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Insecurity: UN Condemns Niger School Abduction, Demands Safe Learning Spaces 3

The UN has condemned the mass abduction of students and teachers in Niger State, warning that rising insecurity threatens children’s right to safe education.

Insecurity Forces Federal Government to Postpone NAFEST 2025

The Federal Government has postponed NAFEST 2025, citing rising insecurity and the national mood following recent violent incidents across the country.

Insecurity Forces Plateau SUBEB to Order Immediate Closure of Schools

Plateau SUBEB has ordered the immediate shutdown of all primary and junior secondary schools as rising insecurity heightens safety concerns across the state.

NLC Condemns Kebbi Abduction, Urges Federal Government to Act Fast

The NLC has condemned the Kebbi student abduction and urged the Federal Government to urgently strengthen national security to prevent worsening attacks.

Former army captain provides security tips for staying safe during times of widespread insecurity

Retired army captain Browson Ebewele, a security expert with decades of experience in counter-terrorism and intelligence, is urging Nigerians to be vigilant and security...

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President Tinubu Extends Tenure Of Correctional, Immigration Chiefs By 18 Months

President Bola Tinubu has approved 18-month tenure extensions for the Controller-General of the Nigerian Correctional Service and the Comptroller-General of the Nigeria Immigration Service to address succession gaps.  

Senator Ngwu Flags Off Ugwuoba Road Project, Promises Asphalt Before December

Enugu West Senator Osita Ngwu flags off the Agolo–Efulu–Aguabosi–Ugwuoba Road project in Oji River, promising asphalt on the first phase before December 2026.

Abiodun Swears In Two Commissioners, Demands Results In Final Lap

Ogun Governor Dapo Abiodun swears in Olayemi Sanusi and Adenike Ademokun, urging integrity, accountability and urgent delivery of public projects.

Medical Tourism: Nigeria Bleeds $2bn Annually, Wellington Hospital CEO Warns

Nigeria loses an estimated $2 billion annually to medical tourism, Wellington Hospital CEO Charles Ugwuanyi says, urging investment in specialist healthcare.

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