
Good News for Nigeria's Shipping: US Coast Guard Removes Entry Conditions
The US Coast Guard has lifted entry conditions for vessels from Nigeria, marking a significant improvement in the country's port security measures.
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The US Coast Guard has lifted entry conditions for vessels from Nigeria, marking a significant improvement in the country's port security measures.

Liberia has agreed to accept up to 1,200 deportees from the US. The first group of 20 is set to arrive this Thursday.

The Abia State Environmental Protection Agency has sealed a house in Aba after discovering over 100 bags of human waste. This poses a serious health risk to the community.

The Anambra State Police shot dead two suspected kidnappers during a gunfight. The operation is part of ongoing efforts against violent crimes in the state.

The body of Amos Ubochi was discovered in Ebonyi State after he backed an opposition candidate. Police are conducting an investigation into his death.

HCDTs in Akwa Ibom are encouraged to find funding sources beyond oil contributions. A recent training session highlighted the importance of grants and partnerships.

Governor Ademola Adeleke received his Certificate of Return from INEC, confirming his re-election. He thanked supporters and invited opponents to join in state development.
Onwe Ubochi was killed in Osege village after a prayer session for political candidates. His body was found in a nearby forest, prompting a police investigation.

Governor Dauda Lawal aims to showcase his record and vision for Zamfara as the 2027 elections approach. His focus is on real development and continuity.

Ayodele Fayose alleges that the Accord Party spent N40bn in the recent Osun election. He challenges claims of a victory based solely on public support.

Adekunle Omo-Aje, the Action Alliance candidate, insists on fair elections in 2027, urging all parties to uphold the National Peace Accord and prioritize citizens' welfare.

Adewole Adebayo of the SDP has called out President Tinubu for missing the National Peace Accord signing, questioning his commitment to peace as elections approach.