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Christian leaders in Plateau State are sounding the alarm, demanding urgent action to restore peace after prolonged violence that’s devastated once-peaceful communities. The Christian Association of Nigeria warns that without decisive government intervention, economic recovery and stability remain impossible. They’re calling for stronger security measures, community-led vigilance, and strict enfor...

The NIS is revolutionizing visa processing by going fully in-house—bye-bye middlemen, hello speed and accuracy. After years of bottlenecks and delays caused by third-party vendors, they’re taking control to streamline the entire application process. Set for full rollout by year’s end, this major overhaul is being coordinated with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to minimize disruption. Visa seekers...

A police inspector in Enugu State lost his life after being struck by a speeding police convoy — a tragedy his wife says he had warned others about. Known for his integrity and dedication, he was a father of three and deeply loved his work. His widow is demanding accountability and stricter convoy regulations to prevent future deaths, while the police promise a full, transparent investigation. Col...

Yobe State Police are launching a bold crackdown on unregistered vehicles, tinted windows, and hidden license plates—suspected tools for criminals moving drugs. Already, 67 vehicles have been seized. Officers are urged to act professionally, respect rights, and avoid extortion. Drivers are warned: get your car registered, display clear plates, and obtain tint permits. Violators face impoundment an...

Nigerian Islamic leaders are sounding the alarm after a horrific school attack in Lassa, where terrorists killed a teacher and seized students and staff — a brutal reminder of how terrorism continues to terrorize communities. The Supreme Council for Islamic Affairs condemns the assault as a heinous crime against humanity, especially since many from past kidnappings remain captive. Attackers exploi...

Lateef Fagbemi, Nigeria’s Attorney General, has been appointed Pro-Chancellor of Summit University in Offa, a major move led by the Ansar-Ud-Deen Society. The formal handover in Abuja, led by Society President Prince Adeniji Kazeem, underscores a merit-based selection honoring Fagbemi’s legal prowess, public service, and dedication to education. Fagbemi pledged integrity and collaboration to advan...

President Tinubu held a high-stakes security summit with military and intelligence leaders amid growing frustration over soldiers’ pay—despite the Defense Minister claiming a minimum of 100,000 naira monthly, veterans and troops say it’s insufficient and that a previously promised raise remains unfulfilled. The President also vetoed two National Assembly bills, citing constitutional and legal flaw...

Twenty thousand college students across the nation are being trained by the National Orientation Agency to combat plastic pollution—learning how it harms the environment and health, and how to reduce, reuse, and recycle. Through campus workshops like the one at Federal University of Technology, Owerri, the NOA is empowering youth to become sustainability advocates, inspiring communities and pushin...

Twenty thousand Nigerian college students have just been trained by the National Orientation Agency to combat plastic pollution — not just to understand the crisis, but to lead change. Led by Dr. Garba Abari, the initiative, held in Imo State, taught practical steps to reduce, reuse, and recycle plastic, while empowering students to advocate for sustainable policies. The NOA is betting these young...

The African Democratic Congress is accusing the APC of using the DSS to illegally detain former Kaduna governor Nasir El-Rufai, claiming he’s being held to suppress his political power ahead of the 2027 elections. ADC chair Ralphs Okey Nwosu demands his immediate release, alleging rights violations and rallying allies to pressure the government — while the APC and DSS remain silent on the claims,...

The National Orientation Agency is mobilizing over 20,000 undergraduates nationwide to become plastic pollution warriors, equipping them with real-world tools to cut, reuse, and recycle plastic — turning students into agents of change who’ll inspire communities to fight for a greener, healthier Nigeria. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Adverti...

Media Trust Limited is launching a bold new initiative to train 100 young Nigerians in real-world skills across key industries, turning potential into power and helping bridge Nigeria’s skills gap. This isn’t just about certificates—it’s about equipping youth with market-ready expertise to build careers, support families, and fuel national economic growth. With a clear focus on practical, in-deman...

One year after a catastrophic flood devastated Mokwa, Niger State, families still live in ruins—struggling to rebuild without justice or transparency. Over 200 died, thousands displaced, and promises of billions in aid remain unfulfilled. Communities like Rabba rely on a dangerous wooden bridge, while victims report being left out of compensation, with beneficiary lists allegedly manipulated. Dono...

