President Bola Tinubu on Tuesday hosted stakeholders from the Niger Delta region, specifically the Pan-Niger Delta Forum ...

A 14-year-old girl, Elizabeth Peter, from Korokpa in Paikoro Local Government Area of Niger State, has drowned in the ...

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Since the military took control of Niger following the coup in 2023, a national commission has suggested a political transition lasting at least five years towards a democratic regime. The ...

By eliminating river blindness, Niger has not only improved public health but also created an estimated $2.3 billion in economic benefits, partners to the initiative, END Fund and Reaching the ...

NIAMEY, Feb 20 (Reuters) - A commission in military junta-led Niger has recommended a minimum five-year transition to democratic rule following national discussions, officials said. After a coup ...

He trained at the Government Teacher Training College, Abraka, 1949-1953. The Niger Delta leader studied at the Holborn College of Law, from 1961-1964. 3. Former teacher He was headmaster of several ...

Leader of di Pan Niger Delta Forum (PANDEF), Edwin Clark don die. One representative of di family, Prof. C. C. Clark na im announce di death of di former Federal Commissioner for Information and ...

Niger just announced its elimination of river blindness. In 1976, the disease had a prevalence rate in the country of 60%. What is sometimes lost in today’s noisy arguments over foreign assistance is ...

In this article, Legit.ng highlighted some interesting facts about the late politician ... 1949-1953. The Niger Delta leader studied at the Holborn College of Law, from 1961-1964.

The delta of the Niger River is a vast estuarine environment that hosts Africa’s largest mangrove forest and is the world’s third-largest wetland. These forests have enormous ecological and ...

The Niger River, which spans 2,600 miles (4,180 kilometers), starts near the Atlantic Ocean, travels inland to the Sahara Desert, and then bends south to the Gulf of Guinea. Over 75% of the Niger ...