PAC Foundation's Girls Can Code Cohort 3.0 trained 100 young women as Virtual Assistants, achieving an 84% certification rate. The program boosts employability and economic empowerment in Nigeria's digital economy.
Northern CAN Chairman Rev. Joseph John Hayab alleges a plot to deepen religious division through targeted killings of Christians in the North Central. He urges vigilance and action from security agencies.
Aptech Nigeria launches a new AI Career Program offering tech skills, paid internships, and pathways to international degrees. Learn how to apply for this job-ready training.
The Muslim Rights Concern (MURIC) has formally engaged presidential hopeful Atiku Abubakar, demanding action on systemic neglect of Nigerian Muslims' rights ahead of the 2027 polls. Read the full details.
Adamawa State CAN and Governor Fintiri suspend all New Year's Eve crossover events following a DSS security alert about planned terrorist attacks. Read the full statement.
MURIC calls for urgent arrest of Mazi Kanayo over viral audio inciting violence against Igbo Muslims. Security agencies urged to act to prevent communal crisis.
Bishop Dr S.T.G. Adewole alleges hidden forces within government drive insecurity to Islamise Nigeria. He claims attacks deliberately target Christians.
Nigeria's aviation sector braces for a sharp drop in passenger traffic as U.S. visa restrictions take effect January 2026. Experts warn of economic fallout for airlines and travel agencies. Read more.
Nollywood star Ini Edo tearfully alleges unfair cinema practices against her film 'A Very Dirty Christmas,' questioning her revenue. Get the full story and fan reactions here.
President Bola Tinubu reveals order for four US attack helicopters & plans for state police in meeting with CAN leaders. Details of the security strategy emerge.
Archbishop Daniel Okoh of CAN declares the 2025 Christmas season as Nigeria's most peaceful in recent memory, crediting improved security. Read the full story and analysis.
CAN President Archbishop Daniel Okoh visited President Tinubu, commending security improvements and a peaceful Christmas. Read about the partnership for national progress.
Velocity Humanitarian Foundation in Gombe donates 600 bags of rice to CAN for Christmas distribution. The gesture aims to support vulnerable families and promote unity during the festive season.
US President Donald Trump announced deadly military strikes against ISIS terrorists in Northwest Nigeria on Christmas, citing attacks on Christians. Read the full details.
The Catholic Diocese confirms all students and staff from St Mary's school in Papiri are safe and reunited with families. Get the full story on the resolution of this harrowing incident.
The Actors Guild of Nigeria defends Ini Edo's film 'Dirty Christmas' after CAN criticism. NFVCB confirms approval but suggests a title change. Full story on the clash between faith and creative expression.
Former Tin Can Island Port Manager, Sylvester Egede, details the non-coercive strategy that ended the notorious Mile 2 port corridor traffic. Learn the key lessons for solving national problems. Read more.
Tin Can Island Port Customs generated N1.57 trillion, exceeding its annual target by N51.8 billion, driven by a surge in used vehicle imports. Read the full report on the revenue feat.
A Nigerian Catholic priest has reacted to CAN's complaint about Ini Edo's movie title, suggesting a condition for it not to be pulled down. Read his full statement and public reactions.
Wunti Al-khair Foundation has donated 4,500 bags of rice to CAN in Bauchi to support Christmas celebrations across the state's 20 LGAs. Read about this gesture of hope.
Nollywood actor IK Ogbonna criticizes CAN for targeting Ini Edo's festive film after its release. Get the full story on the controversy and the actress's emotional apology.
Nollywood star Ini Edo breaks down in tears, apologising to CAN over her movie title 'A Very Dirty Christmas'. She pleads for time to change it. Read the full story and public reactions.
Northern CAN has distributed rice, beans, and other food items to 1,000 vulnerable households in Kaduna's Chikun and Kajuru communities. The Christmas intervention aims to ease hardship for victims of banditry, widows, and orphans.
Nollywood star Ini Edo continues cinema promotion for 'A Very Dirty Christmas' despite NFVCB directive to alter the title following CAN's complaint. Get the full drama.
The Obaro of Kabba and CAN have suspended all church services in Kabba/Bunu LGA, Kogi State, due to credible threats of bandit attacks. This follows recent kidnappings and a church invasion.
The Christian Association of Nigeria condemns the Nollywood film 'A Very Dirty Christmas' as offensive, calls for a title change and public apology from producers.
Nollywood star Ini Edo officially responds to CAN's criticism of her film 'A Very Dirty Christmas,' stating it's meant to provoke thought. She confirms all regulatory approvals were secured.
Nigeria's film board requests Ini Edo modify her movie title 'A Very Dirty Christmas' following Christian Association protests. The board assures sensitivity while defending its initial approval process.
Nollywood star Ini Edo addresses the Christian Association of Nigeria's outrage over her film 'A Very Dirty Christmas,' calling it clean and refreshing. Read her full response and public reactions.
The Christian Association of Nigeria condemns Ini Edo's new film title 'A Very Dirty Christmas' as offensive. CAN demands an apology and questions NFVCB approval. Read details.