Abia Intensifies Efforts Against HIV/AIDS, Targets Prevention
Abia State has ramped up its efforts in the fight against HIV/AIDS with a strong focus on prevention, education, and increasing access to treatment. This…
Author: James Makinde
Measles: Kogi Flags Off Integrated Supplementary Immunisation Campaign
Kogi State has officially launched its Integrated Supplementary Immunisation Campaign (SIC) aimed at tackling the rising threat of measles in the state. This initiative, which…
Nigeria Steps Up Efforts to End AIDS by 2030
In a concerted effort to eliminate AIDS by 2030, the Nigerian government has ramped up its initiatives to combat the HIV/AIDS epidemic, with an emphasis…
Facts to Consider Before Converting to CNG (Compressed Natural Gas)
Converting your vehicle to run on CNG (Compressed Natural Gas) has become an increasingly popular alternative to traditional gasoline or diesel engines due to its…
Jubilation as Rivers Pays Workers N85,000 Minimum Wage
There has been widespread celebration in Rivers State following the announcement that the state government has officially implemented a new minimum wage of N85,000 for…
ASUU Raises Concerns Over Surge in First-Class Graduates from Private Universities
The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has raised concerns over the growing number of first-class graduates emerging from private universities in Nigeria. According to…
Tinubu’s Tax Reform Bills Pass Second Reading in Senate
In a significant development for Nigeria’s economic landscape, the Nigerian Senate has passed the second reading of a set of tax reform bills proposed by…
Chief of Army Staff: Reps Committee grills Oluyede behind closed door
The Nigerian House of Representatives Committee on the Army has recently convened behind closed doors to question and grill Chief of Army Staff (COAS), Major…
Why we broke Nigeria into 12 states — Gowon
General Yakubu Gowon, former military Head of State of Nigeria, has recently provided insights into why the country was divided into 12 states during his…
Court Sets May 2025 Deadline For Prosecution Of Simon Ekpa For Terrorism In Finland
A Finnish court has set a significant deadline for the prosecution of Simon Ekpa, a separatist leader, who is accused of orchestrating acts of terrorism…