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NIMASA’s New Maritime Labour E-Platform To Boost Competitiveness

16.11.2025
The Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) has expressed confidence that its new Maritime Labour E-Platform will significantly enhance efficiency and global competitiveness in the country’s maritime sector. At a sensitisation workshop held in Lagos, users were taken through practical demonstrations and interactive sessions on how to register, verify, and issue identity cards to...
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Dengue Fever Outbreak: Sokoto Confirms Eight Cases

16.11.2025
The Sokoto State Government has confirmed eight cases of Dengue Fever, placing health authorities on high alert. The confirmed cases were detected in Sokoto North and Sokoto South Local Government Areas. In response, the Ministry of Health has directed all public and private health facilities to intensify surveillance and immediately report any suspected cases. Commissioner...
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MAAVF Conducts Free Medical Outreach In Ondo

16.11.2025
The Medical Aid and Advocacy for the Vulnerable Foundation (MAAVF) provided free medical outreach to hundreds of residents in Bolorunduro and surrounding communities in Ondo East Local Government Area of Ondo State as part of activities marking World Diabetes Day. Residents from Bolorunduro, Bagbo, Owena, Kajola, and neighbouring communities thronged the Civic Centre of the...
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Group Set To Organise Awori Beauty Pageant In Lagos

16.11.2025
As part of efforts to further promote the culture of Awori-speaking people of Lagos and Ogun State, the Awori Welfare Association of Nigeria (AWAN) has concluded plans to organise a beauty pageant for communities making up the sub-Yoruba ethnic nationality. The initiative is being put together by the Welfare subcommittee of the national planning committee...
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UNICEF Commends Sokoto Government For Swift Response

16.11.2025
The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) has commended the Sokoto State Government for its swift response to the cholera outbreak in the state. According to a statement from the UNICEF Sokoto Field Office, the government’s prompt action has been instrumental in containing the outbreak. Following the stabilization of victims, the government launched massive sensitization and...
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Yoruba Leaders, Islamic Clerics Unite Against Foreign Plots To Divide Nigeria

16.11.2025
Prominent Islamic clerics, political figures, and traditional rulers across Yorubaland have issued a strong call for national unity, urging Nigerians to reject attempts by foreign actors to use religion as a tool of division. Speaking at a three-day conference held in Ikeja, Lagos, the leaders emphasised Nigeria’s long-standing legacy of peaceful coexistence and advised citizens...
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16.11.2025
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