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Recent meetings between Peter Obi and Seyi Makinde signal a possible coalition among opposition parties to challenge President Bola Tinubu in the upcoming 2027 elections. Their renewed relationship raises questions about the viability of a united front against the current administration.
Public hospitals in Delta State are facing significant operational challenges as the strike by allied health professionals intensifies. The Nigerian Union of Allied Health Professionals is demanding urgent attention from the state government regarding long-standing grievances over allowances and working conditions.
The Federal Ministry of Art, Culture, Tourism and the Creative Economy has launched the 'Ember to Remember 2026' initiative, aiming to unlock Nigeria's vast potential in tourism and the creative sector. This 100-day national tourism season seeks to enhance GDP contributions, create jobs, and attract investments while positioning Nigeria favorably on the global stage.
As Nigeria gears up for the 2027 presidential elections, the health of candidates has emerged as a pressing concern. With constitutional provisions acknowledging medical incapacity, citizens demand transparency and assessment mechanisms for those aspiring to lead the nation.
Governor Siminalayi Fubara of Rivers State has launched a comprehensive payroll verification initiative aimed at eliminating ghost workers across the state's local governments. This move, he asserts, is crucial for ensuring fiscal discipline and enhancing financial integrity within the public service.
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has announced the release of funds aimed at bolstering development across Nigeria's regional commissions. The directive was made during the opening of the inaugural North Central Stakeholders Development Summit organized by the North Central Development Commission (NCDC).
The youngest candidate is 33-year-old Shedrach Udugbai of the ADC, contesting in Owan East/West, while the oldest is 75-year-old former governor of the state, Adams Oshiomhole of the APC, who is re-co
The Joint National Association of Persons With Disabilities (JONAPWD) has urged the Nigerian government to allocate ₦1 trillion annually to support the country's large population of individuals living with disabilities. This demand comes as advocates emphasize the need for increased funding to address the challenges faced by this community.
A recent report has unveiled that 97% of Primary Health Care (PHC) facilities in 16 Nigerian states do not meet national staffing standards, raising concerns about healthcare delivery. The findings, based on an assessment of 277 local government areas, highlight critical gaps in the nation's health infrastructure.
Senator Ms. Banigo has been awarded the Health Champion 2026 title, emphasizing the urgent need for improved funding in Nigeria's healthcare sector. Her call to action comes during a prominent health sector review event in Abuja.
The Nigeria Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission has reported a 0.4% rise in crude oil output for August, reflecting a slight recovery in the nation's oil sector. This increase, although marginal, highlights ongoing efforts to stabilize production levels amid various challenges.
The construction of the Lagos-Calabar coastal highway under President Bola Ahmed Tinubu is poised to have profound political, historical, and economic implications. This ambitious project acknowledges the historical importance of Calabar and its enduring legacy in Nigeria's development.
In a significant address in Abuja, health expert Mr. Pate emphasized the crucial role of tax reforms and economic growth in bolstering Nigeria's health financing. His remarks came during a review of the country's health sector reforms, highlighting urgent needs for sustainable funding.
The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) has documented an alarming number of nearly 300,000 complaints in August, highlighting persistent issues such as killings, rape, and domestic violence. The data underlines a troubling trend of human rights abuses, including child abandonment and mass abductions across Nigeria.
The International Press Institute (IPI) Nigeria has expressed outrage over the recent police raid on a television station in Kaduna, calling for immediate sanctions against the officers involved. This incident raises serious concerns about the state of press freedom and human rights under the leadership of the new Inspector General of Police, Tunji Disu.
