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The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) and the United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) have issued a stark warning regarding the escalating hunger crisis in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC). They report that millions of individuals are facing severe food insecurity as humanitarian assistance efforts are unable to keep pace with the growing needs. The situation is exacerbated by ongoing conflicts, economic instability, and climate-related challenges, which have significantly impacted agricultural production and access to food. The FAO and WFP are calling for increased support to address the urgent needs of the affected populations.
The United Kingdom has reiterated its dedication to fostering development and governance reforms in northern Nigeria, specifically through its partnership with the governments of Kano and Jigawa states. This commitment was highlighted during recent high-level discussions aimed at enhancing collaboration in various sectors. The UK government emphasized its ongoing support for initiatives that promote sustainable growth and improve public service delivery in the region.
Bolaji Balogun, the Chairman of Unilever Nigeria Plc, has highlighted operational resilience as a key factor contributing to the company's growth in the 2025 financial year. This assertion comes in the wake of the company's performance metrics, which reflect a positive trajectory amidst challenging market conditions. Balogun emphasized that the ability to adapt and respond effectively to operational challenges has been instrumental in sustaining the company's success. Unilever Nigeria continues to focus on enhancing its operational strategies to maintain this growth momentum.
The Christian Health Association of Nigeria (CHAN) conducted a courtesy visit to the Adamawa State Planning Commission (ASPC) to enhance collaboration in healthcare delivery and strategic development. During the visit, the CHAN delegation was received by the Executive Chairman of ASPC, who expressed support for initiatives aimed at improving sustainable planning in the state. This meeting underscores the commitment of both organizations to work together for the betterment of healthcare services in Adamawa State.
Troops of the Joint Task Force (North East), operating under Operation HADIN KAI and specifically within the framework of Operation DESERT SANITY, successfully rescued six individuals who had been abducted. In addition to the rescue, the troops apprehended several suspected collaborators linked to terrorist activities in the region. The operation highlights ongoing efforts to combat insurgency and ensure the safety of civilians in affected areas. Further details regarding the identities of the rescued individuals and the arrested suspects have not been disclosed.
Online dating has emerged as a significant avenue for individuals seeking romantic connections, with research from the Pew Research Center indicating that approximately 10% of partnered adults have met their current partners through dating platforms. Furthermore, nearly half of the users reported having entered into a committed relationship with someone they encountered via these sites or applications. This trend highlights the growing acceptance and reliance on digital means for forming personal relationships in contemporary society.
Janet Igohia, identified as a prominent bandit kingpin, has reportedly met her end following a series of operations by security forces. Known for her involvement in various criminal activities, her demise marks a significant development in the ongoing efforts to combat banditry in the region. Authorities have not disclosed specific details regarding the circumstances of her death or the operations that led to it. This incident is expected to impact the dynamics of banditry in the area as law enforcement continues its crackdown on organized crime.
Bola Ahmed Shettima has officially endorsed the Renewed Hope Baby Support (RHBS) programme, which is part of a broader national initiative aimed at enhancing human capital development. The RHBS programme focuses on providing support to families with newborns, ensuring they have access to essential resources and services. This endorsement is expected to bolster the initiative's reach and effectiveness in addressing the needs of vulnerable families across the country. The programme aligns with the government's commitment to improving the welfare of citizens and fostering sustainable development.
During a news conference held in the Indian Treaty Room of the Eisenhower Executive Office Building, U.S. Vice President JD Vance emphasized the need for states to intensify their efforts in combating fraud within Medicaid and Medicare programs. His remarks come as the Trump administration increases its scrutiny of healthcare spending and state compliance with federal regulations. Vance's warning suggests that states that do not take adequate measures to address fraud may face potential cuts to their funding for these critical healthcare programs.
The Lagos State Primary Health Care Board has introduced a comprehensive 10-year Financial Sustainability Plan aimed at enhancing primary healthcare services across the state. This initiative, known as the Lagos State Primary Health Plan, seeks to ensure consistent funding and resource allocation to improve healthcare delivery. The plan is expected to address various challenges within the primary healthcare system and promote better health outcomes for residents. Stakeholders are encouraged to collaborate in the implementation of this strategic framework to achieve its objectives effectively.
Chinese President Xi Jinping hosted U.S. President Donald Trump in Beijing on Thursday, welcoming him with military honors. The meeting took place at the Great Hall of the People, where both leaders were seen shaking hands and engaging in brief conversation. This visit marks a significant moment in U.S.-China relations, highlighting ongoing diplomatic interactions between the two nations.
