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The Katsina State Police have apprehended 14 individuals in connection with an assault on supporters of the All Progressives Congress (APC) en route to a campaign rally, resulting in injuries and vehicle damage. Authorities are intensifying efforts to ensure the safety of political gatherings ahead of the upcoming elections.
The Federal Teaching Hospital in Katsina has confirmed that the remains of Sheikh Yahaya Masussuka were embalmed but have not undergone an autopsy. An associate of the slain cleric has provided reasons for the delay in burial amidst rising public interest.
In a significant restructuring move, the Police Service Commission has elevated more than 3,800 police officers, including two new Deputy Inspectors-General of Police, as part of its efforts to enhance operational effectiveness within the force. The promotions come after successful examinations and interviews conducted by the commission, led by its Chairman, DIG Hashimu Salihu Argungu (rtd).
The Nigeria Labour Congress has criticized the Trade Union Congress for rejecting a crucial N70,000 transport allowance aimed at easing the financial burden on workers. Meanwhile, the Nigeria Employers’ Consultative Association emphasizes the need for inclusive negotiations regarding minimum wage agreements.
Chieftains of the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) have urged Nigerians to mobilise grassroots support for the party’s presidential candidate, Mr Peter Obi, come 2027. The party chieftains, including
In an era dominated by digital interactions, the integrity of information is vital for Nigeria's national security. Institutions that effectively manage communication can mitigate misinformation and strengthen public trust in governance.
The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has validated 41 of the 69 petitions regarding the final list of governorship candidates for the 2027 elections, while dismissing 28. The commission's decisions highlight ongoing disputes over candidate nominations and party registrations across multiple states.
In a comprehensive defense of his administration's borrowing strategy, President Bola Tinubu emphasizes that investment in infrastructure will create lasting opportunities for future generations. He outlines key projects that are set to enhance Nigeria's economic landscape and boost productivity.
The National Directorate of Employment has unveiled a strategic five-year plan aimed at revitalizing job creation and upgrading its skills training facilities across Nigeria. This initiative is designed to align vocational training with industry needs and enhance employment services for sustainable livelihoods.
As Nigeria grapples with a renewed threat of Ebola, a deeper epidemic of memory loss emerges, exacerbated by screen addiction and poor record-keeping. The lessons learned from past outbreaks highlight the urgent need for institutional diligence and public awareness.
The International Organization for Migration (IOM) has unveiled a strategic 25-year migration plan aimed at addressing the complexities of migration in Nigeria. This initiative comes on the heels of the organization's extensive humanitarian efforts, which have assisted over 2.5 million individuals since 2014.
Former Anambra State Governor Peter Obi has laid out his plans for Nigeria's future during a town hall meeting in Enugu, emphasizing economic reform and fiscal responsibility. He directly challenged President Tinubu's approach to national borrowing, calling for a more sustainable financial strategy.
