Category: News
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“Nation Building is Collective”, Information Minister Charges Participants as NUJ Security Summit Defines New Rules of Engagement
Information Minister underscores the necessity of collective action, as the NUJ security summit establishes vital new rules of engagement between media professionals and security agencies
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Zagazola Secures Global Recognition with Prestigious Orange Verification Status
Zagazola has become the first Nigerian media organization to receive the prestigious ‘Orange’ verification mark, joining an elite global tier alongside CNN, BBC, and Reuters in recognition of its commitment to credible investigative journalism and security reporting.
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NEDC Issues Stern Warning Against Identity Theft, Fraudulent Use of Logo
The North East Development Commission (NEDC) has issued a stern warning against the unauthorized use of its name and logo, threatening legal action against entities falsely claiming affiliation with the agency
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Zulum Pledges Secure, Prosperous Borno for Successor, Reveals Relationship with APC Flagbearer,Gubio
Governor Babagana Zulum has promised to bequeath a more secure and economically stable state to his successor, throwing his weight behind the APC governorship candidate, Engr. Mustapha Gubio, for the 2027 polls
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MAIDUGURI 2026: Borno Beats Security Skepticisms, Wins Right to Host National Engineering Summit
Despite lingering safety concerns, Borno State has clinched the hosting rights for the 2026 NSE International Engineering Conference. Governor Zulum points to a string of successfully hosted national events as proof that Maiduguri is fully secure and ready to welcome 10,000 delegates this December
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Civil Society Network Blasts FG Over ‘Selective Response’ to Mass Abductions, Demands Immediate Rescue
The North East Civil Society Network has issued a stinging condemnation of the Federal Government, alleging a dangerous pattern of regional bias in the handling of mass abductions across Nigeria. With hundreds still missing in Borno State, the group demands immediate equity in rescue operations and an end to the “selective sympathy” currently displayed by…
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Zulum Begins Final Year in Office with Inspection of Legacy Projects
As Governor Zulum begins his final year in office, he continues a rigorous schedule of project inspections across Maiduguri. Demonstrating a persistent commitment to public service, the governor has urged contractors to leverage favorable weather to accelerate the completion of legacy infrastructure projects, including the city’s major flyovers
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CHOLERA: Days After The Humanitarian Times Report, Borno Health Officials Break Silence on Outbreak as Death Toll Hits 37, Infections Top 3,000
The Borno State Government has launched active containment measures against a devastating cholera outbreak that has claimed 37 lives and infected over 3,000 residents, following an exclusive report on the crisis by The Humanitarian Times. As health infrastructure remains overwhelmed, officials have issued urgent public advisories, including a call for enhanced water safety and a…
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Buni’s 7 Years of Healthcare Transformation: 143 New Primary Healthcare Centres, Specialist Hospitals Upgrades
Marking its seventh anniversary, the Yobe State Government has unveiled a sweeping transformation of its health sector, highlighted by the construction of 143 new Primary Healthcare Centres and the elevation of major facilities to specialist status. With over N2.3 billion invested in drug management and an expanded insurance scheme covering 350,000 residents, Governor Mai Mala…
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Governor Buni Showcases Legacy Projects in 7th-Year Anniversary Celebration
Governor Mai Mala Buni marks seven years of leadership in Yobe State, transitioning from post-insurgency recovery to a blueprint of structured development, data-backed interventions, and massive infrastructure investment across the state’s 17 local government areas
The Humanitarian Times 