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    Liberians will never forget what Nigeria did for them: Official

    “Nigeria is a country that Liberia will never forget. Why? Because this country was there for us through our darkest period in history,” said Ms Davis.

    Rights

    Uba Sani of Kaduna State (Credit: Twitter)

    JUSUN hails Gov Sani for judiciary reforms, court renovation project

    JUSUN commended Governor Uba Sani for what it described as unprecedented support for the judiciary through improved workers’ welfare and major infrastructure investment.

    Economy

    NABTEB

    Technical education policy will create jobs, wealth: NABTEB

    NABTEB says the FG’s policy to promote technical education will create jobs and wealth and boost Nigeria’s industrialisation drive.

    Health

    NIGERIAN DOCTORS

    UITH resident doctors begin five-day warning strike over attack on member

    Mr Oladepo said that a female senior registrar in the pediatrics department was assaulted on Wednesday after treating a two-year-old baby, who later died.

    Education

    NABTEB

    Technical education policy will create jobs, wealth: NABTEB

    NABTEB says the FG’s policy to promote technical education will create jobs and wealth and boost Nigeria’s industrialisation drive.

    Agriculture

    Nigerian farmers

    Agrifood systems can drive employment expansion in Nigeria, other African nations: Report

    The Malabo Montpellier Panel has called on governments across African countries to strengthen their agrifood systems to create employment opportunities for young people.

    OPINION

    Remi Tinubu’s akara, roasted corn, and kuli-kuli advise no one wants to hear

    Nigerians are already demonstrating extraordinary entrepreneurial resilience.

    Bola Tinubu’s presidency enters Kafka’s world

    Appearance acquires greater authority than fact itself.

    Motown to Afrobeats: U.S. Independence Day in Lagos celebrates rhythms, sports ties with Nigeria

    Tonight’s theme of Motown is a powerful reminder of the global influence of American music and its enduring connections with Nigeria’s own vibrant creative community.

    Unusual moments in the World Cup

    The tournament has so far offered stories on several levels, all at once: good football, major upsets, compelling human moments, and dramatic fan culture.

    What encounter with a South African editor taught me about Nigeria

    What I learned from my friend, Tony, was not a denial of press freedom or the promotion of self-censorship. It’s not even an abdication of the duty to hold power accountable.

    The reckless hounding of Omoyele Sowore

    The news publisher and activist may irritate the powerful, offend the cautious, and exhaust those who prefer gentler politics, but his characteristics are not crimes.