The Olubadan of Ibadanland, Oba Rashidi Adewolu Ladoja, expressed his approval of the Nigerian Education Loan Fund (NELFUND) during a ceremony on Wednesday. He characterized the initiative as commendable, highlighting its potential to support students in accessing higher education. The Olubadan emphasized the importance of educational funding in fostering academic success and contributing to national development. His remarks reflect a broader recognition of the need for financial assistance in the education sector.
As Muslims across Nigeria prepare for the Eid-el-Kabir celebrations, there has been a significant increase in the prices of rams, foodstuffs, and other essential commodities. During a recent survey in Kaduna State, various markets revealed an abundance of rams; however, the prices have surged, making them less affordable for many. The Eid-el-Kabir festivities involve the ritual of animal sacrifice, which has contributed to the heightened demand for rams in the lead-up to the celebrations. This price hike reflects broader economic trends affecting consumer goods in the region.
The Managing Director of the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN), Mrs. Olubunmi Kuku, has emphasized the importance of enhancing emergency preparedness measures within the organization. During a recent engagement, she highlighted the need for stronger collaboration with the Lagos State Emergency Management Agency (LASEMA) to ensure effective response strategies in the event of emergencies. This commitment aims to bolster safety protocols at airports and improve overall operational readiness in Lagos.
Senate President Godswill Akpabio has emphasized the importance of collaboration among government entities, academic institutions, and farmers to enhance Nigeria's agricultural sector through technological advancements. He highlighted that such synergy is crucial for addressing the challenges faced in agriculture and improving productivity. Akpabio made these remarks during a recent event aimed at fostering partnerships that can lead to innovative solutions in farming practices. The initiative seeks to leverage expertise from various sectors to drive sustainable growth in agriculture across the country.
Visa has published a report detailing a 20% increase in consumer spending on firms' cards during the Ramadan and Eid Al-Fitr period in Nigeria. This data reflects the growing trend of digital payments among consumers in the country. The insights provided by Visa highlight the significant role of electronic transactions in facilitating spending during this festive season. The report underscores the ongoing shift towards cashless payment solutions in Nigeria's economy.
The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) is taking steps to address the significant digital divide affecting nearly 30 percent of the global population, which remains offline. According to a report from the International Telecommunication Union released in November, over 2 billion individuals lack access to the Internet, hindering their ability to engage in essential activities such as shopping, bill payments, and virtual meetings. The IEEE's initiative aims to develop strategies and technologies that will facilitate Internet connectivity for these underserved communities, thereby promoting greater inclusion in the digital economy.
Governor Ahmadu Fintiri of Adamawa State has made minor adjustments to his cabinet, appointing Leader Leneke as the new Commissioner for Information. In addition to this appointment, two existing commissioners have exchanged their roles; Sali Idris has transitioned from the Ministry of Livestock to the Ministry of Agriculture, while Professor David Jatau has moved in the opposite direction, taking over the Ministry of Livestock. These changes are part of the governor's ongoing efforts to enhance the effectiveness of his administration.
The Lagos State Government is moving forward with plans to establish a Cybersecurity Operations Centre aimed at enhancing the protection of residents' data and digital transactions. Tunbosun Alake, the Commissioner for Innovation, Science and Technology, made this announcement during the 2026 Ministerial Press Briefing held in Alausa, Ikeja. He emphasized that the initiative is crucial as an increasing number of residents adopt digital services, highlighting the need for robust cybersecurity measures to safeguard their information.
The National Universities Commission (NUC) has entered into a $65 million performance contract with six universities in Nigeria, in collaboration with the World Bank. This agreement is designed to enhance procurement processes, as well as environmental and social governance standards across the country's higher education institutions. The initiative aims to improve the overall operational effectiveness and accountability of the selected universities, thereby contributing to the advancement of the educational sector in Nigeria.
Operatives of the Ogun State Police Command are reported to have assaulted students of the Gateway Institute of Technology in Igbesa on Tuesday. According to information from DAILY POST, the incident reportedly began when a student was stopped and searched, during which a substance described as 'black soap' was discovered. Following the search, the student was allegedly arrested and detained, prompting a response from fellow students who sought to intervene in the situation.
The Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC) has expressed its support for the recent consumer protection initiatives implemented by the Lagos State Electricity Regulatory Commission (LASERC). These measures are designed to eliminate the practice of estimated billing and enhance accountability within the electricity sector. The FCCPC endorsed LASERC's stance as outlined in the 2025 Lagos Electricity Market Report, emphasizing the importance of enforcing existing legal frameworks to protect consumers and ensure fair billing practices.
Paul Ikherovba Erakhifu, commonly referred to as "Texas," began his career at the Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) on October 17, 1994, coinciding with his birth month. Starting as a junior staff member on Grade Level 3, Erakhifu's commitment to excellence and hard work propelled him through the ranks. His journey reflects a remarkable transition characterized by diligence, determination, and discipline, ultimately leading him to assume a significant leadership role within the organization.
The United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) has released its second humanitarian situation report concerning the impact of Tropical Cyclone Maila in the Solomon Islands, covering the period from April 20 to May 11, 2026. The cyclone has affected approximately 150,000 individuals across 161 communities, with Western and Choiseul Provinces experiencing the most severe damage. Educational services have been significantly disrupted, with 84 schools impacted, 16 of which are currently unusable, affecting around 11,194 children. UNICEF is prioritizing support for severely damaged schools and those serving as evacuation centers by establishing temporary learning spaces, while also addressing critical water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) needs and providing assistance to health facilities to mitigate public health risks. The organization aims to directly support between 8,000 and 10,000 individuals, including 2,500 to 3,000 children, through various life-saving interventions.
The Federal High Court in Abuja has scheduled July 13 for the delivery of judgment in a case involving eight Chinese nationals and two other individuals, who are facing allegations related to illegal mining activities. The date was set by Justice James Omotosho following the adoption of final arguments by both the Prosecution Counsel, Adeola Adedipe, and the defense counsel, Oladimeji Ekengba. The case has drawn significant attention due to its implications for foreign involvement in Nigeria's mining sector.
In 2025, the humanitarian situation in Colombia faced significant deterioration due to non-compliance with international humanitarian law, as reported by the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC). Olivier Dubois, the head of the ICRC's Regional Delegation in Bogotá, highlighted the challenges posed by ongoing armed conflict, which has intensified and evolved, including the increased use of technology such as drones impacting civilian life. The withdrawal of humanitarian organizations and a reduction in resources have further complicated efforts to address the growing needs of affected communities, leading to a 30 percent budget cut for the ICRC in Colombia for 2026. Dubois emphasized the critical importance of upholding international humanitarian law to mitigate the suffering of civilians and called for concrete actions from all parties involved in the conflict.
A Nigerian court has accepted confessions presented in the ongoing trial concerning a coup plot involving six defendants. In response to concerns regarding the voluntariness of these statements, the court has initiated a trial-within-trial to assess the circumstances under which the confessions were made. This procedural step aims to ensure that the rights of the accused are upheld throughout the legal process. The proceedings are closely monitored as they unfold, reflecting the serious nature of the allegations involved.
The Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) has announced that the cost for its presidential nomination and expression of interest forms for the upcoming 2027 general elections will be set at sixty million naira. In addition, the party has decided to implement an open secret ballot system for its primary elections. This decision is intended to promote transparency and fairness in the electoral process, reflecting the party's commitment to integrity in its candidate selection.
Mohammed Hayatu-Deen, a presidential aspirant representing the African Democratic Congress (ADC), has announced his intention to impose life sentences for individuals convicted of terrorism if he is elected. This commitment is part of his broader strategy to combat terrorism and enhance national security in Nigeria. Hayatu-Deen emphasized the need for stringent measures to deter terrorist activities and ensure the safety of citizens. His proposal reflects a growing concern over the impact of terrorism on the country and aims to establish a more robust legal framework to address the issue.
During the trial-witin-trial at the Federal High Court in Abuja, the first Prosecution Witness (PW-1) testified that the suspects involved in the alleged coup plot provided their confessional statements voluntarily, as evidenced by video recordings. The witness was examined by the Federal Government's lawyer, Rotimi Oyedepo, SAN, in proceedings presided over by Justice Joyce Abdulmalik. This testimony is part of the ongoing legal process concerning the suspects' alleged involvement in the coup plot.
The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS), Ogun 1 Area Command, has reported the interception of 10,126 parcels of cannabis sativa across various locations in Ogun State. The total Duty Paid Value (DPV) of the seized drugs is estimated at N743,400,000. This significant operation was announced by the Area Comptroller, Mr. Olukayode Afeni, during a handover ceremony to Mr. Williams Ekundayo, the Commander of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency. The seizure underscores ongoing efforts to combat drug trafficking in the region.
