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The NSCDC in Kano warns residents not to seek shelter under telecom masts during storms. They stress the need to protect vital communication infrastructure.
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The NSCDC in Kano warns residents not to seek shelter under telecom masts during storms. They stress the need to protect vital communication infrastructure.

Pelumi Olajengbesi criticizes Bola Oyebamiji for skipping the Peace Accord meeting, questioning his commitment to peaceful elections in Osun State.

Xenophobic attacks in South Africa threaten the dream of African unity. Leaders like Nkrumah and Mandela envisioned a borderless continent, but recent violence undermines this vision.

NITDA's new framework aims to enhance software quality in Nigeria, ensuring reliable and secure digital services for all citizens. This initiative is crucial for building trust.

The government assures Nigerians that electricity prices will not increase soon. Their main focus is on enhancing power supply and metering.

Rev. Fr. Samuel Oyetoro was found dead in Ajaokuta, Kogi State. The police are investigating the murder, which has shocked the local community.

Rarara's latest political song about Isa Pantami has sparked controversy. Critics argue it backfires, creating sympathy for Pantami instead of harming his reputation.

A Catholic seminarian named Kelvin Ochai was kidnapped by gunmen at a bishop's home in Benue State. The church urges prayers for his safe return.

The police in Abuja have arrested five suspects involved in making fake government number plates. They also seized stolen public property during the operation.

New details link Timipre Sylva to a coup plot against President Tinubu. Investigators have uncovered evidence showing his involvement in the conspiracy.

A survey reveals that South-South states are slow to implement constitutional changes on local government autonomy, electricity, and police, with only Rivers making progress.

Festus Keyamo predicts an easy win for President Tinubu in the 2027 elections, referring to it as a coronation. He expresses confidence in the APC's chances against the opposition.