Today in History – August 12
Today in History – August 12 Good day, ladies and gentlemen. August 12 has been marked by remarkable events that
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Today in History – August 12 Good day, ladies and gentlemen. August 12 has been marked by remarkable events that
Read MoreU.S. Warns Foreign Nationals, Nigerian Missions Engage Diaspora on Key Issues The United States has cautioned foreign nationals, including Nigerian
Read MoreChrist Embassy Unveils First-Ever Smartphone – The Omnia Fold S1, Sparking Mixed Reactions In a groundbreaking move that has captured
Read MoreThe National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) has arrested Prophet Adefolusho Olasele, founder and General Overseer of The Turn of Mercy Church, over alleged involvement in a high-scale drug trafficking network.
Read MoreThe Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) has assured the public that ongoing challenges with stamp duty payments on its online portal
Read MoreThe West African Examinations Council (WAEC) has found itself at the centre of intense criticism and public outcry after technical
Read MoreABUJA, Nigeria The Director-General of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC), Brigadier-General Olakunle Akinyemi Nafiu, has urged the 2024 Batch
Read MoreBUENOS AIRES, Argentina — Judges overseeing the renewed trial into the death of football legend Diego Maradona have rejected a
Read MoreOnly Five Nigerian States Attract Foreign Investment in Q1 2025
A recent review by Sahara Reporters, based on data from the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS), has revealed that only five states in Nigeria attracted any form of foreign capital in the first quarter of 2025—an alarming development that raises questions about the country’s investment climate and economic direction.
Read MoreNigeria Reports 822 Lassa Fever Cases, 155 Deaths Amid Growing Health Emergencies
LAGOS – Nigeria is currently grappling with a worsening public health crisis as the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control and Prevention (NCDC) confirms 822 cases of Lassa fever and 155 deaths recorded in 2025, signaling an urgent call for coordinated national response and public awareness.
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