FG to arm private security, license private fire services

The Federal Government of Nigeria has announced plans to enhance national security by arming selected

Tinubu is a use and dump leaders, says marafa, quit APC

 

Kabiru marafa the former senator from zamfara Central, has announced his withdraw from the all

F-16 fighter jet crashes in Poland during airshow rehearsal

A tragic accident occurred during a rehearsal for an airshow in Poland, where an F-16 fighter jet crashed

Adeleke buys 50,000 Naira puff puff offer vendor chef job

During a rally osun state governor adeleke made the headline by surprising a local puff-puff vendor he purchased or has lungs what 50,000 Naira and offer how a chef position at the Government House.

INEC dismiss ADC claim on CVR pre-registration exercise

The Independent national Electoral Commission (INEC) has dismissed claimed by the African democratic Congress (ADC) allegation possible manipulations of the online pre-registration exercise for the continuous voter registrations. 

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Germany: Rate of crimes committed by migrants sinks

According to Germany's federal criminal police, the share of immigrants among all criminal suspects has declined for the third year in a row. However, there are major differences between nationalities.

UPDATED: Peter Obi resigns from PDP, may seek Labour Party’s ticket

A presidential aspirant Peter Obi has resigned his membership of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP).

His resignation is coming barely 72 hours to the PDP presidential primaries.

BREAKING: Peter Obi resigns from PDP

A presidential aspirant Peter Obi has resigned from the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP).

Migrants rescued off Rhodes

More than forty people were reportedly rescued from sinking boats off the Aegean island of Rhodes at the weekend. A blind girl was among the migrants in one inflatable dinghy.

UN says global population of displaced persons now exceeds 100 million

Russia's war in Ukraine has pushed the number of forcibly displaced people around the world above 100 million for the first time in history, the United Nations said on Monday.

Reports of abuse of Afghan refugees as Iran continues deportations

As Afghans fleeing the Taliban face dwindling opportunities to seek safety in the West, many have attempted to cross into neighboring Iran. Tehran is warning that it cannot handle the additional refugees, and reports of mistreatment of the Afghans in Iran are leading to growing friction.

Italy: Puglia finances accommodation for 120 migrant farmworkers

The Puglia region has approved funding worth €158,000 to build a temporary guesthouse for some 120 foreign seasonal farm workers who will be employed for the cherry harvest season.

Ukraine situation getting worse as aid continues, UNICEF

UNICEF has denounced the worsening humanitarian crisis in Ukraine. The organization is continuing to provide aid to women and children in the country. An estimated 15.7 million people in the country need assistance, including 3 million minors, the agency said.

Refugees protest for rights in Tunis

214 men, women and children coming from countries such as Somalia, Sudan, Eritrea, and Ethiopia have for the past two months been protesting in front of UNHCR offices in Tunis, calling for their rights to be recognized. Alessandra Sciurba, a university researcher in Tunisia and former chairman and spokesperson of Mediterranea Saving Humans met some of them and listened to their story.

Geo Barents: Rescued migrants arrive in Sicily

After more than a week on board the rescue ship 'Geo Barents', 101 people have been allowed to disembark in Italy. Nearly 300 others, many of them minors, are still waiting at sea on the Ocean Viking rescue vessel.

2023: Has constitution amendment disqualified Jonathan?

Ex-President Goodluck Jonathan’s cryptic response in Abuja on April 22 about his rumoured interest in the presidential election has ignited a debate among Nigerians, particularly legal experts, about his eligibility to contest, given Section 137(3) of the Fourth Alteration to the Constitution, amongst other provisions. ERIC IKHILAE writes.

Lagos residents condemn underage access to hotels, alcohol

Lagos residents have called for stiffer measures to check the growing trend of underage persons being allowed access to hotels, alcohol and drugs.

Tucano fighter aircrafts: Group accuses Saraki of re-writing history

The Buhari Media Organisation (BMO) has accused former President of the Senate, Dr Bukola Saraki, of re-writing history over the purchase of Tucano light-attack aircrafts for the ongoing war against insurgency in the country.