Politics
Presidency Debunks Viral Photos of Scarred Children as Mali, Not Oyo Pupils
Presidential aide Bayo Onanuga clarifies that viral images of scarred children are from a 2020 Mali flogging incident, not abducted Oyo pupils, warning of terrorist propaganda.
Business
Dangote Refinery and the Refining of Sovereignty in Nigeria
The Dangote Refinery in Lekki, Lagos, is more than an industrial project; it redefines Nigeria's sovereignty by transforming crude oil into domestic products, reducing import dependence, and enhancing energy security.
Security
MURIC Warns Against Labeling Oyo Kidnappers as Islamic Jihadists
MURIC cautions a broadcaster against describing Oyo kidnappers as Islamic jihadists, warning it fuels religious tension and misrepresents criminal acts.
Entertainment
Fresh Twist: Court Halts Inquest into Chimamanda Adichie’s Son’s Death
A Lagos High Court suspends the coroner's inquest into the death of Chimamanda Adichie's son after the hospital challenges its legality and jurisdiction.
Sports
Education
Health
World Bank Sets 1.5 Billion AI Healthcare Target by 2030
World Bank targets 1.5 billion people for AI-driven healthcare by 2030, addressing global health deficits with digital innovations.
Borno Cholera Outbreak Kills 39, Suspected Cases Hit 4,204
Borno State intensifies response as cholera outbreak kills 39, with suspected cases rising to 4,204 across seven local government areas. Emergency measures activated.
NDLEA, Group Warn Against Substance and Alcohol Abuse
The NDLEA and I-CARE warned Gwagwalada Market traders against drug abuse and mixing alcoholic drinks, citing risks to physical and mental health.
WHO: Nigeria's Ebola Risk Low Despite Global Threat
The World Health Organization says Nigeria faces low Ebola risk, even as the virus spreads in Africa. Over 300 cases confirmed in DRC.
Pate, Adewole, APIN Seek New Health Financing Strategies
Nigeria's health leaders urge domestic financing to sustain HIV, TB, malaria gains amid donor cuts. APIN celebrates 25 years of public health impact.
