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Short in Stature, Tall in Ambition: 10 Facts About APC Aspirant Mahmud Sadis Buba
A political aspirant from Kaduna State, Mahmud Sadis Buba, has become one of the most talked-about emerging figures in Nigeria’s political space following his declaration to contest under the All Progressives Congress (APC). Popularly described by supporters as the “shortest man contesting under APC,” Buba’s entry into partisan politics has continued to attract reactions across…
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Cured, Yet Left Behind: Why Ending Leprosy in Nigeria Demands More Than Medicine
Ending leprosy in Nigeria will not be achieved by medicine alone. The sooner this reality is accepted, the sooner progress will become tangible rather than merely reported. For decades, Nigeria’s response to leprosy has focused rightly on diagnosis and treatment. Yet the lived experiences of those affected reveal a deeper truth: cure does not always…
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2027 Race: Governors Eye Senate Seats in Post-Tenure Power Shift
As Nigeria gradually builds momentum toward the 2027 general elections, a growing number of serving governors are positioning themselves for seats in the National Assembly, particularly the Senate, in what analysts describe as a strategic move to retain political relevance after their tenure. Though most have yet to make formal declarations, strong indications from party…
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Full List: Constituencies of 17 Reps Who Dumped ADC for NDC — Nigeria’s Political Map Shifts
Abuja, Nigeria — Nigeria’s House of Representatives has witnessed a major political shake-up as 17 lawmakers defected from the African Democratic Congress (ADC) to the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC), in what analysts describe as an early realignment ahead of the 2027 elections. The defections were formally announced during plenary by the Deputy Speaker, signaling a…
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Security Begins in the Classroom: FG Moves to Expand Police Academy, Reform Training Nationwide
The Federal Government has intensified efforts to strengthen Nigeria’s security architecture through comprehensive reforms in police education and training, with plans underway to expand the Nigeria Police Academy and upgrade training institutions across the country. This development follows a high-level meeting involving the Inspector General of Police, Olatunji Rilwan Disu, and former IGP, Kayode Egbetokun,…
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Tension as Ardo Heads to Court Over NDC Registration After Obi’s Defection
Fresh political tension has emerged within Nigeria’s opposition landscape as Dr. Umar Ardo moves to challenge the legality of the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) in court, shortly after Peter Obi defected to the party. Ardo, a chieftain linked to the All Democratic Alliance (ADA), confirmed that legal proceedings are already underway, alleging that the NDC’s…
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US Reopens Visa Processing for Foreign Doctors, Nigerian Physicians Set to Benefit
The United States government has resumed visa processing for foreign-trained doctors, offering a major relief to Nigerian medical professionals affected by recent immigration restrictions. The decision follows a policy reversal by the U.S. government, which had earlier imposed a temporary freeze on visa and immigration processing for citizens of several countries. The restriction, introduced as…
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Inside Obi’s Exit: Unpacking the ‘State Agents’ Claim and the Power Struggles Rocking ADC
The recent exit of Peter Obi from the African Democratic Congress (ADC) has continued to stir political debate, particularly following his reference to “state agents” influencing internal party dynamics—a remark that has triggered widespread speculation across Nigeria’s political landscape. While unverified claims on social media have attempted to link Obi’s departure to the alleged involvement…
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Medical Expert Highlights 3 Main Factors Causing Prostrate Cancer
A robotic urological surgeon, Prof. Kingsley Ekwueme, has noted that no amount of sexual activity or dietary supplements can prevent the development of prostate cancer. Mr Ekwueme, CEO/Medical Director of The Prostate Clinic (TPC), debunked the myth during the first anniversary celebration of TPC in Lagos on Sunday. He emphasised that the disease was a…
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JAMB Set to Decide 2026 UTME Cut-Off Marks, Admission Guidelines
The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has scheduled Monday, May 11, 2026, for its highly anticipated annual policy meeting, where critical decisions regarding the 2026 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) admissions will be finalized. The meeting is expected to bring clarity to millions of candidates across Nigeria, as it will determine the official national…
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