Rabies prevention efforts have intensified in Abuja as the FCTA begins a free two-week vaccination campaign targeting up to 20,000 dogs and cats across the territory.
Harassment of health workers has drawn a strong warning from the Nigerian Medical Association, which says Nigerians must not blame doctors and other medical personnel for every death in hospitals.
Fraud allegations have landed a poultry farmer before a Dutse Magistrates’ Court in Abuja over claims that he diverted N17 million allegedly entrusted to him by his uncle for a poultry farm investment.
Unity took centre stage as Abia Governor Alex Otti urged Labour Party stakeholders in Nsulu to strengthen collaboration, grassroots mobilisation and party structures ahead of the 2027 elections.
GDP growth reached 4.43 per cent in Nigeria’s second quarter of 2026, as President Bola Tinubu says economic reforms are stabilising the economy and paving the way for better household outcomes.