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Lagos Father Praises Emergency Team for Saving Infant Daughter
A Badagry father shares how the Lagos emergency response system saved his sick infant during a heavy rainstorm, prompting him to call for better local infrastructure.
Federal Government Authorizes Updated Service Scheme for NiMet
The Nigerian government has approved a revised Scheme of Service for NiMet to enhance career progression, staff welfare, and the agency's meteorological service delivery.
Governor Mbah Demands Financial Integrity from Enugu Public Servants
Governor Peter Mbah has challenged Enugu State officials to uphold transparency and accountability, warning that corruption hinders critical infrastructure development and essential service delivery.
Reflecting on Tunji Bello at 65: A Legacy of Empathy and Professionalism
As Tunji Bello celebrates his 65th birthday, his tenure at the FCCPC is marked by a focus on fairness, inclusive governance, and a deep commitment to staff welfare and consumer protection.
Police Chief Olatunji Disu Emphasizes Continued Relevance After Retirement
Inspector-General of Police Olatunji Disu has urged police officers to prepare early for retirement, emphasizing that the end of active service should be a productive transition rather than a loss of professional relevance.
NCC Secures Third Place in 2026 BPSR Federal Agency Rankings
The Nigerian Communications Commission has been named the third best-performing federal agency in the 2026 BPSR rankings, highlighting the commission's recent improvements in transparency, service quality, and public accountability.
Lagos Traffic Agency Introduces 3367 Toll-Free Emergency Number
LASTMA has introduced a toll-free emergency hotline, 3367, to allow residents to report traffic incidents and official misconduct free of charge.
Abia State launches new committee to combat corruption and foster accountability
Abia State has established a new steering committee tasked with enforcing anti-corruption strategies and improving government transparency across all public institutions.
Large-scale retirements planned for Nigeria Customs Service
Over 1,500 Nigeria Customs Service officers are slated for retirement by 2027 as the agency prepares for leadership transitions.