National, governance, politics, policy, and breaking developments.
The Lagos State government has refuted allegations that the Alimosho General Hospital operates with only a single dialysis machine, following viral claims made by popular skit maker MC Always. This dispute highlights ongoing concerns regarding healthcare resources and accessibility in the region.
As the political landscape shifts, former Kaduna State Governor Nasir El-Rufai raises concerns about potential persecution following his departure from President Tinubu's inner circle. His criticisms highlight the precarious nature of political alliances in the run-up to the 2027 elections.
The Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) has announced the suspension of additional officials in connection with the tragic deaths of miners while in custody. This decisive move underscores the agency's commitment to upholding citizens' rights and addressing unprofessional conduct within its ranks.
A local organization has successfully enrolled 178 out-of-school children and provided empowerment opportunities for 60 displaced women, marking a significant step in community development. The initiative aims to enhance educational access and economic stability for vulnerable families in the region.
In the ongoing arbitration regarding the Mambilla power project, Professor Ebenezer Obadare challenges the framing of alleged bribes as a reflection of 'Nigerian culture'. This discourse raises critical questions about the intersection of ethics, governance, and cultural narratives in Nigeria.
The National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) has urged authorities in Benue State to bolster their flood preparedness initiatives as heavy rainfall persists. The agency emphasizes the importance of early warning systems, timely evacuations, and efficient emergency responses to mitigate potential flood impacts.
The Kogi State Government has announced a three-day mourning period in honor of Ibrahim Idris, a former governor who recently passed away. This gesture underscores the significant impact Idris had on the state's political landscape during his tenure.
Vice President Kashim Shettima has landed in New York for the 81st United Nations General Assembly, accompanied by state governors and federal ministers. He reaffirmed Nigeria's commitment to prioritizing national interests in global discussions.
The Nigerian presidency has assured that President Bola Tinubu's absence from the 81st UN General Assembly will not undermine the country's diplomatic influence or its pivotal role in African affairs. This statement was made by Ademola Osodi, Senior Special Assistant to the President on Foreign Affairs and Protocol.
Rabiu Kwankwaso, the Vice-Presidential candidate of the Nigeria Democratic Congress, expresses his willingness to forgive and reconcile with Kano Governor Abba Yusuf, despite their political rift. In a recent interview, Kwankwaso emphasized his enduring affection for Yusuf, highlighting his forgiving nature even towards past adversaries.
The Federal Government has initiated the payment of Additional Exit Benefits to retirees, with N1.1 billion allocated to 175 former employees of Treasury-funded agencies. This new scheme, effective from January 2026, aims to enhance the financial support available to retirees beyond traditional pension benefits.
A political group has voiced strong opposition to Governor Nyesom Wike's rationale for promoting the Rainbow Coalition, drawing parallels to his previous actions within the PDP. They accuse him of utilizing the same tactics within the APC, suggesting a pattern of manipulation in Nigerian politics.
