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Ahead of the 10th Lagos Women Run on November 8, the Lagos State Government has announced a traffic diversion plan, detailing alternative routes and deploying traffic management agencies to maintain safety and smooth vehicular movement

Nigeria and Germany have deepened collaboration to tackle irregular migration through youth-focused vocational training. Eighteen Nigerians will begin Germany’s dual training pilot, marking a milestone in structured migration and employability enhancement through skills development and bilateral workforce cooperation

The United States is considering military action in Nigeria after Trump’s “Christian genocide” claim. Pentagon officials have drafted three strategic options—light, medium, and heavy—raising diplomatic, operational, and regional security concerns amid ongoing insurgent violence in northern Nigeria

From Ikorodu to Oshodi, Lagos residents warn that indiscriminate waste burning, industrial fumes, and vehicular emissions are choking the metropolis and threatening public health

Donald Trump’s warning to launch military action in Nigeria over Christian killings has reignited debate over religious violence, U.S. aid, and foreign intervention in Africa’s most populous nation

Burna Boy, the Grammy-winning Afrobeats icon, shared his reflections on freedom and identity, saying that while America offers many opportunities, he finds his truest sense of liberation and authenticity only in Nigeria

One person died and eight others were rescued after a three-storey building under demolition collapsed in Apapa, Lagos, on Thursday. Emergency teams from multiple agencies rushed to the scene as investigations into the cause continue

President Bola Tinubu’s government has approved a 15% tariff on refined fuel imports to protect Nigeria’s local refineries. While aimed at boosting domestic production, experts warn it could further strain consumers already facing high inflation and rising fuel costs

A tragic building collapse in Ajegunle, Lagos, claimed one life and injured eight others on Thursday. The structure was undergoing manual demolition before it gave way