A Calabar court has delivered a landmark verdict, awarding ₦100 million in damages to the family of 22-year-old Onyekachi Mba, killed by Nigerian police at Delta Government House. His mother, Victoria Mba, sued over violations of his constitutional rights to liberty and freedom — the court found the assault, torture, and shooting unlawful and an abuse of power. The judge condemned the officers’ ac...

Nigeria’s rising insecurity isn’t just about crime—it’s a symptom of a broken system. Former NHRC chairman Chidi Odinkalu bluntly links the nation’s unrest to rigged elections and a judiciary that doesn’t deliver justice. When people feel their votes don’t count and courts are compromised, frustration boils over—often violently. He warns that creating new police forces without fixing the root caus...

Nine corps members in Anambra State skipped their mandatory service, while two others got extensions for disciplinary reasons—but five stood out and were retained for their impact. Still, 933 from Batch B, Stream 1, completed their year successfully, earning certificates and encouragement from the coordinator to turn their skills into ventures, not just wait for jobs. Listen in comfort: Get a disc...

Borno State Governor Babagana Zulum is rallying National Youth Service Corps members to see their service year as a vital opportunity to rebuild and thrive in their new home, promising full support and security. Amid ongoing security challenges, Zulum emphasized investing in youth as key to economic recovery and invited corps members to contribute meaningfully. During his visit to Biu, he also ann...

Nigerian football’s soul is in crisis as the Federation faces mounting outrage over corruption, mismanagement, and failure to develop talent — turning a national passion into a security concern. Fans demand immediate reform, fresh leadership, and integrity to restore football’s unifying power and ensure it serves the people, not the privileged few. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillo...

Nigeria’s solid mineral exports just smashed a major milestone, earning 354 billion naira — a game-changing boost for the economy and proof the mining sector is finally taking off. Minister Dele Alake credits this surge to aggressive efforts to attract foreign investors and streamline business operations, all part of a bold plan to turn Nigeria’s vast mineral wealth into a long-term economic engin...

Governor Hyacinth Alia of Benue State is pushing hard for state police across Nigeria, arguing it’s long overdue and vital to combat rising insecurity. He contends the federal police are overwhelmed and that state forces—better attuned to local terrain and threats—would respond faster and more effectively. Having lived through Benue’s security crises firsthand, Alia believes this reform should hav...

Nigeria’s immigration service has indefinitely paused its Online Integrated Solution (OIS) for visa applications from the U.S., forcing all in-person applicants to submit paperwork directly to Nigerian embassies and consulates in Washington D.C., New York, and Atlanta. E-visas remain unaffected, and officials assure travelers they’re working on backup plans to keep the process smooth — just stay t...

SDP Chairman Sadiq Gombe is demanding the resignation of President’s Chief of Staff Femi Gbajabiamila over his leadership of the controversial Presidential Foreign Intervention Promotion Council, citing serious conflicts of interest and lack of transparency. Gombe argues Gbajabiamila’s dual role undermines national integrity and calls for qualified, impartial leadership. He also criticizes the cou...

A four-story building in Aba, Clifford Road, has a dangerous structural crack that’s forced its evacuation—GADA confirms it’s foundationally compromised and could collapse. Authorities acted swiftly, safely evacuating everyone, and now plan a controlled demolition to protect neighbors. DG Uche Ukeje assures no panic is needed, stressing safety measures are in place and a full investigation is unde...

Claude Makelele is a believer: Aurelien Tchouameni is set to anchor Real Madrid’s midfield under Jose Mourinho, despite summer transfer rumors swirling after last season’s incident with Valverde. Makelele praises Tchouameni’s consistency and reliability, calling him indispensable to Madrid’s future. With reports suggesting a contract extension is imminent, the legend’s endorsement reinforces that...

Troops in Operation HADIN KAI made a major bust on the Maiduguri–Monguno highway, arresting 48-year-old Chadian woman Rachael Samuel—suspected of smuggling drugs and booze to terror groups in the Lake Chad region. Intercepted near Kwatan Doron Baga in Borno State, she’s now in custody as authorities seize evidence and prepare next steps, all part of a broader mission to cripple insurgent supply li...