Concerns have emerged among Nigerians following a new travel advisory by the United States government, which authorised non-essential staff and their families to depart its embassy in Abuja and warned citizens to reconsider travel to Nigeria over security risks. PRNigeria reports that the advisory arrives at a particularly sensitive moment in U.S.-Nigeria relations. It was issued less than 24 hours after Washington and Israel announced a two-week ceasefire in the Middle East — and comes in the wake of a series of provocative statements by President Donald Trump targeting Nigeria’s leadership. Trump had previously levelled unverified allegations of Christian genocide…
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Residents of Sarina town in Garko Local Government Area of Kano State have raised alarm over worsening water scarcity, as the Sarina Youth Forum for Community Development intensified advocacy efforts to draw government attention to the crisis. The community has been grappling with a severe shortage of potable water, with a 25-litre jerrycan now selling for as high as ₦500, placing a heavy burden on residents. In response, the Forum, led by Salisu Abdu Isah, on April 8, 2026, embarked on an advocacy visit to key stakeholders to seek urgent intervention. During the visit, the delegation met with Murtala Muhammad…
Aminu Magashi Garba, Chairman of the AMG Foundation, has announced a donation of one million naira to support the welfare of female medical doctors under the Medical Women’s Association of Nigeria, Kano State chapter. The announcement was made during activities marking World Health Day at the AHBN Conference Hall in Kano. Dr. Magashi said the financial support is aimed at improving the welfare and working conditions of female doctors in the state. AMG Foundation Announces Adoption of 9 PHCs Across Kano He added that the foundation remains committed to supporting MWAN’s long-term plans, including securing a permanent secretariat, establishing a…
Galien Africa has reinforced Africa’s voice in global health discussions following its participation in the One Health Summit, where stakeholders called for urgent, coordinated action to address emerging health and environmental challenges. The summit, held in Lyon, France, brought together policymakers, scientists, civil society actors, and development partners from across the world to advance the One Health approach, which integrates human, animal, and environmental health systems. Galien Africa Hosts Webinar on Women’s Leadership in Global Health Galien Africa, which has been actively engaged in the One Sustainable Health movement, contributed to high-level discussions focused on strengthening collaboration and promoting sustainable…
A non-governmental organisation, Participatory Communication for Gender Development Initiative PAGED Initiative, has organised a media workshop for selected journalists from Kano, Kaduna, and Borno States under its Media Advocacy Project for Married Adolescents, supported by the Malala Fund. The project is a participatory advocacy initiative aimed at expanding access to 12 years of inclusive education and strengthening formal re-entry pathways for married adolescent girls and young mothers across the three states. PAGED Initiative Trains Journalists on Gender-Sensitive Reporting Speaking to journalists, the Programme Director of PAGED Initiative, Ummi Bukar, said many girls in Northern Nigeria drop out of school due…
The Kano State Pilgrims Welfare Board has called on the National Hajj Commission of Nigeria to ensure hitch-free airlift operations for intending pilgrims ahead of the upcoming Hajj exercise. The Director-General of the Board, Abubakar Ibrahim Matawalle, made the appeal while receiving a delegation from NAHCON on an official visit to Kano. Matawalle said the Board had concluded all necessary preparations for intending pilgrims and stressed the importance of timely airlift operations to avoid disruptions. Hajj 2026: Kano Assures Timely Yellow Card Distribution to Pilgrims “We have finalized all arrangements for our intending pilgrims and expect that there will be…
Nasiru Yusuf Gwadabe Saturday, 4th April 2026 will not fade easily from the living memory of Kano. It is a date that has already secured its place in the history of the ancient city, not through official proclamation, but through the overwhelming expression of its people. From the very moment the aircraft conveying Abba Kabir Yusuf touched down at about noon, Kano transformed into a living theatre of emotion, loyalty, and political meaning. What began as a homecoming soon evolved into something far deeper, a dual expression of confidence in state leadership and a rising chorus of national political alignment.…
The Nigerian Education Loan Fund (NELFUND) has disbursed a total of ₦3.039 billion in institutional charges to 27,640 students of Bayero University Kano (BUK), in a major push to expand access to higher education and ease students’ financial burdens. This was disclosed by the Vice-Chancellor of the university, Haruna Musa, during a courtesy visit by the Director-General of NELFUND, Akintunde Soya, and his delegation. NELFUND to Pay Outstanding Allowances, Include Postgraduates in New Plan The visit, held at the Abubakar Rashid Senate Building, BUK New Site, was aimed at strengthening the existing partnership between both institutions and addressing issues relating…
Bayero University Kano (BUK) has reaffirmed its commitment to strengthening academic collaboration with the Nigerian Navy Logistics College. The Vice-Chancellor of the university, Haruna Musa, made this known while receiving the Commandant of the College, A.A. Madawaki, during a courtesy visit on Wednesday. Professor Musa emphasised the university’s readiness to deepen cooperation, particularly in the area of postgraduate programmes, noting that BUK is fully prepared to provide the necessary academic support to the College. Legacy, Unity Take Center Stage as BUK 1997 Alumni Reconnect After 29 Years The meeting focused on expanding areas of collaboration between both institutions, with discussions…
The Federal Government has dismissed claims that Nigeria is on the brink of collapse, affirming that the country remains stable, resilient, and steadily progressing towards recovery and growth. The Minister of Information and National Orientation, Mohammed Idris, stated this on Wednesday at the 81st General Assembly and 23rd Annual General Meeting of the Broadcasting Organisations of Nigeria (BON), held in Abuja. FG Targets Knowledge Economy with New Digital Research Clusters Idris said the assertion that Nigeria is failing is inaccurate, stressing that the government is actively addressing both security and economic challenges. “I want to unequivocally refute the insinuation that…