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Malaria is a deadly disease caused by parasites from mosquito bites. It affects many, especially children in Africa, and requires immediate attention.
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Malaria is a deadly disease caused by parasites from mosquito bites. It affects many, especially children in Africa, and requires immediate attention.

The Enugu State Police have rescued a kidnapped woman in Nsukka. One suspect was killed during the operation as police search for others.

VFD Group's net profit has doubled in the first half of 2026, mainly due to a 102.8 percent rise in investment income. The company emphasizes careful investment strategies.

The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo has escalated, with over 3,600 confirmed cases and 1,587 deaths. WHO calls for urgent response efforts.

Alhassan Niworo, former chairman of Niger State Universal Basic Education Board, shares his harrowing experience of being held by bandits for 225 days.

The Kwara State Police Commissioner denied claims that 176 residents were abducted in Woro. He stated that the figure is unverified and not from security reports.

The death of David Yelsa at Rongtai Group led to protests and damage to the factory. Edo State officials are investigating the incident and its aftermath.

INEC faced technical issues with BVAS during a mock accreditation in Osun. The problems could affect public trust ahead of the governorship election.

The Federal Capital Territory High Court has ruled that the Nigeria Police violated journalist Kasarahchi Aniagolu's rights, ordering N12 million in damages for her wrongful arrest.

Nigeria needs 20 million new homes, but building them can also boost the economy. This article discusses how housing can create jobs and support local industries.

Fidson is at the forefront of Nigeria's pharmaceutical sector as local demand for medicines increases. The company is adapting to a market that relies heavily on imports.

The Nigerian government has responded to claims of a ban on domestic workers in Kuwait, stating that these reports are misleading and do not represent the current reality.