
Nigeria Needs Homegrown Tech Solutions for Security
Gen. Christopher Musa calls for homegrown tech solutions to enhance Nigeria's security. He emphasizes the need to shift from consumer to producer of defence technology.
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Gen. Christopher Musa calls for homegrown tech solutions to enhance Nigeria's security. He emphasizes the need to shift from consumer to producer of defence technology.

A photo shared on social media showing a patient on a drip in a vehicle is misleadingly claimed to be from Nigeria. It is actually from Ghana.

The recent party primaries in Nigeria highlight significant issues in the electoral process, questioning the integrity of democracy in the country.

Nsikak Kingsley, 38, has been arrested for allegedly beating his father, Adone Peter, to death in Ondo State. The incident has shocked the local community.

The UN has urged for the quick release of students and teachers kidnapped in recent attacks in Oyo and Borno states, stressing the need for safe schools.

A vigilante was killed and four people, including a pastor, were kidnapped in Abuja. The attack occurred in the Byazhin area of Kubwa.

Gbenga Hashim promises to link the minimum wage to the dollar to support workers and local businesses. His campaign focuses on economic growth and job creation.

Egbin Power recently honored its top employees for their commitment and hard work. The event celebrated achievements in various categories and emphasized teamwork.

The Rivers State Police have arrested three suspects linked to the murder of bus driver Christopher Akpabio, who was attacked and killed in Asarama community.

Alhaji Ganiyu Kola Egunjobi contests the APC primary results, alleging party leaders overturned his victory. He insists he won with 9,132 votes.

Katsina Governor Umaru Dikko Radda explains his choice of Dr Olawale Fasanya as SMEDAN's Director-General, highlighting his skills and dedication.

The National Inland Waterways Authority warns that overloaded barges can cause serious accidents. Operators are urged to adhere to safety rules to protect lives.