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In a bid to curb the rampant illegal mining activities in the region, the Taraba State government has inaugurated a new task force aimed at safeguarding the state's forests and natural resources. The task force will also ensure adherence to environmental laws and regulations critical for preserving the state's ecological integrity.
Uba Sani lauds the late Gani Fawehinmi for his relentless fight for political freedom, emphasizing his role in broadening Nigeria's political space. Sani describes Fawehinmi as a dedicated pan-Nigerian whose vision for the country hinged on the equitable development of all regions.
Akpabio made the appeal on Saturday while receiving a high-level delegation of the Northern Ethnic Groups Assembly in Abuja. The post 2027 Push: Akpabio takes Tinubu’s ‘Renewed Hope’ campa
A group supported by Tompolo has begun its campaign efforts in Katsina, marking the launch of a strategic push for President Tinubu's reelection in 2027. This initiative follows a close electoral battle in 2023, as local leaders express their commitment to supporting Tinubu's candidacy.
Niger's government has leveled serious accusations against France and neighboring countries, alleging their involvement in a failed coup attempt, while threatening international action. France has vehemently denied these claims, branding them as mere fabrication.
Katsina State Governor Dikko Radda has expressed unwavering support for President Bola Tinubu's re-election campaign ahead of the 2027 elections. This pledge underscores the political alignment between the state and the federal government as they prepare for the upcoming electoral battle.
A recent investigation reveals alarming contradictions in government policies as new commercial developments sprout beneath high-voltage power lines, raising serious safety concerns for residents and businesses alike. The case of Clementine Schools highlights a troubling trend of planning failures that jeopardize lives and investments in Lagos.
In a significant turnaround, Lagos State has commenced the processing of pension payments for a retiree whose plight was brought to light by a recent report. The move underscores the importance of media advocacy in addressing public service shortcomings.
A former acquaintance of notorious bandit leader Dogo Gide has made explosive claims against a senator, alleging connections to criminal activities. The senator has vigorously denied these allegations and challenged the accuser to provide evidence.
In a bid to unite against the ruling APC, Nigerian opposition parties are considering a single presidential candidate for the 2027 elections, pledging to limit the term to just four years. The proposal has ignited skepticism regarding the sincerity of political promises in a landscape marked by historical precedence of term extensions.
The Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) refutes claims of lacking governorship candidates in twelve states, emphasizing its readiness for the upcoming elections. The party insists it has nominated candidates in all states where elections will take place, asserting its national presence and organizational strength.
A devastating road crash on the Ife-Ilesa expressway in Osun has resulted in the deaths of three individuals and injuries to 20 others. The Federal Road Safety Corps attributes the accident to speeding and dangerous driving, urging motorists to prioritize safety.
The Anambra Police Command has apprehended a new suspect in the tragic murder of 23-year-old nursing student Vivian Chilaka, who was killed on June 14 in Alor. The suspect, Kosisochukwu Ibekwe, allegedly attempted to sexually assault Chilaka before fatally stabbing her during a struggle.
In a decisive move, the Nigerian House of Representatives has dissolved several ad hoc committees due to their failure to submit required reports. This action follows repeated directives from House leadership urging the committees to finalize their assignments.
As the Tinubu administration faces scrutiny, questions arise about the legitimacy of its anti-corruption initiatives amidst allegations of political intimidation. The government's actions are increasingly seen as intertwined with its political survival rather than genuine reform efforts.
