Gov. Abdullahi Sule of Nasarawa State on Sunday in Lafia announced the closure of the state’s House...

Two new persons have tested positive to the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) in the Nasarawa State 72 hours after the index case was reported.

Gov. Abdullahi Sule of Nasarawa State has said that government would henceforth isolate for the mandatory 14 days any residents of the state returning from either Lagos or Kano states.

Invariably, health insurance remains a veritable tool for achieving Universal Health Coverage (UHC) in Nigeria.

Nasarawa state government has extended its lockdown order by 10 more days as stricter measures to prevent the spread of coronavirus in the state. Governor Abdullahi Sule made the declaration on the extension on Thursday at the government house

The Benue and Taraba Governments on Tuesday signed a peace agreement to end the lingering crisis between Tiv and Jukun. This was contained in a communique signed by the Deputy Governors of Nasarawa

A total of 125 inmates are to be released in Nasarawa State towards the containment of the spread of COVID-19 and the need to urgently decongest the Correctional Centres across the country.

Sule who disclosed this at a news conference on Friday in Lafia, urged those who have had contact with confirmed cases of COVID-19 to go into self-isolation to reduce the spread of the disease.

The Nasarawa State Government has directed all schools in the state to shut down as a result of the increasing cases of COVID-19 in the country.

Describes Loko as historical town “Immediately [Muhammadu Sanusi II] was deposed, the governor of Kano State called me and said ‘we have removed the Emir and we are thinking of sending him to your state, if you will accept him.’ I said why not; he is a highly respected person.” That was the conversation between…

The Nasarawa State Coalition of Business Professionals Association (NACOBPA) has lamented the poor business climate that has crippled small and medium scale businesses in the state.

The National Association of Mada (NAM) has threatened to engage the Nasarawa State House of Assembly in legal battle to reclaim its traditional stool assumed to a non-Mada indigene.