First deliveries of life-saving supplies for children enter Gaza
Over 44,000 bottles of drinking water supplied by UNICEF – just enough for 22,000 people for 1 day – were driven through the Rafah Crossing today as part of a 20-truck convoy with the Egyptian Red Crescent, the World Health Organisation and the World Food Programme.
Nigerian lecturer, global partners unveil research against trafficking on Pangolin in Africa & Asia
A major milestone has been recorded in the fight to curb the trafficking of pangolins in Nigeria and Africa at large.
NUSA Says Strong Cultural Ties With S/A Will Curb Xenophobia
The Nigeria Union South Africa (NUSA) has lauded the growing cultural ties between Nigeria and South Africa, saying it will help to curb the incessant cases of Xenophobia and other crimes against non-nationals.
ECOWAS calls for peaceful, credible elections in Sierra Leone
Dr Mohamed Ibn Chambas, Head of the 95-member strong ECOWAS Election Observation Mission to Sierra Leone, has called on Sierra Leoneans to ensure that Saturday’s elections for a new president, parliament, and councilors were peaceful, credible, and transparent.
Why court allows withdrawal of firearm charge against Emefiele
The Federal High Court in Lagos has allowed the Federal Government to withdraw the charge of “illegal possession of firearm and possession” against the suspended Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), Godwin Emefiele.
United States and Thailand Sign Civil Nuclear Cooperation Agreement
January 14, 2025: The United States and the Kingdom of Thailand have signed an Agreement for Cooperation Concerning Peaceful Uses of Nuclear Energy (or...
