
Katsina declared Open Defecation-Free, joins Jigawa
Katsina State has been officially declared Open Defecation Free, making it the second state after Jigawa to achieve this sanitation milestone. Discover Nigeria's progress toward the 2030 ODF target.
How Nigeria's Democracy Was Hijacked by Elites
Paul Okojie exposes how Nigeria's democratic dream was stolen by power-hungry elites. Discover the truth about modern politics and how citizens can reclaim their future. Read now!
NPFL Violence: Fans Attack Players, Match Officials
Growing match-day violence threatens Nigerian football as hooligans attack players and officials. NPFL imposes heavy fines but stakeholders demand stronger action to save the league.
Nigeria Needs Inclusive Leadership for Greatness
Professor Emmanuel Dandaura argues Nigeria requires leadership with integrity and inclusive governance to achieve national greatness. He highlights cultural barriers and sycophancy in politics.
DBN Hosts Women Investment Readiness Accelerator Event
Development Bank of Nigeria hosts WIRA Demo Day on November 21, showcasing women-led businesses to investors. Program addresses funding gaps for female entrepreneurs in competitive markets.
Lagos Commits to Accessible Sanitation on World Toilet Day
Lagos State government has reaffirmed its commitment to providing safe, affordable, and sustainable sanitation for all residents, announcing 200 new public toilets and partnerships to achieve an Open Defecation Free status by 2030.
CIS Family Fun Day Fosters Community in Lagos
Children's International School Lagos hosted over 1,700 participants for Family Fun Day, featuring games, music, and resilience lessons. Discover how CIS builds strong educational communities.
BBC apologizes to Princess of Wales for name mistake
BBC issues apology to Catherine, Princess of Wales for repeatedly calling her 'Kate Middleton' during Armistice Day coverage. This comes days after similar apology to Donald Trump over documentary editing.
Kogi Youth Give 21-Day LG Autonomy Ultimatum
Youth groups in Kogi State demand immediate implementation of local government autonomy within 21 days, threatening statewide protests over constitutional violations.
SDP Chair Condemns Wadata Plaza Violence, Warns Tinubu
SDP National Chairman Shehu Musa Gabam condemns Wadata Plaza violence, warns of authoritarian slide under Tinubu. Calls for protection of democracy and impartial security forces.
Galadima: Democracy Dies When Opposition Disappears
Elder statesman Buba Galadima warns Nigeria is sliding toward dictatorship as ruling elite erases dissent. He reveals past treason charges and calls for national awakening.
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