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Nigeria faces significant challenges in achieving sustainable development goals due to political struggles and rising inequality. The future depends on empathy and collective action.
The Abia State Government is collaborating with local and foreign investors to establish a $145 million solar plant in Umuelele. This initiative aims to enhance industrial growth and job opportunities.
Kelmi Lazarus has left the SDP to join the PDP, endorsing Professor Isa Ali Pantami for the upcoming Gombe State governorship election. He believes Pantami is the best candidate for the state.
Minister Dave Umahi addresses rumors about nurse Mary Habila's death, stating he could not have harmed her. He describes her as like a daughter to him.
An Anambra court has sentenced native doctor Onyeze Jesus to six years in prison and a ₦20 million fine for promoting false claims of wealth through supernatural means.
The Federal High Court in Yenagoa has ruled against Bubaraiye Dakolo, a traditional ruler, in his case against Shell regarding asset sales and pollution. The court found the case was filed too late.
Cooking gas prices in Enugu have decreased significantly. Many residents are happy about the lower costs and hope for further reductions.
A fire broke out in a one-storey building in Onitsha, Anambra, causing significant damage. The cause is under investigation, but no injuries were reported.
Nigeria has launched over $1.07 billion in development programs to improve healthcare, education, and governance, aiming for better living standards.
President Bola Tinubu has expressed his condolences over the death of Mary Amaechi, mother of Rotimi Amaechi, praising her life of service and faith.
President Bola Tinubu has signed an executive order to regulate virtual assets in Nigeria. This order aims to protect citizens and improve agency cooperation.
Lagos Deputy Governor Obafemi Hamzat reveals he did not have his running mate Damilola Sonayon-James' contact until she was chosen as the party's candidate.