Minister of National Security and Unity becomes your minister

Nigerian Minister of Information and Culture Alhaji La Mohammed has urged journalists to exercise their freedom of expression with caution and to remain committed to the unity and security of our country. Minister Oladipo Okunnu, Director in the Ministry of Information and Culture made this statement on Victory Day in Abuja, where a conference on the theme of Information was a public plea. He said the Government sees journalists as current partners for cooperation to succeed on the things our forefathers were committed to. The Minister reminded the audience that, false news, misinformation and hate speech can cause civil unrest and also negatively affect the unity of our country, so we must avoid such actions now. He said that we must always remember that, the security and position of our nation and citizens for true development and promotion must be of the utmost importance. He also assured that the media will continue to support the journalists in this regard.


The Minister reminded the audience that, false news, misinformation and hate speech can cause civil unrest and also negatively affect the unity of our country, so we must avoid such actions now. He said that we must always remember that, the security and position of our nation and citizens for true development and promotion must be of the utmost importance. He also assured that the media will continue to support the journalists in this regard. Meanwhile, the Executive Committee of the Nigerian Press Council, Francis Nwosu also urged journalists to be socially responsible while on the job.


Meanwhile, the Executive Committee of the Nigerian Press Council, Francis Nwosu also urged journalists to be socially responsible while on the job.


Parliament begins debate on the 2022 Budget

The Nigerian parliament has begun deliberations on the general provisions of the 2022 Reform Act, as part of the budget proposal presented by President Buhari to the National Assembly on Thursday last week. President Muhammadu Buhari has presented a budget of N16,391,023,917,692 to the Parliament, and is awaiting signature for the 2022 budget. Some of the parliamentarians sitting at the day's session resumed the bill which the shareholders planned to add their own on Thursday, which would be the last day for the discussion, before the bill went to second reading. The Speaker of the Parliament, Ahmad Lawan urged his colleagues to see that they are in the chamber on Wednesday to conclude the discussion, so that it can proceed to the next stage for the Security Budget period for MDAs.


Campaigns will be completed by 2023- President Buhari

President Muhammadu Buhari has assured Nigerians that the second bridge in Niger, Eko state and Ibadan city, which is blocked by the federal government, will be completed before the end of the second term. The president spoke on Monday during a review of the campaign results of his government since he took office. expressed his disappointment to the ministers who are present as the Federal Council explains the achievements they have made in the last two years of their government. The President also went on to say that many other initiatives have been taken by his government especially regarding the Nigerian national railway. He also said that his government will not be able to re-emphasize the security, empowerment and development sector on empowerment for youth. The Banker and the Lender


Video: Kwara State government is angry as the head of an Arabic school gives a student a seat, and he takes the book home

A representative from the Kwara State Government visited the Arabic school, where the headmaster had stabbed a student who was allegedly disruptive, and the picture was then hung on a wall. The government has appointed committees to investigate the incident, including experts in Islam, government officials and the public. The government has also taken all students to hospital for proper testing and treatment. The government urged all citizens to remain silent until the commission completes its investigation. Lender and Banker


The unity of the Nigerian government is not open to the Prime Minister

With the rise and fall of crime across the country, the Nigerian government has again stressed that it will not compromise the unity of the state. The country's Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed made this clear during an interview with Voice of Nigeria reporters in Abuja, over the weekend. The Minister said that the government is taking all measures to tackle crime, but he also urged the citizens to be prepared for the unprecedented attacks within their capabilities as the government alone cannot handle it. People must be smart and intelligent enough to understand that this sacrifice is something that affects everyone. Alhaji Mohammed said the government is working hard on the issue of criminals regardless of who they are, where they are or where they are working. He said that any name that is not their symbol is not important at all. They are all evil and must be found.


People must be smart and intelligent enough to understand that this sacrifice is something that affects everyone. Alhaji Mohammed said the government is working hard on the issue of criminals regardless of who they are, where they are or where they are working. He said that any name that is not their symbol is not important at all. They are all evil and must be found. Whether they are foreigners or natives, the government will continue to hold them in a tight grip until they are completely defeated. The minister rejected the comment that the government is providing the victims with proper care.


Whether they are foreigners or natives, the government will continue to hold them in a tight grip until they are completely defeated. The minister rejected the comment that the government is providing the victims with proper care.


The oil and gas workers' union, NUPENG, condemned the planned strike.

