DSS rescues kidnapped Kaduna pastors, arrests suspects
DSS operatives rescue two ECWA pastors and a member abducted in Kaduna. Three suspects linked to the kidnapping and arms trafficking are arrested in a joint operation. Read the full story.
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Bodija Blast Victims Seek More Funds from Oyo Govt
Residents and a Baptist cleric in Ibadan have appealed to the Oyo State Government to release additional compensation for victims of the 2024 Bodija explosion, as a remembrance service marks two years since the tragic incident.
DSS Rescues Pastors, Busts Arms Network in Niger Operation
Nigeria's DSS rescues abducted pastors in Kaduna, uncovers arms supply routes across North-Central states. Read details of the joint security operation and arrests.
Diabetes Deaths Soar as Drug Costs Spike 300% in Nigeria
Over 11.4 million Nigerians battle diabetes as a 300% surge in drug costs forces patients to ration medicine or use herbs. Experts warn of rising amputations and 40,000 yearly deaths, calling for a state of emergency. Read the full investigation.
BBHS Abeokuta to hold 103rd anniversary celebrations
Baptist Boys' High School, Abeokuta, unveils its 103rd Founders' Day Anniversary programme. Join old boys from January 23-24 for a reunion featuring Babatunde Fashola.
SAIPEC 2026 to Spotlight Nigeria's Oil Licensing Round
The 10th Sub Saharan Africa International Petroleum Exhibition and Conference (SAIPEC) will focus on Nigeria's oil licensing round. Key speakers from across Africa confirmed for the Lagos event in February 2026. Read more for details.
Manufacturers Decry Exorbitant Energy Costs, Erratic Supply
Nigerian manufacturers face crippling energy bills up to N220m monthly, hindering competitiveness. Despite Band A promises, outages persist, forcing reliance on costly alternatives.
NARD rejects FG, NMA job evaluation deal, demands CBA talks
Nigerian resident doctors reject a 6-month job evaluation delay, demanding immediate Collective Bargaining Agreement negotiations. Read their full demands and the government's stance.
Lucky Ejim to Feature as ANA Abuja Guest Author in 2026
Nigerian-Canadian filmmaker Onyekachi Lucky Ejim will headline the Abuja ANA event in January 2026, discussing theatre and film's role in human progress. Join the talk!
Africa Must Leverage Trade Policy for Pharma Manufacturing
Pan African Manufacturers Association calls for urgent policy shift to boost local pharmaceutical production, reduce 70% import dependence, and secure Africa's healthcare future. Learn the strategic steps needed.
Lagos Expands Virtual Court Hearings for Efficiency
Lagos State judiciary enhances justice delivery with an upgraded virtual hearing system, saving time and cost for lawyers and litigants. Learn how the GRC platform is transforming legal proceedings.
NIA Eyes Deeper Market Penetration Through Reform Enforcement
The Nigerian Insurers Association says 2026 is a decisive year for enforcing reforms, boosting governance, and expanding insurance market penetration. Read the full strategy.
UNICAL Don Joins NMA Presidency Race, Targets System Reset
Prof. Ofem Enang of UNICAL runs for NMA President, unveiling 'Renaissance 2026' plan to tackle doctors' welfare, insecurity, and brain drain. A new vision for Nigerian healthcare.
Time for Africa Foundation Wins Award, Plans Expansion
Time for Africa Foundation wins Global South Sustainability Award, pledges to expand AI, blockchain, and climate programs across Africa. Read about their impactful initiatives.
Abuja Lawyer Killed After N3m Ransom Demand
Fresh details emerge on the abduction and killing of Abuja lawyer Nwamaka Chigbo. Her family reveals harrowing final calls and a N3 million ransom demand. Calls for justice intensify.
South Africa Tops 2026 Africa Crime Index, Nigeria Ranks High
New 2026 data reveals Africa's most dangerous countries. South Africa leads with a 74.5 crime index, while Nigeria faces high risks from kidnappings and cybercrime. See the full list.
Two Doctors Kidnapped in Edo, NMA Raises Alarm
The Nigerian Medical Association in Edo State expresses deep concern over the abduction of two doctors, warning that insecurity is crippling healthcare delivery. Authorities are urged to act.
Manufacturers Seek Single-Digit Loans, Sustained Reforms
Nigerian manufacturers call for loans below 10% and consistent economic policies to revitalize the sector in 2026, despite stable FX and new tax reliefs. Read their full demands.
NBA Condemns Bandit Attacks in Niger State
The Nigerian Bar Association's Minna Branch condemns deadly attacks in Borgu and Agwara LGAs, urging government action to rescue victims and secure communities.
Africa's LPG Transition: More Than Just Clean Cooking
Africa's shift to LPG addresses energy security and trade dynamics. With $10bn US investment and key players like BGN Group, the continent's energy landscape is realigning towards the West.
Legal Practitioners Bill: Fears of Govt Capture, NBA Reprisal
President Tinubu's Legal Practitioners Bill, fast-tracked in Senate, risks turning the Body of Benchers into a government-controlled super-regulator. Critics warn it's institutional capture and a reprisal against the NBA. Read the full analysis.
Prof. Dianabasi Eduwem Elected Provost, UniUyo College of Health Sciences
Prof. Dianabasi Eduwem's election as Provost of UniUyo's College of Health Sciences draws congratulations from alumni and NMA. His leadership is expected to advance medical education.
Two Killed in Netherlands New Year's Eve Fireworks Chaos
Two people died in separate fireworks incidents in the Netherlands on New Year's Eve. A historic Amsterdam church was also destroyed in a massive blaze. Read the full report.
Police Halt Tinted Glass Permit Enforcement Nationwide
The Nigeria Police Force suspends its tinted glass permit policy following a court injunction. Get the latest details on the legal battle and public reaction.
Nigerian Medical Association Criticises FG's 2025 Health Record
The Nigerian Medical Association, Lagos, condemns the Federal Government's handling of healthcare in 2025 as unacceptable. It demands better welfare, funding, and policies to stop brain drain and improve access for Nigerians.
N720bn Contractor Debt Scandal Indicts Nigerian Government
The Federal Government's N720 billion debt to local contractors is a moral failure, crippling businesses and halting projects. This editorial demands urgent action and transparency to fix Nigeria's broken contract system.
Farmers: Cashew Export Ban Could Worsen Poverty
Nigerian cashew farmers urge the government to drop the proposed export ban, warning it will cripple the non-oil sector and increase poverty. They call for local processing plants instead.
Niger PTA Takes Education Ministry to Court
The Niger State PTA has filed a lawsuit against the state's education ministry to stop a caretaker committee from interfering in its affairs. The court hearing is set for January 12, 2026.
Bassa Students Hail ADC Chieftain Usman Okai in Kogi
NABS in Kogi thanks ADC's Usman Okai for his commitment to student development. The chieftain also criticizes the state government over alleged financial mismanagement and lack of transparency.
Bassa Students Hail PDP's Austin Okai for Contributions
The National Association of Bassa Students in Kogi state has expressed gratitude to PDP chieftain Usman Okai Austin for his support and purposeful leadership. Read more about the visit and his political stance.
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