Nigeria-China Launch ₦450M Poultry Project in Kaduna
Kaduna State welcomes groundbreaking ₦450 million Nigeria-China agricultural initiative set to revolutionize poultry farming and create thousands of jobs across the region.
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Kogi Community Celebrates New Access to Clean Water
Residents of a rural Kogi community rejoice as new borehole project ends decades of water scarcity, bringing hope and improved health to families.
Ugborodo Stadium: Nigeria's Abandoned FIFA Project
Exclusive investigation reveals how Delta State's multi-million naira FIFA-funded stadium project turned into abandoned wasteland, exposing systemic corruption and failed sports development promises.
Oyetola shortlisted for Oyo education project
Former Osun State Governor Gboyega Oyetola heads the shortlist of 14 distinguished candidates selected for a transformative education project in Oyo State, marking a significant development in Nigeria's educational sector.
Ogun Empowers 105,000 Women with ₦1.2B Economic Boost
Ogun State launches Nigeria For Women Project scale-up, investing ₦1.2 billion to empower women entrepreneurs across all 20 LGAs for sustainable economic growth.
Kogi Community Celebrates Clean Water After Years of Scarcity
Residents of Adogu community in Ajaokuta, Kogi State celebrate as new water project ends years of water scarcity, bringing hope and improved health to families.
Kaduna-China $450M Poultry Project Creates 5000 Jobs
Kaduna State and Chinese investors launch groundbreaking $450 million poultry project, creating 5,000 jobs and revolutionizing Nigeria's agricultural sector with state-of-the-art facilities.
US Lawmakers Back Trump's Nigeria Religious Freedom Blacklist
Thirty-one US Congress members have endorsed former President Donald Trump's decision to place Nigeria on a religious freedom blacklist, citing alleged persecution of Christians in the country. The development signals growing international concern about r
US Lawmakers Seek Sanctions Against Miyetti Allah
American legislators are pushing for severe sanctions against the Fulani group Miyetti Allah, accusing them of systematic religious persecution and human rights abuses against Christian communities in Nigeria's Middle Belt region.
Katsina Launches ₦31.8B Zobe Water Project
Governor Dikko Radda launches massive water infrastructure project in Katsina State, promising to provide clean water to over 500,000 residents and transform agricultural activities in the region.
Big Child Initiative Launches Football Project in Ndokwa
Discover how the Big Child Initiative is revolutionizing youth development in Delta State through an exciting new football project that combines sports with education and life skills training in Ndokwa communities.
Nigeria rejects US religious freedom blacklist designation
The Federal Government has again rejected Nigeria's classification as a Country of Particular Concern for religious freedom, while human rights lawyer Femi Falana counters Donald Trump's genocide allegations.
Nigeria Rejects US 'Country of Concern' Tag
The Federal Government vehemently rejects US redesignation of Nigeria as religious freedom 'Country of Concern,' dismissing claims as baseless misinformation in strong-worded rebuttal.
EU High-Speed Rail to Link All Capitals by 2040
Brussels unveils ambitious plan for high-speed rail network connecting all EU capitals by 2040, revolutionizing continental travel and boosting economic integration.
Keyamo writes Trump, denies Christian killings in Nigeria
Nigeria's Minister of Aviation and Aerospace Development, Festus Keyamo, has written to former US President Donald Trump, refuting allegations of systematic killings of Christians in Nigeria and highlighting government efforts to ensure religious freedom.
US Threatens Nigeria Aid Cut Over Christian Killings
The United States government has threatened to withdraw critical aid from Nigeria if the Federal Government fails to curb the escalating killings of Christians across the nation. This development comes amid growing international concern about religious vi
ECOWAS condemns US religious freedom designation of Nigeria
West African bloc ECOWAS strongly rejects US designation of Nigeria as religious freedom violator, urges United Nations intervention in what it calls an 'unfair characterization' of the country.
Ex-Military Gov Inaugurates N4.1b Sokoto Road Project
Ex-Military Governor Major General Mohammed Amao inaugurates transformative N4.1 billion road project in Sokoto, enhancing connectivity and economic growth in Northwest Nigeria.
Nigeria's Constitution Forbids Religious Persecution - FG
Federal Government clarifies constitutional stance on religious freedom, addresses concerns about rights violations and international perceptions in Nigeria.
Bashir Ahmad Accused of Supporting Blasphemy Death Penalty
Media personality Osi Suave exposes Bashir Ahmad's alleged past advocacy for capital punishment against blasphemy, sparking heated social media debate about religious freedom in Nigeria.
Ted Cruz Legislation Targets Nigerian Sharia Laws
American lawmaker Ted Cruz proposes groundbreaking bill targeting Nigerian politicians behind Sharia and blasphemy laws, sparking international debate on religious freedom.
Amnesty Trains Journalists on Human Rights Reporting
Amnesty International Nigeria calls on media professionals to intensify reporting on human rights violations as cases surge across the country. Exclusive training equips journalists with digital safety and investigative skills.
Tinubu's Housing Projects Will Benefit Poor - Governor Sani
Kaduna State Governor Uba Sani champions President Tinubu's mass housing initiative as a transformative solution for Nigeria's urban poor and vulnerable populations.
Trump labels Nigeria 'Country of Particular Concern' - Obi reacts
Former US President Donald Trump designates Nigeria as a Country of Particular Concern for religious freedom violations while Peter Obi blames Nigeria's leadership crisis for the international condemnation.
Kano Governor Responds to US Congressman on Sharia Law
Kano State Governor Abba Yusuf responds to allegations by US Congressman John James about Sharia law implementation, addressing concerns about religious freedom and political stability in Northern Nigeria.
Govt Officials Behind 74% of Journalist Attacks in Nigeria
A groundbreaking investigation reveals that Nigerian government officials and security agents are responsible for the majority of violent attacks against journalists, threatening press freedom nationwide.
Police Declare Activist Sowore Wanted Over Lagos Protest
Nigerian authorities escalate tensions by declaring prominent activist Omoyele Sowore wanted for organizing a protest against economic hardship in Lagos. Get the latest developments on this unfolding political drama.
Court fines AEDC ₦500k for information denial
Federal High Court sanctions Abuja Electricity Distribution Company for violating Freedom of Information Act, ordering immediate compliance and payment of legal costs.
Rinu Oduala Exposes Presidency's Religious Freedom Claims
Digital rights activist Rinu Oduala challenges Nigerian government's religious freedom narrative, highlighting persecution of religious minorities amid official denials.
Ex-Kano Governor Condemned Over Sharia Blasphemy Executions
Sean Nelson, Senior Counsel at Global Religious Freedom, calls out Rabiu Kwankwaso over Kano State's controversial Sharia blasphemy laws that could lead to executions.
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