Lagos to Arrest Buyers Who Patronise Roadside Traders From Next Week

Residents of Lagos who regularly stop by roadsides, medians and walkways to purchase food, clothing, household items and other goods may soon face arrest as the State Government intensifies its crackdown on illegal trading. The Lagos Waste Management Authority (LAWMA) has warned that, beginning next week, residents who patronise traders operating in unauthorised public spaces…

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NAFDAC Raises Alarm Over Fake Goods, Says Chinese Suspects Now Running Local Networks

The National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) has uncovered what it described as a disturbing new dimension to Nigeria’s counterfeit-goods crisis, with the Agency alleging that some Chinese Nationals involved in counterfeiting have moved operations into the Country and established local production and distribution networks. The revelation, made amid growing public…

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Diphtheria Crisis: Plateau Shuts All Schools as Outbreak Claims 23 Lives, 148 Cases Suspected

Global Mirror News gathered that the Plateau State Government has ordered the immediate temporary closure of all primary and secondary schools across the state following a diphtheria outbreak that has claimed at least 23 lives, with 148 suspected cases recorded by health authorities. The directive was issued on Saturday, September 5, 2026, by Plateau State…

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‘Fresh’ Orange Juice Fails Lab Test: Osinbajo Raises Alarm Over Dangerous Chemicals in Nigerian Produce

Former Vice President Yemi Osinbajo has raised concerns over the use of hazardous chemicals in the production, preservation and ripening of fruits and vegetables in Nigeria, revealing that a laboratory test once found his wife Dolapo Osinbajo’s freshly squeezed orange juice unfit for human consumption. Osinbajo made the disclosure while speaking at the Open Day…

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Medical Breakthrough: Pig Kidney Keeps US Patient Alive Without Dialysis for 271 Days

A genetically edited pig kidney has functioned successfully inside a living human patient for 271 days, enabling a 66-year-old American man with end-stage kidney disease to stay off dialysis for about nine months before he eventually received a human donor kidney. The achievement, described by Doctors as the longest recorded dialysis-free survival after a pig-kidney…

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Abuja Kidney Scandal: Medical Expert Says Young Men Were Voluntary Donors, Not Victims of Harvesting

A Nigerian medical expert has defended Doctors at the centre of a controversial kidney procedure in Abuja, insisting that the young men involved were voluntary organ donors and were not victims of illegal kidney harvesting or forced organ trafficking. The controversy surrounding the kidney procedures has generated widespread public concern, with questions being raised about…

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Police Arrest Two Doctors, Two Others Over Alleged Kidney-Harvesting Syndicate

The Nigeria Police Force has paraded two Medical Doctors and two other suspects over their alleged involvement in an organ-harvesting and human-trafficking syndicate reportedly operating in Nasarawa State and parts of the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja. Global Mirror News gathered that the four suspects were arrested by operatives of the Nigeria Police Special Tactical Squad…

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Nigeria records 22,000 new HIV infections among children yearly — Prof. Okonkwo

Nigeria records an estimated 22,000 new HIV infections among children annually, with about 160,000 children aged zero to 14 years currently living with the virus, a Professor of Infectious Disease Epidemiology at Bingham University, Prosper Okonkwo, has disclosed. Okonkwo also revealed that approximately 15,000 AIDS-related deaths among children were recorded within a single year, warning…

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