NSCDC Arrests 17 In Yobe For Vandalism

NSCDC Arrests 17 in Yobe for Vandalism The Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC)has arrested 17 suspects for their alleged involvement in vandalism of electrical power installations, telecommunications masts, and other offences in Yobe state. The Commander of the Commandant General’s Special Intelligence Squad Commandant Apollo Dandaura and his men made the arrest, according…

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Medical Professionals Advocate Integration of Mental Health into Primary Care at WFDD

Katherine Abayomi. In Commemoration of the 2025 WONCA World Family Doctor Day (WFDD), medical professionals and stakeholders gathered in Port Harcourt to advocate for integrating mental health services into everyday clinical practice and stress the need for proactive and holistic healthcare strategies. The event, which had the theme “Building Mental Resilience in a Changing World,”…

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US Procurement Report: NEFGAD Insists BPP’s Defence is Weak and Deceptive

A leading public procurement advocacy in Nigeria, Network for the Actualization of Social Growth and Viable Development (NEFGAD), has criticized the Bureau of Public Procurement (BPP) for offering weak and “deceptive” defense to an honest and highly integrous report of the United States of America alleging corruption and lack of transparency in Nigeria’s public procurement….

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ActionAid Calls For Conceited Efforts Of All Needed For Seamless Migration Of Returned Migrants

ActionAid: Conceited Efforts of All Needed for Seamless Migration of Returned Migrants ActionAid Nigeria has called for conceited efforts from all sections of society to make the reintegration of returned migrants seamless in the country. Speaking in Abuja on Tuesday at the Community Forum on Sustainable Reintegration of Returned Migrants in Nigeria and the Project…

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Senate Sets Up 12-Man Committee Over Christian Genocide Claims

The Senate has constituted a 12-member ad-hoc committee to advise the legislature on how to respond to growing international concerns over alleged state-backed persecution of Christians in Nigeria. The decision was reached during a closed door session today, where lawmakers deliberated on recent claims by the United States Government suggesting possible acts of genocide targeting…

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