…was providing working Nigerians access to credit to acquire vehicles, solar systems, digital devices and other essential assets. He said the Federal Government, in collaboration with states and local governments, would continue to strengthen primary healthcare, basic education and essential public services. Tinubu also…

…involved in conduct capable of causing public disturbance. According to the police, the items recovered from them included 15 wraps of dried leaves suspected to be Indian hemp, 100 tablets suspected to be D5, a shisha pot, a pair of scissors and two T-shirts bearing the “Tinubu Must Go” inscription. The command said th…

…noted The SSG however warned that the ambulances must be backed by proper management systems, including clear referral protocols, trained personnel, fuel, maintenance, communication and monitoring arrangements. According to him, increased access to quality antenatal and maternity services, improved childhood immunisati…

…while wearing 'Tinubu Must Go' T-shirts were caught with suspected drugs and other itemsThe suspects face charges including criminal conspiracy, thuggery, and inciting disturbance under the Borno State Penal CodeAmnesty International rejected the police's drug claims and demanded the immediate release of all five menPA…

…he had seen the potential for positive change within government but also observed how systems could affect people who entered them with good intentions.“The system itself is so badly designed that when good people come in, if your training cannot sustain over a period of time, it sucks you in,” he said.He urged people…

…to remove and impound the abandoned vehicles, equipment and watercraft, with such items liable to forfeiture in accordance with applicable government regulations and laws. ‎ ‎”All abandoned vehicles, boats or equipment on the roads or waterways should be removed or risk forfeiture. This order takes effect from Wedn…

GistReel A Nigerian lady has recounted her difficult experience working as a maid in Cairo, Egypt, after travelling there from Nigeria in 2016 in search of a greener pastures. Speaking during an interview with content creator Egungun, the woman, now in her early 30s, revealed that she worked as a maid for seven years a…

…it needs and the customers it can reach. Better regional planning and trade systems could reduce friction, though each proposal still requires its own commercial and regulatory due diligence. USAFRICA convened the exchange as part of its focus on capital, policy and market access across the U.S.–Africa corridor. Follow…

…service for mocking a colleague's physical appearance while giving life adviceThe clash stems from Apostle Arome Osayi's IEC 2026 sermon positioning Nigeria as a nation with a divine end-time spiritual assignmentVDM and Solomon Buchi had both challenged Osayi's message, arguing it discouraged innovation and ignored the…

…people, had been displaced and were in urgent need of emergency shelter and household items. In Kano State, SEMA said nine people were killed and 4,524 displaced by rainstorms and windstorms between January and August 2026. The incidents occurred in Gaya, Ajingi, Rimin Gado, Minjibir, Kabo, Bichi, Shanono and Kibiya. M…

Fire gutted a room on the top floor of a one-storey building and destroyed household items in the Mushin area of Lagos State. The Lagos State Emergency Management Agency disclosed this in a statement issued by its Permanent Secretary, Dr Olufemi Oke-Osanyintolu. Oke-Osanyintolu stated that the agency’s Alpha Eagle Team…

…markets. “UNIDO has successfully worked on livestock identification and traceability systems in other nations. We believe we can support the deployment of digital tracking technology to guarantee animal health, build consumer trust and open doors to related exports,” the UNIDO representative said. UNIDO also expressed…

…schools had been constructed, renovated and furnished, while thousands of furniture items had been provided for pupils and teachers. He said the state had increased teachers’ years of service from 35 to 40 years, adding that similar reforms would be extended to other sectors. “We want to ensure our children remain in s…

…promptly swooped on the area and apprehended all five suspects, with the stolen items recovered as exhibits,” he stated. Similarly, Habib disclosed that at about 5:30am, information was received at the ‘A’ Division that some hoodlums had been sighted with suspected stolen items concealed in a black bag. He said operati…

…cannabis and 25 sachets of cannabis-cake recipe. “The suspects and the recovered items were subsequently handed over to the NDLEA office in Sapele for further investigation and appropriate action,” the sources said. The suspects and the recovered substances were handed over to the NDLEA for further investigation and ne…

…issued stark public warnings about uncontrolled development of increasingly powerful systems — even as they push out this same state-of-the-art technology. Those concerns intensified after a former employee of both companies went public with warnings that the industry is moving faster than safety reviews allow. Anthrop…

…stagnant amid population growth, conflict, poverty and stretched social protection systems. The region’s economic realities make the challenge particularly persistent. Agriculture remains the largest sector for child labour globally, accounting for 61 per cent of cases, followed by services at 27 per cent and industry…

…the São Paulo metropolitan region, where she and the Emmanuel TV team distributed food items, clothing and toiletries, alongside a cash donation of R$50,000.The outreach, which took place on September 21, 2026, formed part of SCOAN’s commitment to extending practical expressions of Christian love to communities in need…

…enormous deposits of critical minerals required for modern technologies, energy systems and industrial production. Yet Africa frequently exports raw materials while importing finished products made from those same resources. Mahama’s response was unequivocal: “We will process our minerals at home.” That is not merely a…

…in unremitted tender fees, questionable contract payments and purchases of store items without evidence of delivery. The findings, contained in the Auditor-General’s 2024 Annual Report on Non-compliance, cover the period between January 1, 2022, and December 31, 2023. Our correspondent analysed details of the recently…

…as the biggest threat to economic development, calling for neighbourhood watch systems, early-warning networks and a credible South-East security and investment mechanism. “Insecurity is the veto on development,” he said. ‘Charter must not become party property’ Moghalu warned political parties against appropriating th…

…said the floodwater entered their homes, damaging household belongings and food items, while motorists and other commuters were forced to navigate flooded roads. Our reporter who visited some of the affected areas observed that residential buildings and business premises around ongoing construction sites and locations…

…the need for African countries to build stronger and more self-reliant health systems.

…Global Food Initiative, as residents who had deposited various sums to buy cheaper food items rued their losses. Our correspondent, who observed the situation from close range, reports that many residents who had paid for the cheap food items offered by the operators of the initiative loitered around the Odi-Olowo, Oso…

…similar challenges. The Executive Director of the WHO Alliance for Health Policy and Systems Research, Dr Kumanan Rasanathan, said research and learning should be regarded as essential components of health systems rather than luxuries. “Research cannot be a luxury. Learning cannot be a luxury. It is the foundation for…