The Nigerian Emergency Management Agency, NEMA, and the International Organisation for Migration have welcomed 171 Nigerians stranded in Libya.
The returnees landed at the Hajj Camp, Murtala Muhammed Airport, Lagos.
The fresh deportation from Libya brings to six hundred and forty three the number of Nigerians who have been rescued and brought back to the country since December 2016.
According to Africa's public health organistion, countries dealing with fatal cholera epidemics on the continent do not have "rapid access"...
The government of the United States is backing the federal government's interest in having women and girls have cervical...
The federal government has established a Wellness Center for Federal Civil Servants in an effort to reduce preventable medical...
A Public Health Consultant, Tuyi Mebawondu says Nigeria's policy cannot be based on luck. He stated this on the...
Kogi State has emerged the Best Performing State in the World Bank-supported Accelerating Nutrition Results in Nigeria (ANRiN) project, outshining...
The Current scarcity of Fuel and New Naira Notes across the Country is a face which will be overcome overtime...
Read moreThe Current Scarcity of New Naira notes and the Old Notes is having a negative impact on the Nations' Economy...
Read moreThe 13th Delegates Conference of the Nigeria Labour Congress is underway in Abuja, the nation’s capital. The two-day event will...
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