Troops of Sector 2 Joint Task Force, Operation Fansan Yamma, have conducted a series of operations in Katsina aimed at dismantling terrorist activities and criminal networks. During these operations, the troops successfully neutralized several terrorists and recovered 175 livestock that had been stolen. Additionally, the forces disrupted a drug trafficking ring, further contributing to the ongoing efforts to enhance security and stability in the region. The military's actions reflect a commitment to combating crime and protecting local communities.
George Emmanuel Chukwudi, widely recognized as Star George, has announced the launch of his gaming livestream, a significant milestone in his career as a digital creator and livestream personality. This new venture is dedicated to honoring the memory of his late mother, reflecting a personal tribute intertwined with his professional aspirations. The livestream is expected to engage his audience through interactive gaming sessions, showcasing his skills and personality in the digital entertainment space.
Benue State Governor, Reverend Father Hyacinth Alia, has reiterated his administration's dedication to enhancing collaboration with security agencies to foster community involvement in addressing security challenges. This statement was made during a visit from a delegation of the 2026 Nigerian Study team from the Armed Forces College at the Government House in Makurdi. The governor emphasized the importance of joint efforts between the government and security forces to ensure the safety and security of the state's residents. The meeting underscored the ongoing commitment to creating a secure environment through cooperative strategies.
Norway has announced an allocation of NOK 30 million to support the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) in tracing missing persons, particularly focusing on Ukrainian children affected by the ongoing conflict with Russia. This funding is part of a broader commitment of NOK 233 million from the Nansen Support Programme aimed at addressing humanitarian needs in Ukraine. The ICRC's Central Tracing Agency will utilize these resources to collect and exchange information to reunite families and clarify the fates of those reported missing, amidst alarming reports of thousands of Ukrainian children being forcibly transferred or abducted. Norway’s Minister of Foreign Affairs emphasized the importance of accountability for these violations and the need to assist in bringing affected children back home, while also highlighting ongoing support for UNICEF's initiatives to safeguard the rights and well-being of these vulnerable children.
Imo Digital City Limited (IDCL) is actively promoting its initiative to establish Nigeria's leading digital economy hub in the South-East region. The project features 14 specialized hubs designed to attract both local and international investors. These hubs aim to foster innovation, technology development, and entrepreneurship within the digital sector. IDCL's efforts are part of a broader strategy to enhance the economic landscape of Imo State and position it as a key player in Nigeria's digital transformation.
Senator Wasiu Eshinlokun has distributed over N230 million in cash grants and educational materials in Lagos, aimed at supporting local education and enhancing community welfare. The initiative is designed to empower youths and provide financial assistance to various community projects. This distribution reflects the senator's commitment to improving the socio-economic conditions within his constituency. The event attracted significant attention as beneficiaries received funds and resources intended to foster development and educational advancement.
The Enugu Gaming Conference 2026 is poised to enhance investment opportunities at the grassroots level in Enugu, as it aims to unite key players from Nigeria's gaming and financial technology sectors. Scheduled for July 29 and 30, the event will draw regulators, gaming operators, investors, and technology experts, fostering discussions on economic growth and technological advancements. This gathering is anticipated to stimulate local businesses and create a more vibrant economic landscape for residents in the region.
The Senate Committee on Agricultural Colleges and Institutions has unveiled plans to modernise Nigeria’s agricultural education and research system as part of efforts to tackle food insecurity. The committee’s Chairman, Sen. Sharafadeen Alli, during a media parley held in Ibadan on Monday, added that the plans would also boost job creation across the country. NAN reports
IBADAN – The Senate Committee on Agricultural Colleges and Institutions has unveiled plans to overhaul Nigeria’s agricultural education and research system as part of efforts to address food insecurity and boost job creation nationwide. Chairman of the committee, Senator Sharafadeen Alli, disclosed this during a media parley in Ibadan on Monday ahead of the maiden
Despite the clear and obvious risks, many Americans don’t have a life insurance policy, putting their loved ones at risk. For seniors living their retirements on a fixed income, a lack of life insurance can be particularly consequential for the family left behind. Digital technology is changing this outlook, making it easier than ever for
A Nigerian man who relocated to Canada as an international student has shared a detailed cost breakdown and the amount he spent for his tuition at the university.
