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Political Analyst Calls for Holistic Approach in Addressing the State of the Nation

26 November 2025

A call has been made to the Federal government and major stakeholders in the country to take decisive steps toward scrapping or revamping the National Youth service Corps, NYSC, since it longer provides real value but exposes graduates to serious security risks.

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Fubara Approves Renovation of NYSC Facilities in Rivers State

26 November 2025

Rivers State Governor, Siminalayi Fubara, has approved the renovation and upgrade of facilities at the NYSC Orientation Camp in the state.

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BREAKING: Police Boss Pays Kebbi a Visit After Maga Schoolgirls’ Abduction

25 November 2025

The Inspector General of Police, Kayode Egbetokun, has arrived in Kebbi State on an official visit.

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Obi Criticizes FG’s Handling of Nnamdi Kanu’s Case, Calls for Dialogue and Political Solution

23 November 2025

The leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) was convicted, a ruling Obi warns could heighten national tensions. In a post on X, Obi expressed concerns that Kanu’s conviction comes at a time when Nigeria is already grappling with “severe economic hardship, insecurity, and the consequences of poor governance.” Obi lamented that the government […]

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Kebbi State Orders Closure of All Schools Amid Growing Security Concerns

23 November 2025

This decision was made in response to recent security threats, particularly attacks on educational facilities. A joint statement issued by the Commissioner for Higher Education, Issa Abubakar-Tunga, and the Commissioner for Basic and Secondary Education, Halima Bande, confirmed the closure in Birnin Kebbi. The statement cited the increasing risks posed by recent attacks in parts […]

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24.47 Million Test Positive for Malaria in Nigeria in 2025

23 November 2025

The report, obtained by newsmen reveals a concerning upward trend in malaria cases across the country. Data from the report shows a steady increase in the number of individuals presenting with fever and undergoing malaria tests using Rapid Diagnostic Tests (RDT) and microscopy during the first three quarters of the year. Malaria remains a major […]

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FG Says Terrorism Financing Cases Delayed by Complex Investigations

22 November 2025

Speaking on national television, Idris dismissed public assumptions that the government was simply holding on to a list of suspects, noting that thorough evidence gathering is essential before any trial. His comments follow growing criticism over the failure of successive administrations to prosecute individuals linked to financing Boko Haram, ISWAP and bandit groups, despite earlier […]

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FG, Northern States Shut Schools as Insecurity, Mass Abductions Surge

22 November 2025

The FG directed the shutdown of 41 unity schools across the North, while Kwara, Plateau, Niger, Benue and Katsina also suspended academic activities in selected schools due to security concerns. The directive came after bandits abducted 215 students and 12 teachers from St. Mary’s School, Papiri, in Agwara LGA of Niger State, just four days […]

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Federal Government Shifts 2025 NAFEST Amid Security Concerns

22 November 2025

Nneka Anibeze, Special Assistant on Media and Publicity to the Minister, announced the decision on Saturday in Abuja, citing the country’s tense security situation and the need to respect the national mood. She said Minister Hannatu Musawa approved the postponement after consultations with stakeholders, noting that it was important to stand in solidarity with grieving […]

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FRSC Denies Viral Claim of Fatal Crash Involving NYSC Prospective Members

21 November 2025

Recall that a viral post on claimed the accident left 16 dead and two critically injured, but FRSC spokesperson Janet Kassa said checks across all units in the state showed no record of such an incident. She urged the public to disregard the report. The NYSC spokesperson in Gombe, Jennifer Laha, also questioned the authenticity […]

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