The advocate highlights how children bear the brunt of neglect in schools and families, and calls for a legal framework that guarantees access to support, education, and reasonable accommodation.
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Between early 2025 and late 2025, suspected Mpox cases declined by 40 per cent, while confirmed cases dropped by 60 per cent.
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Following the collapse, power load allocation to the 11 electricity distribution companies (DisCos) dropped to 20 MW as of Friday afternoon.
SaharaReporters learnt that the officers initially detained at the Defence Intelligence Agency were moved into a dark, underground military cell in Abuja a few weeks ago.
The palace of the Arujale-Ojime of Okeluse Kingdom in Ondo State has cautioned members of the public against what it described as improper and disrespectful […]
President of the Ijaw Youth Council, IYC, Worldwide, Alaye Tari Theophilus, has revealed the reasons Rivers State House of Assembly members are bent on frustrating […]
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, has detailed how Nigerian banks, including fintech firms, facilitated a combined air ticket, investment, and cryptocurrency fraud amounting […]
The Nigeria Women Football League, NWFL, has announced a temporary suspension of the ongoing 2025-26 league season.
The decision was reached following a petition to the Nigeria Football Federation, NFF, by one of the clubs affected by the ongoing U-20 national team camping.
The club has seen more than five of its players called up, thereby compromising its ability to compete fairly.
The NWFL is expected to resume on Wednesday, 18 February 2026.
The NWFL stated this in a memo signed by the Chief Operating Officer, Modupe Shabi and sent to all the participating clubs on Thursday.
According to the memo, only a one-week mid-season break will be observed, clubs have also been provided with updated fixtures reflecting the revised timeline and are expected to comply accordingly.
Bayelsa Queens and FC Robo Queens are top of the NWFL Group A and B respectively.
Nigerian striker, Salim Fago Lawal is closing in on a transfer to Azerbaijani giants Qarabağ FK, DAILY POST reports.
Lawal’s Croatian club, NK Istra 1961 will earn €2m as transfer fee, according to multiple reports.
The move is expected to be finalised in the next couple of days.
The 23-year-old joined NK Istra from Mavlon Academy less than two years ago.
Lawal has registered five goals and two assists in 19 appearances across all competitions for NK Istra this season.
The forward was part of the Super Eagles’ squad to the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations, making one appearance at the competition.
He also once represented Nigeria at the U-20 level.
Transfer: Super Eagles new boy set to join Qarabag from NK Istra
The Osun State Governor, Ademola Adeleke, has described the National Youth Service Corps as Nigeria’s most enduring and impactful institution for promoting national unity, integration […]
