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The Joint Health Sector Unions (JOHESU) on Friday suspended its nationwide strike, which had lasted for 84 days, bringing temporary relief to patients across Nigeria who had been unable to access essential medical services in public hospitals.
Nigerian Health Union JOHESU Suspends Strike After Three Months, Resumes Public Services Read More »
Bodies of Two More Kenyans Fighting For Russia Recovered In Ukraine
Bodies of Two More Kenyans Fighting For Russia Recovered In Ukraine Read More »
18 Detained Senegalese Fans Begin Hunger Strike In Morocco As Trial Delays Further
18 Detained Senegalese Fans Begin Hunger Strike In Morocco As Trial Delays Further Read More »
Sources within the Nigeria Police Airwing have raised the alarm over what they describe as a growing safety and operational crisis triggered by the advice of a senior police officer, Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP) Auwal Mohammad, which they say has caused disunity among helicopter pilots and could compromise flight safety.
EXCLUSIVE: Panic In Kwara’s Kaiama Community As Suspected Terrorists Storm Cattle Market Days After 170 Killed, Traders Flee
APC Reshuffles 2026 Convention Committee, Names Ex-Governor Aminu Masari As Chairman
APC Reshuffles 2026 Convention Committee, Names Ex-Governor Aminu Masari As Chairman Read More »
Former Vice President, Atiku Abubakar, has met with the wife of late former President Muhammadu Buhari, Hajiya Aisha Buhari, in Saudi Arabia.
Atiku Meets Aisha Buhari, Other Family Members In Saudi Arabia During Pilgrimage Read More »
U.S. President Trump Posts Racist AI Video Of Barack And Michelle Obama As Monkeys
U.S. President Trump Posts Racist AI Video Of Barack And Michelle Obama As Monkeys Read More »
Sowore Accuses IGP Of Sheltering Fraudsters, Says Ponzi Kingpin Claimed Egbetokun Gave Him Police HQ Office, Unit To Arrest Victims
North Korea is executing citizens, including schoolchildren, for watching South Korean television shows such as Squid Game and listening to K-pop music, global human rights organisation, the Amnesty International has said.
