“We are not paying ransom. We don’t encourage it. Anybody who is even paying ransom is committing an offence. It’s not a government policy…,” said the defence minister.
The National Orientation Agency in Bauchi says it will conduct a five-month voter education exercise to mobilise participation in the 2027 elections.
Children as little as six-year-olds battling mental health illnesses in the UK are increasing by tens of thousands, findings from the National Health Service said.
The Nigerian Army says it has rescued the abducted wife of Brig.-Gen. Basil Adonkie (retd.), who was abducted from her Abuja residence.
Governor Francis Nwifuru says women remain critical drivers of economic growth, good governance, peace and sustainable development in Ebonyi.
NEMA and the National Commission for Refugees, Migrants and Internally Displaced Persons (NCFRMI) received 173 Nigerian returnees from Tripoli, Libya.
Before the vote, Mr Edwards, who strongly denied the sexual harassment allegations, asked his colleagues to “judge me on the facts, not on the inference, insinuation or headlines”.
“We say this plainly and without equivocation: the Standard Group holds the state responsible for Alex Kiprotich’s safety and his life,” the paper’s CEO stated.
WARDC has urged the Lagos government to reinstate the suspended safe termination of pregnancy guideline to curb preventable maternal deaths.
“I will not be challenging my wife’s prayer for custody of our child until the baby is of age,” the husband told the court.