The Lagos State Government has concluded plans to launch a state-owned driver's license in collaboration with the Federal Government (FG) as part of efforts to ensure sanity and safety on roads across the metropolis. The post Lagos set to launch own driver’s license appeared first on Vanguard News .
Supporters and constituents of Umar Yusuf Yabo have raised N10 million to purchase a nomination form for the lawmaker ahead of the 2027 general elections. The fundraising event, held in Yabo, attracted party loyalists, community leaders, and political stakeholders who gathered to express support for the federal lawmaker, popularly known as Dan-Maje. Speaking at the
The first batch of intending pilgrims from Sokoto State for the 2026 Hajj exercise departed the Sultan Abubakar III International Airport, Sokoto, in the early hours of Monday. The aircraft, operated by UMZA Airline, took off at about 6:21 a.m. with 484 pilgrims on board en route to the Prince Mohammad Bin Abdulaziz International Airport
Troops of Sector 2 Joint Task Force, Operation FANSAN YAMMA, have intensified offensive against terrorists and criminal syndicates in Katsina State, recording significant victories across Matazu, Musawa, Kankia, Dutsin-Ma, and Malumfashi Local Government Areas (LGAs) on 9 May 2026. Media Information Officer, Joint Task Force (North West) Operation FANSAN YAMMA, The post Troops eliminate terrorists, recover 175 livestock and bust drug ring in Katsina appeared first on National Accord Newspaper .
The Federal Government has launched mandatory drug tests for secondary school students nationwide to curb the growing menace of drugs among the youths.
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The South-West Development Commission (SWDC) has unveiled its rural transformation programme, TransComs, targeted at improving the welfare of dwellers in rural communities. TransComs, short for Transformed Communities, is SWDC’s cluster-based model for converting groups of rural communities into integrated economic hubs. Inaugurated an Action Committee tasked to turn TransComs, its rural transformation programme, from concept
BY YUSUF BABALOLA, Lagos AND EJIKE EJIKE, Abuja Fresh concerns have emerged over the growing impact of Jet A1 aviation fuel shortages in Nigeria, with the National Association of Aircraft Pilots and Engineers warning that prolonged supply disruptions now pose serious risks to flight safety, airline operations and workforce stability across the aviation sector. The
. Records 46.75m GRT - Larger vessels drive 19.5% surge .Vehicle traffic jumps 67% Sunday Ehigiator Nigeria’s maritime sector recorded strong operational growth in the first quarter of 2026,
Despite billions spent, Nigeria’s state-owned NNPC refineries remain a national albatross. This analysis explores the case for privatization now. Read More: https://punchng.com/nnpc-refineries-albatross-of-a-nation/
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President Bola Tinubu’s appointee, Reno Omokri, met Peter Gregory Obi in Abuja on Sunday, May 10. The video trended on the social media platform X.
TransComs, short for Transformed Communities, is SWDC’s cluster-based model for converting groups of rural communities into integrated economic hubs. The post Development commission inaugurates committee to execute South-west rural development transformation appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria .
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The French Institute (IFN), in collaboration with GOSKATE, has called on the government to invest in the skateboarding industry as a means of creating opportunities for Nigerian youth to represent the nation in global sporting events, including the Olympic Games. According to the institute, skateboarding instills essential qualities such as resilience and perseverance, which are
In April, a handful of major news outlets ran Daniel Emori’s story. In 44 years, the story had not changed; he practically stopped moving at age 21—every year since then had been in a sick bed, unable to move, suffering bouts of bed sores, urinating through a catheter. And complications had multiplied to include a
...Reaffirms commitment to security of its nationals, investments By Vera Wisdom-Bassey The Chinese Consulate in Lagos has donated communication equipment to the Ogun State Police Command to strengthen emergency response coordination, and in a demonstration of support for enhanced operational efficiency. The Commissioner of Police, Ogun State Command, CP Bode Ojajuni, alongside members
Maritime institutions in partnership with the Maritime Organization of West and Central Africa (MOWCA) have resolved to address multiple problems facing developments in the blue economy and maritime sectors in the West and Central Africa subregion. The post MOWCA, maritime institutions to tackle training challenges appeared first on The Sun Nigeria .
