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Lagos Teen author turns visa denial into book on resilience

Nigeria, Oct. 13 -- A 17-year-old 100-level student at Pan-Atlantic University, Lagos State, Edu Muyyassir, has turned a personal setback into an inspiring story of resilience and purpose. His first ... Read More


Global experts to discuss equitable AI partnerships at UNILAG International Week

Nigeria, Oct. 12 -- The Africa Lead at OpenAI, Emmanuel Lubanzadio; the Managing Director and Head of Sub-Saharan Africa at the Bank of America, Yvonne Ike; Nigeria's Minister of Communications, Innov... Read More


Pharmacy Academy identifies barriers slowing innovation in Nigeria

Nigeria, Oct. 8 -- The Nigeria Academy of Pharmacy (NAPHARM) has identified poor infrastructure, weak financing, and policy gaps as major factors hindering pharmaceutical innovation and industry growt... Read More


Ebola: 42 dead in DRC as cases rise to 64 - WHO

Nigeria, Oct. 2 -- The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) has killed 42 people out of 64 reported cases, according to the latest situation report from the World Health Organi... Read More


Group decries lack of rehabilitation, support for spinal cord injury survivors

Nigeria, Oct. 1 -- As Spinal Cord Injury Awareness Month ends, the Lagos State Chapter of the Spinal Cord Injury Association of Nigeria (SCIAN) has raised concerns over poor infrastructure and inadequ... Read More


Nigerian CSOs condemn UN's proposal to dismantle UNAIDS

Nigeria, Sept. 29 -- A coalition of Nigerian civil society organisations has condemned a proposal contained in the UN80 reform initiative to "sunset" the Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS (UN... Read More


World Heart Day: Why undiagnosed hypertension is driving Nigeria's heart disease crisis- Expert

Nigeria, Sept. 29 -- As the world marks World Heart Day 2025 under the theme "Don't Miss a Beat", experts are raising fresh concerns over the growing burden of cardiovascular diseases in Nigeria, wher... Read More


Nigeria backs AU plan to deploy two million community health workers

Nigeria, Sept. 25 -- Nigeria has reaffirmed its commitment to the African Union's (AU) plan to scale up the deployment of two million community health workers (CHWs) across the continent by 2030 to st... Read More


CIPE launches Africa Hub to boost private sector, democratic resilience

Nigeria, Sept. 25 -- The Centre for International Private Enterprise (CIPE) has launched its first Africa Hub in Lagos to strengthen private sector leadership, boost democratic resilience, and drive i... Read More


Private sector key to Africa's growth, democratic stability - US Consul

Nigeria, Sept. 25 -- Th United States Consul General in Lagos, Rick Swart, has said that Africa's democratic stability and long-term prosperity depend on a vibrant private sector. Mr Swart urged the ... Read More