The Lagos state government has banned the construction of buildings at night in all states. Therefore, the government has limited construction activities in the state to 7:00 to 18:00, from Monday to Saturday. Commissioner of State for Physical Planning and City Development, Dr. Oluyinka Olumide, gave a new direction in a statement issued on Thursday by the Director of the …
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Tinubu turns in Rome for the inauguration of Pope Leo XIV
Pope Leo XIV invites Tinubu to his inauguration on Sunday President Bola Ahmed Tinubu will start Abuja for Rome, the capital of Italy, on Saturday at the invitation of Pope Leo XIV. Accompanied by the best Catholic leaders, President Tinubu will participate in a solemn mass that will mark the beginning of the pontificate of his holiness Pope Leo XIV, …
Read More »Lagos: LP holds LGA Primary on Friday, adopting indirect mode
The Labor Party in Lagos has set Friday for the preliminary selection of leadership in the state. The head of the prison in the state, Father Dayo Ekong, revealed this to journalists on Thursday in Lagos. He said the preliminary election would be held in various fields of council. The chairman added that the party would adopt a delegation -based …
Read More »The court remains 34 years old for raising three sisters, one in Ibadan
Thursday, a 34 -year -old man, Femi James, was ordered to be postponed in a correction structure by a court of the magistrates of Iyaganku in Ibadan, in the state of Oyo, for the accusations of raping three sisters and another woman. The Court, chaired by the magistrate Adebola Adeola, refused to take the reason for James for reasons of …
Read More »The Nigerian government confirmed Lassa’s fever spread to 18 states, 138 deaths
The Center for Nigerian Disease Control and Prevention (NCDC) said on Thursday Lassa Fever had killed 138 people in the country this year. NCDC revealed this in its latest situation report shared through its official website. He added that the deaths recorded from January to now showed the death rate of the 19.3 percent case compared to 18 percent recorded …
Read More »Lass Fever Claims 138 lives in 2025, the cases spread to 18 Stat …- Theconclaveng
NCDC The Nigeria Center for Disease Control and Prevention (NCDC) states that Lass Fever has caused 138 lives between January and now with a 19.3 percent mortality rate. This was according to the report of the last NCDC situation shared through its official website. The report states that the figure was an increase from 18.0 percent recorded in the same …
Read More »Nigerian inflation dropped to 23.7%
The National Statistics Bureau (NBS) has announced a slight decrease in Nigerian headline inflation level to 23.71 percent in April. It fell from 24.23 percent in March. NBS revealed this in the Consumer Price Index (CPI) report which was released on Thursday in Abuja. According to the bureau, the movement for April “Headline inflation rate shows a 0.52% decrease compared …
Read More »Registrants condemn a bad global ranking from Nigeria University, calling for strategic reforms
The Nigerian University Registrar Association (Arnu) has raised concerns over the exception of the constant University of Nigeria from the top global ranking, quoting various challenges to undermine the country’s higher education sector. Speaking at the third registrant workshop and the 77th business meeting held at Kaduna State University (KASU) on Wednesday, the Chairperson of the Association, Dr. Bala Ahmed, …
Read More »FG speaks of “alleged fraud in the provision of the student loan”
The Minister of Education, Dr. Tunji Alausa, exempted the fund for the loan for Nigerian education (in thefund) of fraudulent activities. Alausa revealed him on Wednesday after a high-level meeting that was held in Abuja, which included vice-changing, officials of the National University Commission (NUC), representatives of Nelphund and key members of the Ministry of Education. The minister said that …
Read More »British eyes abroad ‘hub back’ for asylum seekers who were rejected – Starmer PM
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer has announced plans to start talks with foreign governments about creating “return hubs” to process and repatriate asylum seekers whose proposals have been rejected in the UK. Speaking during an official visit to Albania, Starmer told GB News that the proposed hub would be part of a broader strategy to streamline the elimination of a …
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