Media & Press Freedom Archives - Page 5 of 5

National Grid Stabilization Reveals Persistent Energy Infrastructure Challenges

December 28, 2025

Electricity supply across Nigeria was restored following a recent disruption, yet the incident has drawn attention to ongoing vulnerabilities within the country’s power infrastructure. The Nigerian Electricity System Operator (NESO) confirmed that corrective measures were implemented to stabilize the national grid, preventing extended outages in critical sectors. While supply resumed, experts note that the disruption […]

Rural Niger Healthcare Gaps Lead to Women’s Obstetric Fistula

December 19, 2025

Investigations in rural Niger State reveal that inadequate maternal healthcare contributes to high rates of obstetric fistula, exposing women to severe health complications and social marginalization. Limited infrastructure, personnel shortages, and poor accessibility restrict preventive care and timely medical intervention. Women in remote communities face barriers to hospital services, resulting in prolonged labor and increased […]

Nigeria’s Economy Stabilises While Food Insecurity Persists

December 3, 2025

Recent data indicates that Nigeria’s macroeconomic indicators show signs of stabilization, yet millions of citizens continue to face food insecurity, highlighting persistent structural vulnerabilities in the economy. While inflation and exchange rates have marginally improved, analysts warn that economic recovery remains uneven across sectors and populations. The National Bureau of Statistics reported gradual growth in […]

Conflict in Benue Drives Severe Child Malnutrition

November 30, 2025

Recent reports from Benue State indicate that ongoing conflict has intensified child malnutrition, placing thousands of children at risk of severe health complications. Displacement, disruption of farming activities, and limited access to healthcare services have created conditions for widespread food insecurity. Children in affected communities face increased vulnerability to stunting, wasting, and preventable diseases. The […]