The Nigerian House of Representatives has abruptly suspended legislative activities for one week due to mounting pressure from unpaid contractors, raising concerns about government expenditure transparency.
Angry local contractors have barricaded the National Assembly complex in Abuja, demanding payment for completed projects and accusing the government of neglecting their welfare.
Nigerian Veterinary Medical Association urges immediate implementation of 65-year retirement age for veterinarians and other professionals in new government appeal.
Ondo State Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa earns praise from Nigeria Union of Pensioners for prioritizing retirees' welfare through prompt payment of gratuities and pensions.
Discover how Nigeria's Federal Government and Academic Staff Union of Universities are developing permanent solutions to end recurring strikes and transform higher education.
Healthcare professionals and policy experts reveal the devastating impact of Nigeria's inadequate caregiving policies on families, economy, and national development.
Renowned cleric Apostle Harrison Ayintete exposes the financial struggles of Nigerian pastors, revealing many earn as low as ₦15,000 monthly while calling for urgent church reforms.
Lagos State House of Assembly takes decisive action to address rising mental health challenges among students by proposing compulsory counselling services across educational institutions.
The Nigerian Medical Association launches groundbreaking initiative to improve inmate welfare through mental health support and medical care in correctional facilities across Nigeria.
An in-depth analysis of Nigeria's conditional cash transfer scheme, highlighting transparency gaps and proposing solutions for effective poverty alleviation.
Orphanage home operators across Nigeria are advocating for enhanced collaboration with families and communities to create a more inclusive, family-oriented care system for vulnerable children.
Federal Government intensifies poverty alleviation efforts, extending cash transfers to 75 million Nigerians facing economic challenges. New payment structure and expanded beneficiaries announced.
In a remarkable display of corporate social responsibility, a leading Nigerian company has brought smiles to vulnerable children across Lagos orphanages with substantial donations of essential supplies and educational materials.