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President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has extended heartfelt congratulations to Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, celebrating his 25 years in public service. Tinubu emphasized Nigeria's appreciation for its enduring strategic partnership with India.
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has urged the Federal High Court to dismiss the relevance of Diezani Alison-Madueke's acquittal by a UK court to ongoing forfeiture proceedings in Nigeria. The agency argues that the UK judgment does not influence the substantive legal matters at hand regarding assets linked to the former minister.
Nigeria looked set for another disappointing result after Russia established a 3-1 lead early in the second half, but the Super Eagles produced a spirited late comeback to rescue a draw. The post Akor
The African Democratic Congress (ADC) has called into question the adequacy of funding for the maintenance of Nigerian Air Force aircraft in light of a recent fatal crash in Ondo State. The party's statement highlights significant discrepancies in budget allocations between military and presidential aircraft maintenance.
The Nigeria Social Insurance Trust Fund (NSITF) has issued a warning about fraudulent job advertisements and fake appointment letters targeting job seekers. The Fund emphasizes that it is not currently hiring and urges the public to report any suspicious recruitment activities.
Chief Ralph Obioha, who passed away on October 3 at the age of 80, is remembered for his profound impact on Nigeria through his business acumen and unwavering commitment to democracy. His journey from successful entrepreneur to political leader exemplifies a life dedicated to the ideals of sacrifice and service.
A 19-year-old motorcycle accident survivor has emerged from a critical emergency brain surgery at the Abia State Specialist Hospital, thanks to rapid medical intervention. The operation, which lasted four hours, successfully evacuated over 100 milliliters of blood clots compressing the patient's brainstem.
Christa Pike, who recently endured a botched execution in Tennessee, is awake and able to communicate with her legal team while recovering in a Nashville hospital. Despite some improvement in her condition, her prognosis remains uncertain as she faces a long road to recovery.
Bethlehem Nwanlia, a 50-year-old murder suspect, tragically passed away after collapsing during his trial at the Bayelsa State High Court. The incident occurred shortly after court proceedings began, raising concerns about the health conditions of defendants in custody.
In response to escalating concerns over cult violence, Bayelsa's Commissioner of Police, Adewale Ajao, has mandated enhanced patrols and intelligence operations. The directive aims to preemptively address emerging threats and ensure community safety.
A tragic development has emerged as Kenya confirms its first imported case of Ebola, linked to the ongoing outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. The patient, who succumbed to the virus despite receiving supportive care, has raised concerns about the potential spread of the disease in the region.
In a significant breakthrough, the police have apprehended individuals believed to be involved in a kidnapping case that led to a ransom payment of ₦10.3 million. The victim was released after the ransom was paid by his relatives, prompting a swift investigation by law enforcement.
