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North Central Nigeria Named Epicenter of Human Rights Violations as of June 2026

North Central Nigeria Named Epicenter of Human Rights Violations as of June 2026

Real Broadcasting Network — The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) has revealed that the North Central region has emerged as the epicenter of human rights violations in Nigeria, accounting for a staggering 45% of all reported cases nationwide. ​The report notes that the commission received a massive total of 726,113 complaints across the country.
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North Central Accounts For 45% of Nigeria's Human Rights Violations in June

North Central Accounts For 45% of Nigeria's Human Rights Violations in June

Real Broadcasting Network — North Central states have emerged as the epicentre of human rights violations in Nigeria, accounting...
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Legal Experts Warn: Nigeria Must Prepare for AI-Generated Evidence and Cybercrime

Legal Experts Warn: Nigeria Must Prepare for AI-Generated Evidence and Cybercrime

therealmediang.com — Nigeria's legal community is sounding the alarm over the growing impact of AI and cybercrime on the justice system. Stakeholders stress the need for stronger laws, more research, and collaboration to ensure the judiciary keeps pace with these technological advances. Subscribe for more in-depth coverage on the issues shaping Nigeria.
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AI Is Changing Crime-Experts Say Nigeria's Laws Must Catch Up

AI Is Changing Crime-Experts Say Nigeria's Laws Must Catch Up

Real Broadcasting Network — As AI continues to advance in its development, legal experts and stakeholders say that Nigeria's justice system must evolve. They are calling for reforms to address cybercrime, regulate AI-generated evidence, and strengthen the country's legal framework in the digital age. Subscribe for more in-depth coverage on the issues shaping Nigeria.
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CCC Calls for Intelligence-Led Strategy to End Kidnapping, Backs State Police

CCC Calls for Intelligence-Led Strategy to End Kidnapping, Backs State Police

Real Broadcasting Network — The Centre for Crisis Communication (CCC) has urged the Federal Government to strengthen Nigeria's response to kidnapping and insecurity through specialised training, intelligence-driven operations, improved rescue strategies and closer coordination among security agencies.
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CCC Urges FG to Strengthen Anti-Kidnapping Strategy, Intelligence Operations

CCC Urges FG to Strengthen Anti-Kidnapping Strategy, Intelligence Operations

Real Broadcasting Network — The Centre for Crisis Communication (CCC) has called on the Federal Government to strengthen Nigeria's...
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Inside Abuja's Craft Market: The Artisans Keeping Africa's Cultural Heritage Alive

Inside Abuja's Craft Market: The Artisans Keeping Africa's Cultural Heritage Alive

Real Broadcasting Network — In an era dominated by technology, automation and mass production, a community of dedicated artisans...
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'We're Still in the Race' - NDC Rejects Court Verdict, Heads to Appeal

'We're Still in the Race' - NDC Rejects Court Verdict, Heads to Appeal

therealmediang.com — The Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) says a Federal High Court ruling will not stop its political activities or participation in future elections. At a press briefing in Abuja, party leaders rejected the judgment delivered in Lokoja, announced plans to appeal, and assured members that the party remains legally registered.
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From Bystander to Lifesaver: The Critical Need for First Aid Literacy

From Bystander to Lifesaver: The Critical Need for First Aid Literacy

therealmediang.com — In a medical emergency, the moments before professional help arrives are often the most critical. Yet, many Nigerians remain untrained in basic life-saving skills, leading to preventable tragedies.
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Advancing Ethical Journalism: "Make It Count" Initiative Unveiled in Abuja

Advancing Ethical Journalism: "Make It Count" Initiative Unveiled in Abuja

therealmediang.com — A powerful new initiative aimed at strengthening independent journalism and advancing human rights reporting has been officially launched in Abuja. The "Make It Count" project, spearheaded by the Resource Centre for Human Rights and Civic Education (CHRICED) in partnership with Weltfilme (Germany) and supported by the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ), seeks to empower journalists, citizen reporters, and community storytellers across Nigeria.
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CHRICED, German Partners Launch 'Make It Count' Project to Strengthen Human Rights Reporting in N...

CHRICED, German Partners Launch 'Make It Count' Project to Strengthen Human Rights Reporting in N...

