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By Emmanuel Antswen The Benue Government has begun the implementation of its State Action Plan or durable solutions by strengthening the implementation framework for proper coordination. Commissioner for Humanitarian Affairs and Disaster Management, Mr Anodowase Kunde, stated this at the opening ceremony of a 5-day workshop in Makurdi. The workshop is organised by the ministry/Sustainable…
By Martha Agas A mental health expert, Chioma Onyemobi, has urged conflict reporters to guard their mental health by prioritising self-care as they cover wars, insurgencies, communal clashes, and political unrest. Onyemobi, made the call at the mental health session of the maiden HumAngle Fellowship for Reporting Conflict and Missing Persons (HCMPF) on Wednesday in…
By Peter Akpan The Christian Counsellors and Caregivers Alliance of Nigeria (CCCAN) held its first inauguration and induction of foundation members at the Government House Chapel in Jos, Plateau State, on November 5, 2025. The event, themed “Healing the Broken, Equipping the Called,” aimed to promote Christian counseling and caregiving in Nigeria. Rev. Dr. Enock…
By Thompson Yamput A High Court sitting in Lokoja has adjourned the trial of two police inspectors for alleged involvement in Kidnapping and armed robbery to Nov. 25. The defendants, Sunday Ibrahim and Gabriel Ogunleye, are standing trial with Moses Oguche and Michael Kayode (first and second defendants), both working with Kogi Hunters Association. They…
By Isaiah Eka The National Orientation Agency (NOA) says more Nigerians are actively supporting national security efforts as its intensified communication campaign has reached an estimated 32 million citizens in just three months. The Director-General of NOA, Mallam Lanre Issa-Onilu, stated this at the October 2025 Joint Security Press Briefing (JSPB) hosted at NOA…
By Luka Binniyat “America only cares about its personal interest… any country they invade is left worse.” That’s the new hymn of social media patriots and half-informed commentators who believe repeating clichés equals wisdom and hindsight. “Look at Libya, Syria, Afghanistan and Iran and see how the U.S messed them up! … it’s all about…
By Thompson Yamput The Kogi Police Command spokesman, Williams Ovye-Aya, was on Tuesday decorated along with 41 other newly promoted officers in the state. Ovye-Aya, who was promoted from Superintendent of Police (SP) to Chief Superintendent of Police (CSP), was decorated along with the 41 others by the Commissioner of Police (CP), Naziru Kankarofi, and…
By Patience Aliyu Gov. Caleb Mutfwang of Plateau, has urged the Church of Christ to unite to lay the path for peace, growth, and development in Plateau. Mutfwang gave the charge during the 108th General Church Council of the Church of Christ In Nations (COCIN), which held on Tuesday in Jos. The News Agency of…
By Emmanuel Bem Since the return of democracy in 1999, Nigeria has witnessed uninterrupted democratically elected governments for 26 years. The country’s democratic experience may not be what it is supposed to be, but it is still better than a military government. This agrees with former British Prime Minister Winston Churchill’s popular saying that the…
By Admin President Bola Tinubu is said to be set to appoint Ambassadors to the country’s foreign missions months after he recalled all Nigerian envoys abroad, Multiple Presidency officials said the delay has left most missions headed by chargés d’affaires with limited authority, affecting Nigeria’s diplomatic engagements worldwide. Multiple Presidency officials said the delay has…
