•CAN seeks FG partnership on mental health By James Ogunnaike & Luminous Jannamike The Ogun State government on Friday raised the alarm over the increasing rate of mental health patients, saying that the state recorded over 10,000 cases within the first six months of 2025. This is just as President of the Christian Association of […]

By Marie-Therese Nanlong Jos – Many years ago, when a vehicle belonging to Professor Joash Amupitan’s wife was stolen, he did not give up. His persistence saw the car traced across borders, from Jos, Plateau State, to Mali, through a painstaking investigation involving the Nigeria Police and Interpol. The vehicle was eventually recovered and returned

By Martin A. Ugboma As Nigeria glowed in the warmth of the rebirth of democracy after the brutal dictatorship of the man in the dark glasses, we showed. The newly elected speaker of the House of Representatives, Alhaji Salisu Buhari owned up to falsifying his age from January 1970 to January 1963 to meet the

By Ibrahim Hassan-Wuyo When Governor Uba Sani assumed office, Kaduna State was grappling with one of Nigeria’s gravest educational challenges—an estimated 680,000 to 768,739 children of school age were out of school. The problem reflected a mix of insecurity, poor infrastructure, lack of access, gender disparities that kept many girls at home, as well as