
One-Third of Nigerian Pilgrims Needed Medical Help During Hajj
One-third of Nigerian pilgrims required medical assistance during Hajj, as reported by NAHCON. The commission emphasized the importance of health services for pilgrims.
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One-third of Nigerian pilgrims required medical assistance during Hajj, as reported by NAHCON. The commission emphasized the importance of health services for pilgrims.

Two men have been sentenced to death by hanging for kidnapping a businessman in Anambra. The court found them guilty of serious crimes against the victim.

Governor Charles Soludo has pledged to restore Nnewi's industrial status through urban renewal. He aims to address neglected public assets and enhance economic potential.

Two suspected child traffickers were caught after trying to kidnap three children in Akwa Ibom. The quick actions of residents helped save the kids.

FirstPower Electricity Distribution warns traders in Anambra to vacate areas under high-tension lines. Non-compliance may lead to power cut-offs and safety risks.

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Germany's bid for a UN Security Council seat fails for the first time since 1973. Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul cites anti-German feelings as a key reason.

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The Oyo State Police have denied false claims that abducted schoolchildren and teachers have been rescued. They urge the public to ignore these reports.

Kenneth Okonkwo claims that votes for Peter Obi will help President Tinubu in the 2027 elections. He urges opposition groups to unite for a better chance.

Recent attacks by JNIM in Mali have led to blockades that disrupt trade and essential supplies, affecting the entire West African region.

The APC faces defections as two lawmakers switch to PRP and ADC. These moves reflect growing political changes as Nigeria approaches the 2027 elections.