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Hundreds of Oworonshoki demolition victims remain homeless three years later.
MOTION alleges deaths, health problems and destroyed livelihoods among affected residents.
The group demands compensation, resettlement, healthcare and an investigation by the Lagos State Government.
Three years after homes were demolished in Oworonshoki,...
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AAUA students protested prolonged ASUU and JAC strikes disrupting academic activities.
Soldiers were deployed to disperse the protesters, triggering tension around the university.
Students' leaders urged Governor Aiyedatiwa to resolve the dispute and reopen the university.
Students of Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba-Akoko, AAUA,...
President Tinubu has cleared NIMASA to begin disbursing the $25 million Cabotage Vessel Financing Fund, which officials say will unlock shipowner financing and 30,000 jobs.
Nigerian Army troops have rescued 13 passengers kidnapped from a Benue Links commercial bus, including eight UTME candidates, from a forest in Ohimini Local Government Area.
Nigeria's FCCPC says it has not banned airtime or data advance services, calling MTN Nigeria's Xtratime suspension a compliance decision by the operator, not regulation.
Children in Mashi, Katsina urged council officials and the district head to tackle flooding, poor sanitation and deforestation that threaten their schools and safety.
The African Democratic Congress has denounced the federal government's reintegration of 744 repentant terrorists as a dangerous failure of judgment that prioritizes rehabilitation over accountability.
Lagos has deployed 1,710 public toilets and is now directing filling stations, banks and eateries to open their restrooms to the public to end open defecation.
JAMB has released 2026 UTME results for 632,788 candidates who sat Thursday's exam, warning against score manipulation as arrests are already underway.
A Jilli community resident says he lost six brothers in the military airstrike and that over 100 bodies recovered from the market have already been buried.
Nigeria's reintegration of 744 former Boko Haram fighters has triggered a furious backlash from victims, retired officers and lawyers who say justice has been abandoned.