The Christian Council of Nigeria (CCN) has said that out of around 160,000 children living with Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) in Nigeria, only 45,000 are getting…
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Chinomso Sunday is a Digital Content Writer at News Central. Her expertise spans special reports, developmental insights, and investigative journalism. Additionally, she holds roles as an Editor, Online Reputation Manager, and Digital Marketing Strategist, contributing her combined skills to her professional endeavours.
At least six people were killed and over 100 abducted by gunmen in Tudun Doki, Gwadabawa, LGA, Sokoto State, Northwest Nigeria on Sunday. The attack was…
At least 19 Jordanian and Iranian pilgrims have lost their lives during the Hajj pilgrimage in Saudi Arabia. According to Jordan’s foreign ministry, fourteen Jordanian pilgrims…
South Africa’s re-elected President, Cyril Ramaphosa has promised to collaborate with all politicians across the political spectrum. “I will serve all and work with even those…
The Ghanaian Cedi has been ranked as the fourth worst-performing currency among the top 150 currencies tracked globally by Bloomberg. This ranking follows the weakened performances…
In another record-breaking achievement, Burna Boy has become the African artist with the highest-grossing concert in the United States. According to a post shared by Touring…
Reports indicate that around 15 passengers were injured in a multiple-vehicle accident involving a BRT bus, a truck, and a commercial vehicle at Ketu, heading towards…
The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) has emphasised the need for substantial investment in basic education for African children to support the continent’s long-term development goals.…
The Ghana Grid Company LTD. (GRIDCo) and the Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) have announced that there will be a three-week power supply disruption across many…
On Thursday, the Naira gained value in the parallel market, appreciating to N1,470 per dollar from N1,500 per dollar. However, it depreciated to N1,482.72 per dollar…