One Dead, Seven Hurt Following Partial Collapse at Gombe Assembly Construction Site
A section of the Gombe State House of Assembly construction site collapsed on Friday, leading to one death and seven injuries, prompting an immediate government investigation.
Rubbish and Rains: The Consequence of Waste Mismanagement in Lagos
Indiscriminate waste dumping and poor drainage maintenance are worsening flood disasters in Lagos, creating a cycle of public health risks and property damage that demands urgent government and citizen action.
Madugu Reveals Super Falcons Roster for 2026 WAFCON Campaign
Head coach Justine Madugu has announced a 25-player roster for the Super Falcons' 2026 WAFCON title defense in Morocco.
US Demands Public Iranian Commitment to Halt Strait of Hormuz Attacks
The United States is pressuring Iran to publicly guarantee safe passage for commercial ships in the Strait of Hormuz, linking the move to ongoing negotiations aimed at resolving recent military escalations.
Spain Faces Catastrophic Wildfire with 12 Confirmed Dead
A massive wildfire in Spain's Almeria province has resulted in 12 deaths and 23 missing persons, marking one of the country's most significant fire tragedies amid a summer of extreme heat.
Unlocking a Seven-Billion-Dollar Future: Nigeria’s Cassava Industrial Transformation
Nigeria is moving to transform its status as the world's top cassava producer by shifting from subsistence farming to high-precision industrial processing, aiming to unlock a seven-billion-dollar domestic value chain.
Digital Payments Fuel Growth in Nigeria’s $11 Billion Food Service Market
New research from Moniepoint shows that digital payment integration is modernizing Nigeria's food service industry, with the market expected to reach $11.09 billion by 2025 through improved efficiency and credit access.
The Struggle for Authority Within the ADC Ahead of 2027
A deep look into the legal and political turmoil within the African Democratic Congress as competing factions clash over control of party structures ahead of the 2027 elections.
Mato Argues Judicial Independence Is Compromised by Executive Influence
Senior Advocate of Nigeria Magaji Mato warns that executive-led housing projects for judges undermine judicial independence and public trust, advocating instead for full financial autonomy for the courts.
Factors Behind the Ineffectiveness of Delta State’s Anti-Grazing Legislation
Delta State’s 2021 anti-grazing law has struggled to curb farmer-herder conflicts due to institutional bottlenecks, lack of police cooperation, and insufficient political will.