Joshua Ezim 
A concerned civil liberty group has condemned what it called the brazen abuse of human rights, humanitarian crisis, loss of lives, and starvation caused by the escalating crisis between the Israeli government and Palestinians. The group warned that if the conflict remains unchecked, it could snowball into a larger war. The leader of the group, … Read more
The People’s Democratic Party (PDP) is holding its second National Executive Committee (NEC) meeting today in Abuja. The meeting is seen as a turning point for the party as it prepares for the 2027 general elections. At the center of discussion is the issue of zoning. By long-standing tradition, the PDP rotates its presidential ticket … Read more
This morning, former Vice President and serial presidential aspirant Alhaji Atiku Abubakar announced his move to the African Democratic Congress (ADC). He said the party is building a potent coalition that will shock the world in 2027. Atiku also confirmed suspicions that he will run for president again. If he does, this will be his … Read more
In rural areas, residents sometimes pay higher tariffs than their urban counterparts. In some communities, power costs rise to 280 naira per kilowatt hour using mobile tokens. Meanwhile, other locations enjoy tariffs lower than urban Band A rates. The mix of energy sources remains dominated by solar, which developers find the most viable. Wind and … Read more
Nigeria has crossed a major milestone in its renewable energy drive. All eight promised university mini grids are now complete. Officials confirmed that four, in Yola, Dimban Casina, Looa in Ki, and Imo State in Owerri, are undergoing technical testing before going live. This marks a turning point for higher institutions that have faced years … Read more
Nigeria’s renewable energy drive has recorded a major breakthrough. Government officials announced the commissioning of 91 mini grids across different communities. The achievement followed a promise made in February last year to deliver 60 mini grids within six months. Instead of meeting only the target, authorities surpassed it by almost 50 percent. In that February … Read more
The Commonwealth spirit don land for Capital! In a festive atmosphere, Abuja hosted the official baton relay today, marking Nigeria’s vibrant entry into the countdown to the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games. Kicking off at the scenic Millennium Park, thousands cheered as officials, athletes, and celebrities carried the baton through the city. The relay will cruise … Read more
The Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) has announced plans to increase airport tariffs across the country while also introducing a fully contactless payment system at major terminals — a move that’s already stirring reactions from travelers and stakeholders. In a statement released on Monday, FAAN confirmed that tariff adjustments will soon affect passenger service … Read more
In a bold environmental move, the Lagos State Government has announced an immediate and full ban on single-use plastics — including nylons, styrofoam packs, and sachet water bags — across the state. From markets to street vendors, the message is clear: “No more nylon, no excuses.” The announcement was made Tuesday morning by the Commissioner … Read more
What started as a peaceful protest turned violent Monday as angry residents of Edu Local Government Area in Kwara State set fire to the Emir’s palace and an NDLEA divisional office, following a series of kidnappings that have rocked the area in recent weeks. Community Erupts After Repeated Abductions The unrest began when hundreds of … Read more