The Oil and Gas Workers Union, NUPENG, said it has suspended the strike that had decided to start the work of oil tankers between midnight on October 10, 2021. The decision came after a meeting between the group, under the administration of the state-owned oil company, NNPC, in Ibadan, Oyo state, on Wednesday, October 2021 and the outcome of the next meeting on Victory Day, December 2021 in Abuja, according to a statement released today. In a statement signed by NUPENG President, Comrade William Akporeha and Secretary General Afulabi Olawale, said the delay of the planned strike was based on their belief that the consultation held with the government on Friday, October 10, and also at the Victory Day meeting, December 10, 2021 will bring us to action. He further said, the purpose of taking them is not to cause distress to the citizens, but to ensure that there is adequate protection in our roads for the sake of life and property. As a Group leader, they know the impact their actions often have on people, businesses and the country as a whole, but they cannot negotiate to see everything go wrong in the industry. They warned that the group would not hesitate to resume discussions soon if the two meetings were not fully implemented within the agreed timeframe.


Happy birthday! There is a cure for cancer

The director of the Nigerian Press Agency, Voice of Nigeria, VON, Osita Okechukwu described the cancer clinic built in Kano state as a support program for those suffering from lung disease. He added that there is now a waiting list for the treatment of cancer-related deaths after lung treatment in the hospital. The announcement was made during the visit of the Governor of Kano State to the Nigerian Broadcasting Corporation (NBC) during their annual conference in Kano State. He also said that this is a cancer that is killing children and adults, and that this disease has made Abiku a false hero because it is not treated properly.But with this cancer hospital built by the Kano state government, there is certainly hope for cancer patients in Nigeria. We are protesting for Kano state government for seven or six of the bombings


Osinbajo will meet President Buhari in London at the UN meeting

The Vice President of Nigeria, Mr. Yemi Osinbajo will leave Abuja for London to represent President Muhammadu Buhari at the international forum on energy transition in Africa, especially in Nigeria. Vice President's spokesperson, Laolu Akande, also said that Prof. Osinbajo will regularly discuss with COP26 coordinator, Alok Sharma, who is the UK's head of government and chairman of the COP26 pro-democracy government.


Chief of Army Staff begins field exercise

After the launch of the Field Training for three Nigerian Army soldiers on the 4th of October 2021, in Emene in Enugu State, south-eastern Nigeria, the Chief of Army Staff (COAS), General Faruk Yahaya has started working on the behaviour. The first job of the soldier Yahaya was in the 24 support engineer regiment in Abakaliki, where he listened to the operational program through the Commander, encouraging the soldiers to be professional in their behaviour during and after the test, and ensuring that what would support them to do their job faced the mark. In Abakaliki, COAS visited Ebonyi State Governor, Engineer Dave Nwaeze Umahi and congratulated him for his efforts on combating wildlife violence in the Southeast. COAS thanked the governor and other governors of the south-east for their efforts to ensure that peace and security is restored to the entire south-east as stated by the Director, General Military Relations, Brigadier General Onyema Nwachukwu.


Higher Education Funding Organisation TETFund provides funding to four pharmaceutical companies in Nigeria

The TETF, a funder of higher education, said it would fund research projects in four public companies, which the National Institute for Drug Research and Development, NIPRD, will encourage to develop new drugs. The Executive Secretary of TETFund, Prof Suleiman Bogoro, made this statement in Abuja, during an online meeting on R&D Implementation at the Nigerian Medical Research Council, which coincided with the one-year anniversary of the founding of the TETFund Fund and the TETFund Development Committee, RDSC. Bogoro, said that NIPRD will cooperate with the Nigerian Forest Research Institute, Ibadan to research and produce the vaccine. Talking about the proposed National Development and Rehabilitation Fund (NRDF), he said that the agency would be under the joint secretariat of the SGF, once it is established, and said that the agency would not be a single service. The TETFund chairman believes that the RDSC activities are bringing about a change and stability in the perception of the people about the country's infrastructure, furthermore, he said that the board is changing people's minds about the direction the country should take, to move forward.


Youths, get involved in Nigerian politics

Vice President of Nigeria, Mr. Yemi Osinbajo has urged Nigerian youth to get more involved in the politics of this country because politics is for everyone. Osinbajo spoke on Monday during a press conference titled: Vital politics: What schools and venues won't teach you to fight for the election, The authors were Vice President Babafemi Ojodu and Alex Adekunle James. Vice President Osinbajo also said that money is one of the problems facing young people to get involved in politics. The youth was encouraged to participate in politics because it was not all political, there was violence and suffering.


