The NSCDC has started a new operation against illegal mining in Nasarawa State. - Continue reading →

The Nigerian Army is bringing two brigades in Abia and Anambra together to improve security in the two states. - Continue reading →

Some police officers are unhappy after their names were missing from a recent promotion list. - Continue reading →

Local government workers in Abia State are threatening to stop work for three days if the government does not pay their outstanding salaries and benefits. - Continue reading →

LAWMA has arrested seven people accused of dumping waste illegally in the Pattey area of Lagos Island. - Continue reading →

A suspected toxic drink has caused deaths and left many people in hospital in Ondo State, raising fresh concern about unsafe alcohol. - Continue reading →

People living with disabilities in Ogun State are asking the government to stop leaving the state disability law on paper. - Continue reading →

The Ekiti State Government has approved over N10 billion for projects across the state. - Continue reading →

A respected traditional ruler in Kebbi State has died, leaving the people of Gwandu in mourning. - Continue reading →

Businesses along Pipeline Road in Arepo, Ogun State, are struggling because the road has become difficult to use. - Continue reading →

More than 100 cows have caused a major traffic jam on the Calabar-Itu highway, leaving drivers stuck for hours. - Continue reading →

A former top police officer in Niger State has died after a brief illness, leaving behind a notable record in the force. - Continue reading →

A quiet morning in Ilorin turned tragic after residents made a disturbing discovery inside a well near a local Islamic school. - Continue reading →

A frightening flood incident in Anambra has left one schoolchild missing after several children and adults were caught in rising waters. - Continue reading →

A fresh flood warning has put several Lagos communities on edge, with authorities urging residents in vulnerable areas to act before rising waters turn dangerous. - Continue reading →

Residents of Nsokpo say fear and poor roads are making daily life increasingly difficult. - Continue reading →

Lagos authorities have warned residents to be careful when buying palm oil after concerns about adulterated products appearing in markets. - Continue reading →

The Lagos State Government has pushed back against claims that Alimosho General Hospital has only one working dialysis machine. - Continue reading →

Four months after their children vanished, desperate parents in Borno are demanding action and they say they have set a six-day deadline for President Tinubu. - Continue reading →

Lawyers in Akure say some police officers have been treating them badly when they visit stations to help their clients. - Continue reading →

The Nasarawa State Government has banned anyone under 18 from working at or visiting mining sites across the state. - Continue reading →

The Sardauna council in Taraba State has warned people to stop sharing unconfirmed stories, old pictures and videos about the recent trouble in Mbara Village. - Continue reading →

Thirty children have been rescued from an orphanage in Kwara State that authorities say was not approved to operate. - Continue reading →

The Bayelsa State Government has started removing buildings and other structures blocking roads and public spaces in Yenagoa. - Continue reading →

Nigeria's Solid Minerals Minister Dele Alake has reacted to a deadly gold mine collapse in Sudan that left several miners dead and others missing. - Continue reading →

A mining site in Taraba State has turned into a scene of panic and mourning after a sudden collapse trapped several workers underground. - Continue reading →

Former Senator Shehu Sani says prisons should give inmates a chance to learn, change and prepare for life after release. - Continue reading →

Some retired Lagos magistrates are reportedly struggling to survive on very small monthly pensions despite spending more than 20 years serving the state. - Continue reading →

The Lagos Task Force has warned transport unions to stop allowing traders to take over pedestrian walkways and other public spaces. - Continue reading →

Repair work at Kara Bridge has turned the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway into a nightmare for commuters, with traffic stretching across several routes. - Continue reading →