The Global Fund has trained 464 laboratory personnel across nine Nigerian states in a renewed effort to strengthen malaria and tuberculosis diagnosis, improve testing accuracy and enhance the country's healthcare delivery system.
From Madeira to the world's biggest football stages, Cristiano Ronaldo has become one of Portugal's most recognisable sporting figures. His international retirement invites a deeper look at the records, sacrifices and influence behind a remarkable career.
Nigeria's economic figures tell a story of reform, pressure and difficult choices. But the true test of public spending is whether government buildings, infrastructure and public services improve everyday life for ordinary citizens.
NASA has selected the GIMLI lunar investigation to examine whether the Marius Hills Pit on the Moon opens into an extensive underground lava tube, a discovery that could reshape scientific understanding of lunar geology and offer future astronauts a naturally protected environment.
Nineteen Nigerian athletes are representing the country at the Dakar 2026 Youth Olympic Games in Senegal. Their performances offer a glimpse of the country's sporting potential while raising important questions about the support young talents need to succeed.
Meta has paused proposed updates to four sets of commercial terms that were scheduled to take effect on November 20, 2026. The decision follows concerns from publishers and other stakeholders over website content, artificial intelligence and the rules governing digital businesses.
The University of Ilorin has presented plans for a 200-hectare Science, Technology and Innovation Park to more than 200 Chinese investors in Guangzhou, China, in a move aimed at attracting foreign investment, encouraging technology transfer and transforming university research into commercially viable products and industrial opportunities in Nigeria.
Political campaigns can fill streets, dominate conversations and generate excitement, but the real test of democracy comes when citizens make their choices at the ballot box. Nigeria needs a political culture built on accountability, credible promises and respect for voters.