Welcome to the land of peace in Ethiopia

Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari has called for peace and stability in Ethiopia and the East African countries as they face many challenges. The president spoke at the swearing-in ceremony for the new president of the country, Abiy Ahmed, who will be the second to lead the country. President Buhari has made it clear that Nigeria does not have the card to re-establish support for Ethiopia. As we know that Ethiopia is facing a major challenge, we urge the parties to cooperate, so that peace and unity can be further established in Ethiopia. President Buhari also welcomed the new president in advising him to provide a comprehensive economic development plan, so that the overseas and the inhabitants of the city can believe in him to be active in the national economy. Among those present at the ceremony were the presidents of Uganda, South Sudan, Djibouti, Senegal, Kenya, Somalia and the president of the Democratic Republic of Congo.


COVID-19: The number of people infected with the Coronavirus in Nigeria has reached 2,067

The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) has reported that the number of COVID-19 cases in Nigeria has reached 206,138. as announced on their web browser. The NCDC also added that among the states with the highest number of cases of Corona in the state of Lagos, there were 16 cases (36 cases) in Edo (11), FCT (9), Awka-Ibom (6), Sokoto (6), Delta (3), while Benue, Oyo and Rivers had one case.


Nigerian military deploys training grounds across Nigeria

The Nigerian Army said that the Chief of the Army Staff (COAS), veteran Faruk Yahaya will launch the Golden Dawn, Enduring Peace and Still Water sports across the country on the 4th of October, 2021. COAS will launch all these exercises at the Golden Dawn Sports Centre, which will be held in Ovie-Emene, Enugu East Local Government Area in the Henugu State. A statement from the Director General of Military Relations, Brigadier General Onyema Nwachukwu, said that the main reason for this is that, it should be noted that these Sport Training Exercises (FTEs) are annual exercises usually conducted by the Nigerian Army (NA), which are set up to screen all the various criminal and civilian offenders during the year without any interruption. In addition, the FTE will provide a platform to train the troops participating in the Internal Security Operations. These exercises will be conducted simultaneously in the 2nd, 6th, 78th and 78th Assessment Areas of Responsibility (AOR) in the South-West, South, South-Eastern regions as defined. The exercise will also be held at the Headquarters of the Army, 401 Special Forces Brigade and Guards Brigade Areas of Responsibilities (AOR) in the North Central part of Kogi State, Benue and the Capital Region as per their respective schedule.


COVID cases have reached 416 million in Nigeria

The Nigerian Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (NCDC) warns that the number of cases is increasing daily, with another 24 new cases reported on the last day. The agency said that currently, there are 47 people infected with the virus, while the latest figure is 74. The latest cases were reported in nine states - Lagos (sixteen), Edo (eleven), Capital (nine), Akwa Ibom (six), Sokoto (six), Delta (three), Benue (one), Oulu (one), and Rivers State (one). He said that there are 477 people infected, 18,000 people cured, and 34,000 people declared dead in 16 states.


Respecting political leaders benefits the Eko State - Prime Minister Obasa

The head of the Lagos State Legislative Assembly, MP Mudashiru Ajayi Obasa has said that respect for the political leaders in the Lagos State has made meaningful development visible in all the regions of the state. The Prime Minister made this statement while responding to comments at the celebration of the new year of the Muslim pilgrims, the Hijrah, this year (1443 A.H.). While preaching on the theme of "The Role of Youth in Social and Political Development" one of the key speakers at the ceremony, Sheikh Muhyideen Bello, the former President of the Ansar ud Deen Nigerian parliament, said that the biggest challenge facing youth in politics is the senior politicians who refuse to leave positions to the youth. He said: You are on the floor now, you are good because you are the ones who are looking at the young people. This has been a burden for you, so please, change your ways. The influential Aafa stated that Prophet Mohammed (S.A.W) during his lifetime took the frontline in the direction of giving everyone their rights, and urged them to try to give the youth their rights.


