Jimisayo Opanuga

The Abuja-Kaduna passenger train derailed on Monday, leaving several passengers stranded and causing panic along the route. The Kaduna-bound train reportedly went off track at Asham, along the Abuja-Kaduna corridor, after departing Abuja at 9:45 am. Although details remain sketchy,

Staff of the Neuro-Psychiatric Hospital, Calabar, on Monday staged a protest against the hospital’s Acting Chief Medical Director (CMD), Dr. Theophilus Osim, accusing him of disobeying a Federal Ministry of Health directive on the appointment of a substantive CMD. The

Governor Umar Namadi of Jigawa State has sworn in two new permanent members of the state Civil Service Commission, describing the civil service as a “pillar of government operations and service delivery.” The ceremony took place at the Council Chambers

The Korean Culture Centre Nigeria (KCCN) recently organized the 13th Korean Film Festival in Abuja, showcasing a vibrant selection of films that beams light on the rich cultural diversity unique to Korea. The festival served as a platform to celebrate

The National Pension Commission (PenCom) said it has recovered N4.57 billion from defaulting employers between the first quarter of 2024 and the first quarter of 2025.

A former Executive Editor of the defunct Newswatch magazine, Yakubu Mohammed, has recounted how a rare interview with Brig.-Gen. David Mark had put the magazine’s directors in trouble with Gen. Sani Abacha.

Suspected bandits have abducted a man, identified as Anas Ahmed, alongside his wife, Halimatu, and their young daughter in Katsina State’s metropolitan area.

The Professor Isa Pantami Foundation (PIP Foundation) has announced the launch of its third training programme, offering free training in phone repair and artificial intelligence (AI) to over 10,000 Nigerian youths.

Hajia Halima Shehu has denied a media report that she embezzled N44.8 billion and the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) recovered N39.8 billion from her.

Community leaders and residents in Ogwashi Uku, Delta State, have publicly defended their monarch, His Royal Majesty Obi (Dr) Ifechukwude Aninshi Okonjo II, following allegations by an unidentified woman that the king ordered the destruction of farmland in the area.