NSCDC reaffirms commitment to protecting critical assets in Lagos
By Our Correspondent Lagos, Sept. 23, ’25 (TNZ) The Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), Lagos State Command, on Monday reiterated its.
Security
Politics
CSOs caution on fragility of Nigeria’s democracy
From Our Correspondent Abuja, Sept. 24, ’25 (TNZ) The Nigerian Civil Society Situation Room has cautioned that the country’s democracy remains fragile, as.
Sports
Ballon d’Or: African Coaches Connect congratulates Nnadozie
By Our Correspondent Lagos, Sept. 23, ’25 (TNZ) The African Coaches Connect has commended Super Falcons goalkeeper, Chiamaka Nnadozie, for her global recognition.
Maritime
Transportation
Fubara decries underutilisation of seaports in Rivers
From Our Correspondent Port-Harcourt, Sept. 22, ’25 (TNZ) Gov. Siminalayi Fubara of Rivers State has decried the underutilisation of the two seaports located.
Education
Tertiary Education
63rd Anniversary: ABU’s committed to mentoring future leaders – VC
From Our Correspondent Zaria (Kaduna), Sept. 8, ’25 (TNZ) Prof. Adamu Ahmed, the Vice Chancellor of Ahmadu Bello University (ABU), has reaffirmed the.
Religious Corner
OMC felicitates Muslims on 2025 Eid-el-Maulud
From Our Correspondent Abeokuta, Sept. 6, ’25 (TNZ) Ogun State Muslim Council (OMC) has felicitated Muslims in Ogun State, Nigeria, and across the.
General
Security
Customs intercept 15 firearms, industrial drones, arrest suspect
By Omolabake Cole Lagos, Sept. 2, ’25 (TNZ) The Federal Operations Unit of the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS), Zone A, Ikeja, has intercepted.
Politics
Reject call to dissolve Anambra exco – Elders urge PDP NWC
From Our Correspondent Awka, Sept. 1, ’25 (TNZ) The Elders Council in Anambra State have appealed to the National Working Committee (NWC) of.
Transportation
Minister rules out sabotage in Abuja-Kaduna train derailment
From Our Correspondent Abuja, Sept. 1, ’25 (TNZ) The Federal Government has dismissed claims of sabotage in the recent Abuja-Kaduna train derailment. TheNewsZenith.
Basic
Education
Anambra bans students from writing assignments in textbooks
From Our Correspondent Awka, Aug. 30, ’25 (TNZ) The Anambra State Government has banned the practice of students writing assignments directly in textbooks, describing.