Birnin Gwari peace deal: Residents excited, optimistic
Birnin Gwari, a town plagued by years of banditry, recently witnessed a significant development with a peace agreement signed between the government,
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World AIDS Day: 22,000 new HIV infections among children spark call to action
Stopping HIV transmission among children in Nigeria is crucial to achieving the goal of ending AIDS as a public health threat by 2030. However, six ye
Antimicrobial resistance: How misuse makes medicines ‘powerless’
Mashood Lawal’s ordeal began when he was diagnosed of kidney stone in 2020 and a stent was placed in his urinary tract. He fell sick again , and
13 months after, Tinubu yet to appoint ambassadors
Thirteen months after President Bola Ahmed Tinubu ordered the recall of Nigerian envoys, he is yet to appoint new ones, Daily Trust reports. Since he
Protest trails demolition of Ruga; Wike invites vitims
Occupants of the recently demolished Ruga settlement, a slum located by the Abuja City Gate, appeared to have drawn a battle line with the Federal Cap