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Group launches medical campaign in Ogun

In an effort to improve access to healthcare, a group, Daramola Dynasty Foundation, has launched a medical outreach program in Ogun State. This was revealed on Wednesday by the foundation's public relations officer, Theresa Odey, in a statement. Odey noted that...

NJC clears five judges of alleged misconduct and recommends 38 for judicial appointments (FULL LIST)

The National Judicial Council (NJC) acquitted five judges of misconduct allegations leveled against them and recommended 38 candidates for various judicial appointments in various states. This was announced on Friday by the Deputy Director (Information) of the NJC, Kemi Babalola-Ogedengbe,...

Winners emerge from third annual chess competition

In the third annual chess competition for schools in the Federal Capital, new winners emerged. Adedoyin Olumi, chief operating officer of Christabel Private Schools, hosting the competition, said the game of chess is particularly important for students. “Why chess? Chess is...

Nigerian hospital battles incessant power cuts over N3.1 billion debt

For more than two weeks, the University College Hospital (UCH) in Ibadan has suffered persistent power outages due to non-payment of an electricity debt to the Ibadan Electricity Distribution Company (IBEDC). According to a statement on its Facebook page, the...

Africa CDC reports 2,836 new cases of Mpox

The African Center for Disease Control (Africa CDC) has reported an increase in Mpox cases, with 2,836 new suspected cases in countries across the continent. This public health organization also reported 461 new confirmed infections and 34 deaths with a...

Rotary launches $9 million program to improve child health in Nigeria

Rotary International, in partnership with the Gates Foundation, has launched a $9 million initiative to improve healthcare services in Nigeria, starting in Kebbi State. The initiative, according to a statement from RI, in Abuja, responds to the continuing threat of...

Actor Korede Are 'Baba Gbenro' dies

Gospel movie actor Korede Are, popularly known as “Baba Gbenro” in Mount Zion’s “Abattoir” series on YouTube, has died. The 65-year-old actor died Thursday after a prolonged battle with liver disease. Fellow actor, Oluwaseun Adejumobi, broke the news on his Instagram...

Tinubu appoints general directors for three agencies and Daniel Bwala as spokesperson

President Bola Tinubu has approved the appointment of three Nigerians as Director Generals of various agencies and a Special Adviser on Public Communications and Media. The new appointees are: (1) Olawale Olopade — Director General, National Sports Commission (2) Abisoye Fagade —...

The WHO warns about the increase in diabetes cases worldwide

The World Health Organization (WHO) in a statement on Wednesday raised the alarm over the skyrocketing number of diabetes cases around the world. The global health body noted that global cases of diabetes have skyrocketed, surpassing 800 million adults, a...

EFCC prosecutes Chinese man for alleged bribery and fraud of N301 million

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) on Thursday produced a Chinese man, Zhengjia Jin, before the Lagos State Special Offenses Court in Ikeja for alleged bribery and fraud of N301 million. Mr. Jin was indicted on four counts of...

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South Korean aircraft accidentally bombard the church during military exercises

A church and several houses suffered damage after two South Korean combat planes accidentally fell eight bombs in a...
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