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The Child Protection Network Nigeria has reported 36 cases of child abuse, highlighting the urgent need for national action to protect vulnerable children.
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The Child Protection Network Nigeria has reported 36 cases of child abuse, highlighting the urgent need for national action to protect vulnerable children.

The Nigerian government is called to increase funding for AI and health research to protect public health amid declining international donor support.

The Enugu State government has launched a free health insurance scheme for retirees, with 4,000 already registered. The initiative aims to cover all pensioners in the state.

Joseph Onoja from the Nigerian Conservation Foundation highlights the urgent need for investment in Nigeria's environment to tackle land degradation and farmer-herder conflicts.

Abia State Governor Alex Otti celebrates the state's 35th anniversary, calling for unity and hard work for a brighter future. He acknowledges past leaders and emphasizes ongoing efforts.

More than 30 percent of solar systems in Nigerian Primary Health Centres stop working within three years. The issue lies in maintenance and budget allocation.

Atiku Abubakar has called for clarity on the cash transfer program numbers, questioning the discrepancy between 15 million and 10 million households reported.

The Police Commissioner of Akwa Ibom, Baba Azare, has called on journalists to improve their crime reporting to help prevent contempt issues. He spoke at a symposium focused on the roles of police, judiciary, and media.

Governor Uba Sani has approved ₦200,000 for each of the 4,050 graduates to help them transition from training to work. This initiative aims to promote self-reliance among youth.

Chidi Chidebe has stepped down as chairman of the PDP in Anambra State, citing party disagreements and personal peace as reasons for his resignation.

A young man died under unclear circumstances at a hotel in Port Harcourt, leading to chaos. Family demands to see CCTV footage to understand the incident.

Sultan Muhammadu Sa'ad Abubakar III has been a strong voice against violence in Nigeria. As he turns 70, his leadership continues to inspire many.