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NYSC gets civilian leadership and new uniform in sweeping reform

Nigeria has approved a sweeping NYSC reform, replacing military with civilian leadership and adding a new uniform, technology-driven operations and a stronger focus on skills.

Open defecation returns to Cross River five years after COVID setback

Open defecation has surged back across Cross River five years after COVID stalled the state's sanitation drive, leaving 90 percent of rural homes without toilets.

Lagos Assembly Budgets N55.4bn for Lawmakers’ Quarters, Complex Beautification in 2026

KEY POINTS Lagos Assembly plans to spend N55.4bn in 2026 on lawmakers’ quarters and...

Agege Youths Endorse Speaker’s Son for Local Government Chairmanship

KEY POINTS A coalition of youth groups in Agege has endorsed Abdul-Ganiyu Obasa, son...

Tinubu Intervenes in Lagos Assembly Crisis, Meets Obasa and Meranda at Aso Villa

KEY POINTS President Bola Tinubu is mediating the Lagos assembly crisis, meeting with key...

Obasa Sparks Controversy by Unilaterally Changing Lagos Assembly Legal Team as Court Adjourns Case

  KEY POINTS Mudashiru Obasa, impeached Lagos Assembly Speaker, controversially replaced the Assembly's legal team...

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NYSC gets civilian leadership and new uniform in sweeping reform

Nigeria has approved a sweeping NYSC reform, replacing military with civilian leadership and adding a new uniform, technology-driven operations and a stronger focus on skills.

Open defecation returns to Cross River five years after COVID setback

Open defecation has surged back across Cross River five years after COVID stalled the state's sanitation drive, leaving 90 percent of rural homes without toilets.

Boko Haram disguised as soldiers to abduct Borno NECO candidates, source says

Suspected Boko Haram terrorists in soldier and Forest Guard uniforms abducted NECO candidates and a teacher in Lassa, Borno, minutes after troops left their post.

Army declares 104 soldiers missing after Boko Haram attack on Borno base

More than 104 Nigerian soldiers have been unaccounted for since a June 5 attack on their Borno base, and the Army now calls them deserters.