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Super Eagles and Fulham midfielder Alex Iwobi was left with bittersweet emotions following his side’s 2-1 loss to Newcastle United at St. James Park yesterday, Soccernet.ng reports. In a game that confirmed four consecutive losses for Marco Silva’s side, it was also Iwobi’s 300th Premier League appearance…Read More

UN Reinforces Commitment to Preventing Sexual Exploitation and Abuse in Tanzania adjeidum@who.int Sun, 26/10/2025 – 22:19 26 October 2025…Read More

Transforming Data into Action: Tanzania Launches New Health Portal adjeidum@who.int Sun, 26/10/2025 – 19:20 26 October 2025…Read More

Tanzania Steps Up Maritime Health Security: Building Capacity to Inspect and Certify Ships for Public Safety adjeidum@who.int Sun, 26/10/2025 – 18:03 26 October 2025…Read More

Joint Statement by WHO, UNICEF, and Rotary gebremichaela@… Fri, 24/10/2025 – 08:10 24 October 2025…Read More

The shortfall indicates about $6.848 shortfall in oil revenue, the key component of budgetary funding. The post Oil Production Shortfalls Cost Nigeria $6.8bn in Eight Months appeared first on Economi Confidential…Read More

The Dangote Refinery has announced the expansion of the facility from 650,000 barrels per day to 1.4 million bpd. The post Dangote Begins Refinery Expansion to 1.4mbpd appeared first on Economi Confidential…Read More

Nigeria’s Cultural AI Charter: Harnessing Algorithmic Power in Africa’s Digital Age By Dr. Achi Celestine For decades, nations like Nigeria have fought a frustrating battle against a ‘single story’—a reductive, often negative, Western-centric narrative. At the recent “Rise Up, Patriots Conference 2.0” in Abuja, a forum admirably organized by the Unveiling &amp…Read More

PRNigeria Inducts New Fellows in Ilorin After Staff Kidnapping Ordeal The PRNigeria Young Communication Fellowship has concluded its latest training programme with the induction of new fellows in Ilorin, Kwara State, despite facing severe security challenges that tested the organization’s resilience and commitment to youth empowerment…Read More

Nigeria’s Climate Paradox By Sulyman Pakoyi In Nigeria, climate change is no longer a future threat; it is a present, visceral reality. Floods arrive with the grim regularity of an annual festival, sweeping away farmlands and homes. Farmers who for generations read the seasons in the wind and the stars now look to the sky […] The post Nigeria’s Climate Paradox…Read More