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The formal appointment of five commissioners fills critical vacancies in the Rivers State Executive Council, enabling Governor Siminalayi Fubara to fully deploy his administrative agenda across key ministries.
A new WHO report reveals a staggering gap in oral health access, leaving millions in pain and risking long-term health.
Iran's decision to skip the world's largest sporting event marks a major geopolitical statement with consequences for athletes and fans.
The Lebanese government has updated the official casualty count from the ongoing conflict, marking a significant increase in human cost.
The government asserts that current fuel prices are a result of market dynamics and that the country's move to refine its own petroleum is a positive development.
The governor moves to fill key executive positions in his administration.
The arrival of a long-acting injectable PrEP drug marks a significant advancement in Nigeria's public health strategy to combat HIV.
Multiple federal bodies are coordinating a new initiative to detect and respond to disease outbreaks faster, aiming to prevent future public health crises.
The Interior Minister's public endorsement signals internal government support for President Tinubu's latest key cabinet selection.
Federal officials argue that domestic production, not global market forces, is the key factor shaping what consumers pay at the pump.
A planned news report cannot be produced due to a lack of verified information from sources.
A leading reproductive health organization is pushing for changes to Nigeria's laws and healthcare system to better protect women and girls.
The state government has imposed a night-time curfew on commercial motorcycle operations in a bid to stem rising criminal activity.
The state government has prohibited all commercial motorcycle operations from 7pm to 6am in a sweeping move to curb rising insecurity.
The main opposition party has begun its campaign for the next state election more than two years in advance, signaling a fierce battle ahead.
The massive spending plan allocates over N1.6 trillion for development projects in the oil-rich region, funded largely by federal and corporate contributions.
The federal government frames volatile fuel prices as a sign of a functioning market, urging gratitude for domestic refining capacity.
A new political entity has formally entered the arena with a platform focused on restructuring the economy and amending the constitution.
The traditional Sallah durbar procession is moving ahead with official police notification, signaling a major cultural event for Kano.
The All Progressives Congress has initiated its campaign for the 2026 Osun State governorship election, directly challenging incumbent Governor Ademola Adeleke and framing the race as a referendum on his administration.
The defection reduces the main opposition party's Senate seats to 14, further consolidating the ruling party's majority.
The opposition party has begun its campaign for the next state election, directly challenging the incumbent governor.
The head of the country's football association has been given a life sentence, sending shockwaves through the sport and the community.
The defection of two senators to the APC has left the main opposition party with its lowest number of seats in years, reshaping the political landscape.