GEORGE ADIMIKE pays tribute to Ezenna, a businessman and philanthropist In a social climate where enterprise is too often reduced to the arithmetic of profit and loss, and where
By Longdi Manbis The Plateau Government says it has successfully airlifted of 1,138 intending pilgrims from the state to Saudi Arabia for the 2026 Hajj exercise. Alh. Daiyabu Dauda, the Executive Secretary, Plateau Muslim Pilgrims Welfare Board, disclosed this in a statement on Saturday in Jos. Dauda Said that the final batch of the pilgrims
Crude oil prices rebounded on Friday after renewed tensions between the United States and Iran reignited concerns over global supply disruptions and the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, one of the world’s most critical oil shipping routes. According to a Reuters report, Brent crude oil rose by 67 cents, or 0.7 percent to $100.73
Kaduna State Governor Senator Uba Sani has approved the appointment of 17 new officials to key positions across government, signaling a renewed push to deepen accountability, accelerate development, and broaden citizen engagement across the state. The appointments, announced on Friday by Chief Press Secretary Ibraheem Musa, span a wide range of critical governance portfolios, from
Jobberman has said it has helped over 1.1 million Nigerians secure jobs within six years, with women accounting for the majority of placements as the company deepens efforts to improve youth employment and inclusion across the country. The company disclosed this during its inaugural Partners’ Convening hosted under the Young Africa Works strategy in partnership
By Chimezie GodfreyThe Comptroller-General of Customs, CGC Adewale Adeniyi, has pledged renewed support for Yakubu Gowon University as part of efforts to strengthen education, research and infrastructure development at the institution.Adeniyi made the pledge while receiving the Vice-Chancellor of the university, Professor Hakeem Fawehinmi, and other principal officers during a courtesy visit to the Customs
Nvidia has committed several billion dollars in additional funding to help finance new U.S. manufacturing facilities for Corning, marking one of the clearest signs yet that the artificial intelligence boom is reshaping the entire industrial supply chain far beyond semiconductors alone. The previously undisclosed funding, confirmed Thursday by Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang and Corning CEO
As thousands of pilgrims continue their spiritual journey across the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia for the 2026 Hajj exercise, technology and Artificial Intelligence are increasingly playing a vital role in bridging communication gaps among pilgrims and service providers. For a group of Jigawa state pilgrims travelling from Madinah to Makkah, a journey that began a
Francis Sardauna in Katsina The Katsina State Government has organised a one-day training workshop for media aides and communication officers aimed at enhancing their capacity in social media management and
Funmi Ogundare The Founder and Chief Executive Officer of MitiMeth, Achenyo Idachaba-Obaro, yesterday, called for investments in improved production systems capable of preserving cultural heritage while modernising Africa’s craft and circular
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Nigerian dancers are intensifying calls for stronger recognition of dance as a structured, culturally significant and profitable profession, as practitioners push for better industry support, preservation of street dance heritage and greater global visibility. Industry stakeholders say the perception of dance as a side activity no longer reflects the realities of a growing creative sector
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Nigeria’s push to reposition its universities as drivers of industrial growth received a major boost on Friday with the launch of the Mine-Tech University Innovation Pod (Mine-Tech UniPod) at Nasarawa State University, as the Federal Government declared that the country must transition from exporting raw minerals to building a technology-driven The post FG launches Mine-Tech UniPod at Nasarawa State University appeared first on National Accord Newspaper .
In a bid to boost food security in the country, One Acre Fund Nigeria is empowering 88,000 smallholder with 9000 tonnes of input ahead of the planting season. One Acre Fund is a social enterprise supporting smallholder farmers with access to financing, quality agricultural inputs, training, and market linkages. Since launching in Nigeria in 2018,
The Federal Government on Friday, launched a major innovation-driven mining technology initiative aimed at transforming Nigeria’s vast solid minerals sector into a powerhouse for industrial growth, job creation and global competitiveness. The post FG unveils Mine-Tech UniPod to drive Nigeria’s $1tn mineral economy, create 5,000 green jobs appeared first on Vanguard News .
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From Juliana Taiwo-Obalonye, Abuja Vice President Kashim Shettima has pledged the federal government’s full support to expedite the passage of a bill before the National Assembly that seeks to rename and expand the mandate of the Institute of Chartered Secretaries and Administrators of Nigeria (ICSAN). Speaking on Friday during a courtesy visit by an ICSAN
A video making the rounds on social media has captured the moment a Nigerian lady tied knot with a man who broke her heart three times. Netizens reacted.