The Environment
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Greener Nigeria: Tinubu rolls out 100 electric buses
President Bola Tinubu has said Nigeria is taking a significant step towards a sustainable and eco-friendly future through its pioneering…
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Sterling One Foundation partners Live Abundantly, British High Commission on gender based violence
Sterling One Foundation, in collaboration with Live Abundantly and the Deputy British High Commissioner to Nigeria, has officially launched the…
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Climate Change: Over 110 million Nigerian children at risk — UNICEF
The UN Children’s Fund (UNICEF) says Nigeria, as the second most vulnerable country worldwide in terms of children’s exposure to…
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FG launches climate-friendly stove in Enugu
The federal government, Wednesday, launched a climate-friendly Cook Stove as part of efforts to curb deforestation and protect women from…
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Thunder strikes three college students to death
Lightning killed three Senior Secondary School (SS3) students in Awka South Local Government Area of Anambra yesterday. An eye…
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Marauding elephants invade farmlands in Borno
Marauding elephants have invaded farm fields in Gamboru/Ngala Local Government Area of Borno. Confirming the development to the News…
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Senate warns of looming disaster as Cameroon releases Lagdo dam
The Senate on Tuesday asked the Tinubu-led Federal Government to construct the Dasin Hausa Dam project with a view of…
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Flood submerges Lagos community, residents resort to canoe
Residents of Owode Onirin in the Kosofe Local Government Area of Lagos State are counting their losses after the area…
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Flood: Lagos Govt orders residents of 18 Communities to relocate
The Lagos State Government on Wednesday alerted residents downstream of the Ogun River of the likelihood of experiencing flood this…
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Rising water level of River Benue causes panic amid fears of devastating flooding
The level of water in River Benue is rising steadily amid fears by residents that the river may overflow its…
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