By Ochuko Akuopha ASABA—DELTA State Commissioner of Police, Mr. Olufemi Abaniwonda, yesterday, warned operatives of the State Command against extortion, unlawful detention, and excessive force in the discharge of their duties. A statement by Police Public Relations Officer of the command, Mr. Bright Edafe, after the Police Commissioner’s strategic conference with officers of the dommand […]

The US Department of State, yesterday, said the Federal Government’s efforts to eliminate human trafficking were being undermined by corruption and official complicity.

Pharmacists in Lagos have urged the state and federal governments to urgently overhaul Nigeria’s drug distribution system, integrate pharmacy services into health insurance schemes, and give pharmacists their due recognition within the healthcare system.

Stigma, myths, and rising cases of exploitation in assisted reproductive technology took centre stage as the Association for Fertility and Reproductive Health (AFRH) hosted its 15th International Conference in Lagos, opening its doors to over 500 patients struggling with infertility.

By Ozioruva Aliu BENIN CITY—THREE persons; a commercial motorcyclist and his passengers, have been killed in a road accident that occurred near the Ogba River bridge, in Oredo Local Government Area. Witnesses said the driver of an SUV car lost control and rammed into the okada rider killing him and his passengers.’ Colleagues of the

Today, October 1, 2025, is Nigeria’s 65th anniversary as an independent nation. In reality, Nigeria, which was amalgamated on January 1, 1914 by joining the Southern and Northern Protectorates with the Colony of Lagos, is exactly 111 years and ten months old. Nigeria’s greatest problem, historically, is lack of unity. The British colonial authorities, with