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Officers of the Nigeria Police Force, Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Command, have fanned out across area councils and polling units to provide security for the ongoing FCT elections.
Police Deployed Across Area Councils as FCT Elections Begin Read More »
CDS Oluyede orders forest clearance, investigates N37m seizure, as experts urge manpower, technology, governance reforms to end insecurity
New report credits Tinubu’s reforms for sustained disinflation, easing food prices and steering economy toward single-digit inflation.
Report: Tinubu’s Renewed Hope Agenda Fuels Inflation Slowdown Read More »
The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) says Nigeria has recorded a significant rise in birth registration, with 14 million children officially documented within the last two years.
UNICEF Hails Nigeria’s 14 Million Birth Increase in Two Years Read More »
Area councils are the closest elected bodies to the people, providing essential services such as water, sanitation, local roads, schools, and healthcare.
FCT Residents Head To Polls For Area Council Elections Read More »
Business leaders pledge investments, partner UN to drive inclusion, resilience and economic recovery for displaced communities
Federal Government distributes 15 million learners support kits across Nigeria to boost enrolment and reduce out-of-school children.
The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) says it has concluded critical arrangements for the forthcoming Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Area Council Polls, assuring residents of its preparedness to conduct a credible poll.
Some police officers have been taken into custody following an “accidental shooting” that claimed the lives of two passersby in Alagbado area of Lagos State on Friday.
Police Officers Arrested Over ‘Accidental Shooting’ That Killed Two in Lagos Read More »
UNICEF reports 14 million births registered in Nigeria within two years, boosting child identity and legal recognition nationwide.
UNICEF Says Nigeria Records 14 Million Registered Births In Two Years Read More »
