Thursday, October 15, 2026

Abuja

December 3, 2023

Nigerians resort to herbal concoctions as medication prices soar by over 300%

The prices of many prescribed and over-the-counter medications have steadily increased, making these drugs unaffordable and unavailable.

Local Herbs
December 3, 2023

Group inaugurates community champions to tackle gender-based violence

She added that in Lagos 340 men were victims of violence from their spouses.

Gender Based Violence
December 3, 2023

Catholic women donate food, other items to orphanage

Other items donated included toiletries, diapers, beverages, clothes, among others.

Food items
December 2, 2023

Fire outbreak at head of service building Abuja

The cause of the fire outbreak is yet to be ascertained.

head of service
December 2, 2023

Zuma Film Festival is special to FCT: Wike

Mr Wike said through the festival, residents were being exposed to a plethora of artistic expression.

FCT Minister, Nyesom Wike [Credit: Chi Geru]
December 1, 2023

13 suspected railway infrastructure vandals nabbed in Abuja

Mr Adekola said 10 of the suspects were vandals while the three others were buyers of the vandalised equipment.

Abuja rail mass transit [Credit;Facebook]
December 1, 2023

Reps committee pledges to revamp FERMA

The House of Representatives Committee on Federal Road Maintenance Agency has pledged to revamp the agency to meet the needs of Nigerians.

FERMA
November 30, 2023

NCC says SMEs are catalysts to employment, wealth creation

NCC says SMEs and startups are catalysts for promoting wealth creation, employment generation and economic prosperity.

Nigerian Communications Commission
November 30, 2023

House of Representatives begins debate on Tinubu’s 2024 budget

The budget deficit is projected at N9.18 trillion in 2024 or 3.88 per cent of GDP, lower than the N13.78 trillion deficit recorded in 2023, representing 6.11 per cent of GDP.

House of Representatives
November 30, 2023

2024 Budget: Senate majority leader Opeyemi Bamidele faults Tinubu’s N9.9 trillion recurrent expenditure

Mr Bamidele, however, said there was a growing concern over continued borrowing, but Mr Tinubu resorted to it to finance fiscal gaps.

Senate majority leader Opeyemi Bamidele and President Bola Tinubu