Healthcare costs continue to rise across Nigeria, making it difficult for many families to afford proper treatment. To reduce this burden, government agencies, NGOs, and international organisations are introducing healthcare support programmes designed to help vulnerable people access
The Kano State Contributory Healthcare Management Agency has expanded its healthcare insurance programme to cover vulnerable residents, including inmates in correctional centres, people living with HIV, and hypertensive patients across the state. The agency’s Executive Secretary, Dr Rahila Aliyu-Mukhtar, revealed that more than 6,000 hypertensive patients have
Najeem Salaam, the governorship candidate of the African Democratic Congress for the August 15 Osun State election ADC Governorship Candidate Condemns Killing of Teacher by Suspected Bandits in Oyo State Najeem Salaam, the governorship candidate of the African Democratic Congress for the August 15 Osun State election, has condemned the brutal killing of a teacher
Understanding Hantavirus and Why Awareness Matters Hantavirus is a rare but dangerous viral infection that spreads mainly through contact with infected rodents such as rats and mice. Although cases are uncommon in many parts of the world, health experts continue to warn people about the disease because severe infections can lead to life-threatening
The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) has officially confirmed the opening of its recruitment update portal for shortlisted candidates in the ongoing 2025 recruitment exercise. Candidates who successfully passed the previous stages are now required to complete a mandatory online profile update ahead of the final interview and physical screening stage. According
A Fresh Push for Nigeria’s Refinery Revival The Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited has signed a new agreement with two Chinese firms to accelerate the rehabilitation and restart of Nigeria’s refineries in Port Harcourt and Warri. This development comes nearly one year after the shutdown of the Port Harcourt Refining Company for maintenance,
Nigeria’s Minimum Wage Reality in 2026 On July 18, 2024, President Bola Tinubu signed a new national minimum wage of ₦70,000 into law after negotiations with the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) and the Trade Union Congress (TUC). One key reform: the wage review cycle was reduced from five years to three years, allowing salaries to better reflect
Lagos is making a bold move that could completely change how millions of people move around the city. Instead of building more roads, the state is now focusing on rail, Bus Rapid Transit (BRT), and ferry services as the backbone of its transportation system under the 2050 Mobility Master Plan. This shift is not just […]
Didi Walson-Jack –Head of the Civil Service of the Federation, The Federal Government has approved a major review of allowances and welfare packages for Nigerian civil servants. This reform aims to: Improve take-home pay Boost morale and productivity Cushion the impact of rising living costs The policy affects workers under:
Strengthening Safety at Nigeria’s Busiest Port Efforts to improve safety at Nigeria’s busiest seaport have taken a new turn as APM Terminals Apapa, in collaboration with the Nigerian Ports Authority, launched a drug and alcohol testing campaign for external truck drivers operating within the port environment. The initiative is designed to reduce

















