Adamawa Backs Nigeria-Cameroon Border Demarcation
Adamawa Deputy Governor Kaletapwa Farauta reaffirms state's commitment to peaceful border demarcation process between Nigeria and Cameroon. Residents sensitized for cooperation.
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Man arrested for trafficking girls to Ghana for prostitution
A 39-year-old man, Yusuf, has been arrested in Adamawa for trafficking girls from Lagos to Ghana for prostitution. Police urge public vigilance. Read more.
Woman Divorced Over C-Section Births in Nigeria
A Nigerian woman from Adamawa shares her pain after her husband divorced her for delivering their children via Caesarian section. Read her powerful story and the online support it sparked.
Abiodun: Akute-Ijoko Road to be Completed Soon
Ogun State Governor Dapo Abiodun has assured residents of the swift completion of the 20km Akute-Ijoko Road. The project, executed in phases, aims to boost socio-economic growth. Read more.
Trump Signs Deal to End US Government Shutdown
President Trump signs legislation ending the 43-day US government shutdown, allowing federal workers to return and restoring critical services ahead of Thanksgiving.
Lagos removes beggars from Ketu-Alapere road
Lagos State Government has cleared beggars from Ketu-Alapere road to ensure traffic flow and public safety. The individuals will be profiled and handed over to authorities. #CleanerLagos
Police Rescue Kidnapped Man in Adamawa Operation
Adamawa State Police Command successfully rescues a kidnapped man in Toungo, apprehending two suspects in a daring forest operation that lasted several hours.
CAS Vows Full Implementation of Tinubu's Directives
The Civil Service Commission pledges complete adherence to President Bola Tinubu's reform agenda, promising transformative changes in Nigeria's public service sector.
Jalingo Protest: Ghost Workers Demand Salaries
Taraba State capital witnesses massive demonstration as civil servants accused of being ghost workers protest dismissal and demand payment of outstanding salaries amid growing tension.
Lagos Begins Eti-Osa-Lekki-Epe Road Rehabilitation
Lagos State Government initiates crucial discussions for comprehensive rehabilitation of the strategic Eti-Osa-Lekki-Epe Expressway, addressing long-standing transportation challenges.
Adamawa spends ₦2.7bn on Turkey scholarships for 100 students
Adamawa State Government approves massive ₦2.7 billion scholarship package for 100 indigenous students to pursue undergraduate studies in Turkish universities, marking significant investment in education.
Cholera Outbreak Kills 10 in Adamawa
A deadly cholera outbreak has struck Adamawa State, claiming 10 lives and hospitalizing dozens. Health authorities race against time to contain the spread as communities face water contamination crisis.
Amnesty slams Nigeria's Southeast security failure
Amnesty International exposes alarming security failures in Nigeria's Southeast as federal government faces criticism for ignoring escalating violence and human rights abuses.
Lagos launches 24-hour traffic op for festive season
Lagos State Government launches round-the-clock traffic management operation, removes illegal structures and shanties to ensure smooth movement during Christmas and New Year celebrations.
Adamawa's ₦114BN Infrastructure Revolution Begins
Adamawa State government has approved a groundbreaking ₦114 billion infrastructure plan targeting healthcare, water supply, and electricity projects across the state in a major development push.
Tinubu Govt Denies Christian Genocide Claims
The Nigerian government has strongly denied allegations of Christian genocide, labeling them as dangerous misinformation threatening national unity and security.
Abia Council Health Workers Get Consolidated Salary
Abia State Government introduces groundbreaking consolidated salary structure for local government health workers, boosting healthcare delivery across communities.
Ogun Govt Rebuilds Assembly Complex, Commissioners' Quarters
Ogun State Government announces comprehensive reconstruction of the Legislative Assembly Complex and Commissioners' Quarters in Abeokuta, marking a significant infrastructure upgrade.
US Government Shutdown Breaks Record as Longest Ever
The United States government shutdown has officially become the longest in history, surpassing 35 days and causing widespread disruption across federal services and agencies.
Katsina Budgets ₦341bn for Social Sector in 2026
Katsina State Government announces massive ₦341 billion investment in social services for 2026 fiscal year, focusing on education, healthcare, and poverty reduction initiatives across the state.
Edo State: 10-Year Jail for Public Property Vandals
Edo State government enacts strict new law imposing decade-long prison sentences for individuals caught damaging or destroying public infrastructure and property across the state.
Fintiri Appoints New Provost for Agriculture College
Adamawa State Governor Ahmadu Fintiri appoints Dr. Usman Baba as new Provost for College of Agriculture in strategic education sector reform. Learn about the new leadership and vision for agricultural education.
Kano Mandates Monthly Security Meetings Across All LGAs
Kano State Government orders mandatory monthly security meetings at all local councils to address escalating security challenges through coordinated grassroots approach.
Lagos to Showcase Climate Leadership at COP30
Lagos State Government prepares to demonstrate its groundbreaking climate initiatives and sustainable urban development models at the upcoming COP30 global climate summit in Brazil.
APC Sweeps All 25 Chairmanship Seats in Niger LG Polls
Niger State's ruling APC secures complete victory in local government polls, winning all chairmanship positions amid impressive voter turnout across the state.
APC sweeps all 25 chairmanship seats in Niger LG polls
Niger State witnesses political tsunami as APC secures complete control of all 25 local government chairmanship positions in decisive local elections victory.
Edo Law: Jail Term for Forceful Govt Property Entry
Edo State Governor signs groundbreaking legislation criminalizing forceful entry into government properties with strict penalties including imprisonment and fines.
Rivers Community Protests Imposed Youth Leaders
Tensions escalate in Rivers community as residents allege local government chairman imposed youth leaders against their will, sparking protests and demands for democratic process.
Weather delays Lagos-Abeokuta road construction
Construction firm Hensek Engineering cites persistent rainfall as major obstacle slowing progress on critical Lagos-Abeokuta highway project, promising accelerated work during dry season.
Partial Food Stamp Benefits Due to Government Shutdown
Trump administration confirms partial SNAP benefits for November due to ongoing government shutdown. Millions of low-income families face uncertainty as food assistance programs hit crisis point.
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