LAWMA intensifies crackdown on indiscriminate refuse dumping
By Our Correspondent Lagos, Nov. 17, ’25 (TNZ) The Lagos Waste Management Authority (LAWMA) says it has intensified enforcement operations across the.
Ecology
Environment
Science & Technology
TeleCom
Olowolafe urges united action to drive Nigeria’s $1tr digital future
By Our Correspondent Lagos, Nov. 13, ’25 (TNZ) Chancellor of Ekiti State University, Dr Tunji Olowolafe, has called for a stronger partnerships across.
Disasters
Environment
Lagos transiting from response to mitigating disaster management
By Our Correspondent Lagos, Nov. 12, ’25 (TNZ) The Lagos State Government says it is transitioning from emergency response to mitigation and sustainability.
Religious Corner
OMC raises alarm over threat to Arabic, Islamic studies
From Our Correspondent Abeokuta, Nov. 12, ’25 (TNZ) The Ogun State Muslim Council (OMC) has raised concern over the declining fortune of Arabic and.
Uncategorized
ECOWAS@50: Driving regional trade @ Lagos Trade Fair
By Our Correspondent Lagos, Nov. 11 ’25 (TNZ) As West Africa marks 50 years of integration and shared progress, the Economic Community of West.
Religious Corner
Genocide claim: Muslim clerics caution US against generalisation
From Our Correspondent Ibadan, Nov. 7, ’25 (TNZ) The League of Imams and Alfas in Yoruba Land have refuted the genocidal claim against.
Economy
General
Customs seeks support, step up fight against smuggling in Badagry
By Omoabale Cole Badagry (Lagos), Nov. 6, ’25 (TNZ) The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS), Western Marine Command, is intensifying efforts to curb smuggling.
General
Tinubu, Sultan, others set for editors’ conference
By Our Correspondent Lagos, Nov. 5, ’25 (TNZ) Editors, across the country, are set to paint the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) blue, as.
Features/Opinion
Foreign News
The Good, the bad, and ugly in Trump’s genocide allegation, threats
By Dr Lukman Raimi Lagos, Nov. 5, ’25 (TNZ) George Washington’s Farewell Address in 1796 cautioned Americans and their future leaders to: “observe.
Security
DSS sacks 115 operatives over gross indiscipline
By Our Correspondent Abuja, Nov. 4, ’25 (TNZ) Authorities of the Department of State Services (DSS) has dismissed no fewer than 115 operatives.