Lack of CBT Centres Forces Abuja Students Into Costly and Risky Journeys By Habibat Muhammad Sani The scorching sun is the first thing Adamu Zahradeen remembers whenever he thinks about…
Palestinians Hold First Municipal Elections Since Gaza War Began Palestinians began voting in municipal elections on Saturday in parts of the occupied West Bank and sections of Gaza Strip, marking…
World Malaria Day: Nigerians Struggle With Rising Cost of Malaria Treatment Nigerians are grappling with the rising cost of malaria treatment as the country marks World Malaria Day, raising concerns…
Nigeria Unveils ₦10bn Housing Loan, Full Exit Benefits for Civil Servants The Federal Government of Nigeria has announced a ₦10 billion housing loan scheme alongside full exit benefits for civil…
Race to Succeed Guterres Begins as UN Faces Uncertain Global Landscape With the term of United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres set to end in December, attention is turning to who…
Nigeria Records Highest-Ever Aviation Safety Score, Surpasses Africa Average Nigeria has achieved a record 91.45% score in the latest safety audit conducted by the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), marking…
Kogi Governor Rules Out Negotiation With Criminals, Vows Tough Security Action Nigeria’s security conversation took a hard line in Abuja as Kogi State Governor, Ahmed Usman Ododo, declared that his…
Tinubu Grants 30% Debt Relief to Airlines, Orders Urgent Fuel Price Talks Bola Tinubu has approved a 30% debt relief for domestic airlines and ordered urgent talks to address soaring…
U.S. Soldier Charged Over Betting on Maduro Capture Using Classified Intelligence A U.S. Army special forces soldier has been charged with using classified military intelligence to place bets on the…
Tanzania Election Violence Leaves Over 500 Dead, Inquiry Confirms Deep National Crisis A government-appointed inquiry in Tanzania has confirmed that more than 500 people died during last year’s election-related violence,…
Kenyan MPs Push Bill to Scrap Mandatory School Uniforms Over High Costs and Cartel Concerns Lawmakers in Kenya are considering a new bill that seeks to remove the requirement for…
Amsterdam Airport Cuts Charges as Fuel Prices Push Airlines Under Pressure Amsterdam, Netherlands, is feeling the ripple effects of rising global fuel costs as Schiphol Airport moves to support struggling…
Debate Grows as US Weighs Refugee Increase and South Africa Focus The United States is weighing a possible increase in its refugee admissions, even as its current policy continues to…
El-Rufai Pleads Not Guilty as DSS Files Amended Charges in Abuja Court Nigeria’s Department of State Services has arraigned former Kaduna State governor, Nasir El-Rufai, on a five-count amended charge…
988 Hotline Linked to Decline in Youth Suicide Rates in United States A new research finding in the United States suggests that the introduction of a simple three digit mental…
Xpeng Targets 2027 Launch for Commercial ‘Flying’ Cars Chinese electric vehicle maker Xpeng says it expects to begin delivering its much-anticipated “flying cars” in 2027, marking a major step toward…

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