
Edo State to Hire 5,400 Security Personnel and 500 Forest Guards
The Edo State Government plans to hire 5,400 local security personnel to boost safety. This decision follows recent security concerns in the region.
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The Edo State Government plans to hire 5,400 local security personnel to boost safety. This decision follows recent security concerns in the region.

A Federal High Court judge has ordered the lawyer of jailed ex-minister Saleh Mamman to appear in court. This follows claims that the conviction was emotional.

The Nigerian government has established new guidelines for honorary doctorates to prevent misuse. Recipients can no longer use the title 'Dr' after receiving these degrees.

The APC is gearing up for Tinubu’s re-election with 4.4 million polling unit officials. Uzodimma outlines a strategy for grassroots mobilization ahead of the 2027 elections.

Oladeinde Olawoyin, business editor at Premium Times, has been chosen for the IAEA program in Vienna, highlighting his expertise in energy reporting.

The recent abduction of 42 schoolchildren in Borno has been largely ignored compared to a more publicized incident in Oyo. This raises questions about media focus.

The Nigeria Revenue Service has introduced Rev360, a digital platform aimed at making tax filing easier and encouraging voluntary compliance among taxpayers.

The IMF has warned Nigeria about the risks associated with a planned $5 billion swap deal with First Abu Dhabi Bank, highlighting concerns over transparency.

The IMF and World Bank overlook Nigeria's local government progress in reducing poverty. Increased infrastructure is not reflected in their recent reports.

The Federal Ministry of Justice is training law enforcement officials to tackle gender-based violence in schools. This initiative aims to improve justice for child survivors.

Police in Ebonyi State have confirmed an attack on students in a hostel at the School of Health Technology. Seven students were injured during the incident.

The Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps arrested Ibrahim Ismail in Edo State for allegedly buying stolen electric wires. The arrest followed a tip-off on illegal trading activities.