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Rising sea levels are putting Nigeria's coastal communities at growing risk, threatening homes, livelihoods and infrastructure along the country's shoreline. The story highlights the pressures of coastal erosion and flooding on residents in low-lying areas, adding Nigeria to the list of countries facing acute exposure to climate-driven sea level rise.
- 2Dangote hires refinery engineers for new Kenya crude plant●Aliko Dangote, Africa’s richest person, has hired the engineers that built his Lagos refinery to work on the new crude p
Aliko Dangote, Africa's richest person, has hired the engineers who built his massive Lagos refinery to work on a new crude processing plant in Kenya. Construction is set to begin this month, marking an expansion of his refining business beyond Nigeria and a potentially significant investment in East Africa's energy infrastructure.
- 3What #EndSARS left behind in Nigeria's young generation●What #EndSARS left behind in Nigeria: A generation caught between protest, politics, and departure
Five years after the #EndSARS protests against police brutality, Nigeria's young activists are described as a generation caught between continued political engagement and growing plans to leave the country. The movement, which peaked in October 2020 with mass demonstrations and the Lekki tollgate shootings, has faded as organised protest, but its legacy shapes debates about governance, youth disillusionment, and emigration driven by economic hardship and insecurity.
- 4Nigerian Pastor Cited by Trump Buries Members Amid Killings▼Nigerian Pastor Referenced by Trump Buries Members Amid Ongoing Killings
A Nigerian pastor who was publicly referenced by Donald Trump has buried members of his congregation as killings continue in the region. The deaths add to ongoing violence affecting Christian communities in Nigeria, which has drawn international attention and criticism over the government's handling of the security crisis.
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Six inmates have died within a single week at a prison in Kano, Nigeria, in what authorities suspect is a cholera outbreak. Health officials are working to confirm the cause and contain the spread of the disease within the facility, which has raised concerns about overcrowding, sanitation and access to medical care for detainees.
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Two inmates have died following a cholera outbreak at a custodial centre in Kano, Nigeria. The deaths were reported by Punch Newspapers, which says the outbreak has raised fresh concern about health and sanitation conditions in Nigerian detention facilities. Details on the number of other inmates affected or the response by authorities remain limited, but the report is drawing attention to overcrowding and disease risks in the country's prisons.
- 7Cholera Outbreak Contained At Kano Custodial Centre▼Cholera Outbreak At Kano Custodial Centre Contained — NCoS
The Nigeria Correctional Service says a cholera outbreak at the Kano Custodial Centre has been contained, with no further spread reported among inmates or staff. Health authorities are said to have responded quickly to the cases detected inside the facility. The announcement comes amid concerns about cholera outbreaks across Nigeria during the current season, prompting attention to sanitation and health conditions in detention facilities.
- 8Tombo people demand action over persistent terror killings in Benue▼Terror attacks: Tombo people demand urgent action as killings persist in Benue
The Tombo community in Benue State, Nigeria, has called for urgent government intervention as terrorist attacks and killings continue in their area. The appeal, reported by Vanguard News, underscores growing frustration among local residents over persistent insecurity in the state, which has suffered repeated attacks on rural communities.
- 9Cholera outbreak kills two inmates in Kano custodial facility●NCoS contains outbreak, deploys medical team as cholera kills two in Kano facility
Two people have died in a cholera outbreak at a custodial facility in Kano, Nigeria. The Nigerian Correctional Service says it has contained the outbreak and deployed a medical team to the facility to treat those affected and prevent further spread. Health authorities are monitoring the situation amid concerns about disease control in custodial centres.
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Nigeria against Sierra Leone is drawing search interest, likely tied to a football fixture between the two West African nations. The Super Eagles and the Leone Stars have met in qualifiers before, and any new meeting tends to spark attention among Nigerian fans tracking the team's progress. Details of the match result or date remain limited.
- 11Cholera Outbreak at Kurmawa Prison Contained After Two Deaths▼Kurmawa Prison Cholera Outbreak Contained After Two Deaths — NCoS
Nigeria Correctional Service says a cholera outbreak at Kurmawa Prison in Kano has been contained after claiming the lives of two inmates. Officials report the situation is now under control, with measures taken to stop further spread within the facility. The outbreak has raised concerns about health and sanitation conditions in the country's detention centres.
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Nigeria has started a review of its Child Rights Act, the landmark law adopted in 2003 to protect children's rights, including education, health and protection from exploitation and abuse. After more than two decades, officials and child-rights advocates are examining whether the legislation still reflects current realities, enforcement gaps and the challenges facing Nigerian children today.
- 13SERAP Demands Answers from Nigeria's Central Bank over Missing Trillions▼SERAP seeks explanation from CBN over ₦1.63 trillion and $6.23 million
Nigeria's Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project (SERAP) has asked the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) to explain the whereabouts of ₦1.63 trillion and $6.23 million. The group wants details on how the funds were managed or spent, pressing the bank for transparency and accountability over public money under its control.
- 14Armed Group Advances Toward Barkin Ladi–Mangu Corridor in Nigeria▼Large Armed Group Advancing Toward Barkin Ladi–Mangu Corridor; Threat Assessed as Imminent
A large armed group is reported to be advancing toward the Barkin Ladi–Mangu corridor in Plateau State, Nigeria, with the threat assessed as imminent. The area has a history of deadly communal and militia violence. Residents face heightened fears of an attack as security forces' response remains unclear.
- 15NCoS Says Only Two Died In Kano Prison Cholera Outbreak●Only 2 Died In Kano Prison Cholera Outbreak, Says NCoS
The Nigeria Correctional Service says a cholera outbreak at a custodial facility in Kano claimed the lives of only two inmates, downplaying reports of a larger death toll. The service's statement comes amid public concern over health conditions in the country's overcrowded detention centres, with commentators questioning sanitation and medical care for prisoners.
- 16Senegal draw in Vieira debut, Nigeria survive scare●Senegal draw in Vieira debut, Nigeria survive scare as Cape Verde crash Jamaica Observer https://www. jamaicaobserver.co
Senegal played out a draw in Patrick Vieira's first match in charge, while Nigeria narrowly avoided an upset in their fixture, according to the Jamaica Observer. Cape Verde suffered a heavy defeat, crashing out of contention. The results came in a round of African international fixtures that drew wide attention from football fans, with debate focusing on Vieira's opening game and Nigeria's narrow escape.
- 17Foundation trains Ogun parents on positive parenting to curb child abuse▼Child abuse: Foundation sensitises parents on positive parenting in Ogun
A foundation in Ogun State, Nigeria, has begun sensitising parents on positive parenting practices as a way of preventing child abuse. The initiative focuses on teaching caregivers non-violent discipline and better child-rearing approaches. The campaign has been reported by Nigerian media, drawing attention to child protection efforts in the state.