Real Broadcasting Network — A new initiative aimed at strengthening independent media and advancing human rights reporting in Nigeria...
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Upholding Human Dignity: UN Rapporteur and NHRC Advocate for Religious Freedom and Coexistence

Upholding Human Dignity: UN Rapporteur and NHRC Advocate for Religious Freedom and Coexistence

therealmediang.com — Following a comprehensive 12-day fact-finding mission across Nigeria, the United Nations Special Rapporteur on Freedom of Religion or Belief, Professor Nazila Ghanea, has shared critical insights into the nation's complex landscape of faith and security.
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Beyond Raw Materials: Redefining Africa's Mineral Wealth at the 2026 Natural Resources Summit

Beyond Raw Materials: Redefining Africa's Mineral Wealth at the 2026 Natural Resources Summit

therealmediang.com — The future of Africa's industrial transformation lies in its soil. As the continent gears up for the fifth Africa Natural Resources and Energy Investment Summit 2026, the narrative is shifting from traditional raw material exportation to value-added local processing and sustainable development.
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"Beauty Reclaimed" - Nigerian Artist Turns Waste Into Powerful Sculptures in Abuja

"Beauty Reclaimed" - Nigerian Artist Turns Waste Into Powerful Sculptures in Abuja

The BullRing Podcast — Artists and creative industry stakeholders gathered in Abuja for the exhibition "Beauty Reclaimed" by Dotun Popola, a showcase highlighting how recycled materials can be transformed into powerful works of art. Held at Village by Takarra Africa, the exhibition emphasized sustainability, cultural identity, and creativity as tools for storytelling and national development.
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Abdulsalami @84: He Chose Democracy Over Power - Akpabio

Abdulsalami @84: He Chose Democracy Over Power - Akpabio

therealmediang.com — Senate President, Godswill Akpabio, has described former Head of State, Abdulsalami Abubakar, as the architect...
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The Professor Humphrey Nwosu Memorial Lecture: Evaluating Electoral Integrity Ahead of 2027

The Professor Humphrey Nwosu Memorial Lecture: Evaluating Electoral Integrity Ahead of 2027

therealmediang.com — In this vital civic and political segment, we cover the timely Professor Humphrey Nwosu Memorial Lecture and panel discussion, focusing squarely on the future of democratic governance in Nigeria.
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Poetry as a Tool for National Development: Creative Sector Demands Equal Funding

Poetry as a Tool for National Development: Creative Sector Demands Equal Funding

therealmediang.com — "Who will live to impact, and who just lives to impress?" While Nigeria's music, film, and fashion industries continue to dominate global headlines and benefit from the Nigerian Creative Economy Fund, one fundamental pillar of the creative sector is being left behind: poetry.
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Nigeria Union of Teachers Protests Kidnapping, Warns of Nationwide Strike

Nigeria Union of Teachers Protests Kidnapping, Warns of Nationwide Strike

therealmediang.com — In a powerful show of solidarity, the Nigeria Union of Teachers (NUT) has launched a peaceful, nationwide protest to demand the immediate and unconditional release of teachers and pupils currently held captive by terrorists. The protest follows the distressing abduction of seven teachers and 39 pupils in Orhionmwon, Edo State, alongside 40 others in Akko, Borno State, on May 15, 2026.
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U.S. Visa Processing Shift to 20 African Hubs Could Hurt Education, Business Ties with Africa - P...

U.S. Visa Processing Shift to 20 African Hubs Could Hurt Education, Business Ties with Africa - P...

therealmediang.com — Following the U.S Department of State plans to overhaul its visa processing operations in Africa,...
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Health Expert Warns Youths Against Tobacco Use, Calls for Stronger Awareness Campaigns

Health Expert Warns Youths Against Tobacco Use, Calls for Stronger Awareness Campaigns

therealmediang.com — Concerns are growing over the increasing use of tobacco among young people worldwide, as health...
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Sandy Ojang Onor Emerges PDP Presidential Flag Bearer for 2027 Elections

Sandy Ojang Onor Emerges PDP Presidential Flag Bearer for 2027 Elections

therealmediang.com — The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has officially announced Sandy Ojang Onor as its presidential flag bearer ahead of the 2027 general elections. The announcement was made during a gathering of party leaders, delegates, and supporters, where party officials described Onor as a candidate capable of providing purposeful leadership and national unity.
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Itsekiri Youths Protest At INEC HQ Over Warri Ward Delineation

Itsekiri Youths Protest At INEC HQ Over Warri Ward Delineation

therealmediang.com — Concern is growing over the proposed delineation of political wards in Delta State's Warri Federal Constituency, as some Itsekiri youths staged a protest at the headquarters of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) in Abuja. The protesters accused INEC of marginalising the Itsekiri ethnic group in favour of the Ijaw and Urhobo communities, warning that demonstrations would continue until their concerns are addressed.
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53 Years Later, Is NYSC Still Driving Unity Among Nigerian Youths?

53 Years Later, Is NYSC Still Driving Unity Among Nigerian Youths?

therealmediang.com — The National Youth Service Corps (NYSC), established in 1973 by former Head of State General Yakubu Gowon, was created to foster national unity and integration among young Nigerians. As the scheme marks 53 years, this report reflects on its journey, impact, and continuing role in promoting service, cultural exchange, and nation-building across Nigeria.
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NYSC @53: FG Urges Governors to Integrate Corps Members into State Development Plans

NYSC @53: FG Urges Governors to Integrate Corps Members into State Development Plans

therealmediang.com — The Minister of Youth Development, Ayodele Olawande, has called on state governors to fully integrate...
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