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Continued dry conditions. Daytime highs will be warmer than normal with seasonably cool nights. High confidence for dry weather for at least another 10 days. aspare the air day continues through this weekenda another big story we are following this morning. 29 people were injured, and some of them are still in the hospital this morning after a charter bus fell on its side on highway 101 near cesar chavez blvd in San Francisco. Kron 4s Camila Bernal is live at San Francisco General Hospital with ...

Niger State Governor, Mohammed Bago, has made appointments to the board of some agencies and parastatals in the state.

A lawmaker representing Ondo Central Senatorial District, Senator Adeniyi Adegbonmire, SAN, has condoled with his colleague and former Senate President,

Halima Ibrahim, the mother of Ahmed Lawan, former senate president, has died.

The Federal Teaching Hospital (FTH), Gombe, said the autopsy conducted by medical doctors at the hospital revealed that all body parts of one Halima Ibrahim were intact.  On Tuesday, Daily Trust reported that some aggrieved youths stormed the FTH, Gombe, to protest the alleged removal of the deceased woman’s eye at the medical facility, where…

There was pandemonium on Tuesday at the Federal Teaching Hospital in Gombe following the alleged removal of a dead woman's eye at the medical facility.

The Civil Liberties Organisation on Monday warned against undermining the laudable aims and objectives for which the National Youth Service Corps was established, saying it must not be destroyed.

The National Coordinator, Financing safe schools in Nigeria, Hajia Halima Iliya Ibrahim has disclosed that the investment into the National Plan on

By Tony Obiechina, Abuja The Federal government plans to spend about N144 billion for the implementation of Safe Schools Financing Initiative between 2023 and 2026. A breakdown of the figure showed that N32.58 bilion will be spent in 2023; N36.98 bilion in 2024; N37.15 bilion in 2025, and N38.03 blion in 2026. National Co-ordinator of

Bhumikorn “Bhu” Kongtaveelert’s ’25  mixed-media solo exhibition displayed a timely and powerful example of art inspired by the climate crisis, weaving in personal aspects of family life.