He said: You are on the floor now, you are good because you are the ones who are looking at the young people. This has been a burden for you, so please, change your ways. The influential Aafa stated that Prophet Mohammed (S.A.W) during his lifetime took the frontline in the direction of giving everyone their rights, and urged them to try to give the youth their rights. He said: "Many of you who have been in politics for many years, give a speech to the youth, which is a burden for many of them. During his speech, the Chief Minister of the Lagos State Government Administration, Dr. Saeid Ahmad, spoke out against the neglect of parents in the country, who have seen this kind of bad behavior as a good thing. The elder brother, who is also a senior surgeon, added: "What is happening now is a form of anti-corruption that is spreading as a problem. We urge the youths not to question whether they are doing good or bad, but to be encouraged by the youths to do their own good. Responding to these protests, the Head of the Lagos State Parliamentary Assembly, MP Obasa said that the Parliament has been deliberately lacking in order to address the challenges faced by the youth.


He said: "Many of you who have been in politics for many years, give a speech to the youth, which is a burden for many of them. During his speech, the Chief Minister of the Lagos State Government Administration, Dr. Saeid Ahmad, spoke out against the neglect of parents in the country, who have seen this kind of bad behavior as a good thing. The elder brother, who is also a senior surgeon, added: "What is happening now is a form of anti-corruption that is spreading as a problem. We urge the youths not to question whether they are doing good or bad, but to be encouraged by the youths to do their own good. Responding to these protests, the Head of the Lagos State Parliamentary Assembly, MP Obasa said that the Parliament has been deliberately lacking in order to address the challenges faced by the youth. Among them, the Employment Trust Fund for young people who want to stay; the State Safety Corps; the Transportation Safety Management Agency (LASTMA) and others. The Speaker of the Parliament, who is serving his fifth term in the House said: "Representing the people's society in the Parliament for many years is not a small task. The legislative process has a system and a set of steps. If your constituents have faith in you, they can accept you to represent them. Regarding the respect for senior politicians for governance, Minister Obasanjo noted that, If we divide the Lagos State into the Yooku states, one thing is different is that there is a balance in our governance, which is beneficial for us.


Among them, the Employment Trust Fund for young people who want to stay; the State Safety Corps; the Transportation Safety Management Agency (LASTMA) and others. The Speaker of the Parliament, who is serving his fifth term in the House said: "Representing the people's society in the Parliament for many years is not a small task. The legislative process has a system and a set of steps. If your constituents have faith in you, they can accept you to represent them. Regarding the respect for senior politicians for governance, Minister Obasanjo noted that, If we divide the Lagos State into the Yooku states, one thing is different is that there is a balance in our governance, which is beneficial for us. In terms of the states, they don't have a good governance. Following the advice of the elders in Eko State, Chairman of the Ad Hoc Committee for the Migration Year in the Parliament, MP Moshood Oshoun explained the underlying theme of Migration this year, that as the youth are increasingly present in this country and the government should be able to cooperate with them. Member Osun representing the 2nd Mainland Constituency in the Lagos State Legislative Assembly said that, as the youth protests are now widespread, it is important that they join the city administration.


In terms of the states, they don't have a good governance. Following the advice of the elders in Eko State, Chairman of the Ad Hoc Committee for the Migration Year in the Parliament, MP Moshood Oshoun explained the underlying theme of Migration this year, that as the youth are increasingly present in this country and the government should be able to cooperate with them. Member Osun representing the 2nd Mainland Constituency in the Lagos State Legislative Assembly said that, as the youth protests are now widespread, it is important that they join the city administration. He said that the Parliament is taking the youth interest into account in all its responsibilities as the Home Minister mentioned earlier.


He said that the Parliament is taking the youth interest into account in all its responsibilities as the Home Minister mentioned earlier.


President Buhari arrives in Addis Ababa for the inauguration of the Prime Minister

President Muhammadu Buhari arrived in Addis Ababa, the capital of Ethiopia, on the day of the unveiling of Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed for another five years in office. The presidential plane, Nigerian Air Force 001, landed at the new International Airport's special personnel station at 6am. The Ethiopian National Security Council held a full-day ceremony for the president as he passed to Prime Minister Ahmed. After a visit to the guards yesterday, the Prime Minister took the Nigerian president into a parked SUV and drove straight to the newly expanded social park for a midday dinner with the Ethiopian president, Sahle wa-Work Zewde, and the Senegalese president, Macky Sall. President Buhari will address the launch in Addis Ababa, at the historic Meskel Square, on Aiku Day. President Buhari will join the other presidents, who will be present at the inauguration, including the presidents of Djibouti, Kenya, South Sudan, Senegal, Somalia, Uganda and the Prime Minister of the Democratic Republic of Congo.


Japan pledges support to the anti-corruption organization

The Japanese government has pledged to support the efforts of Nigeria's anti-corruption body, EFCC, to fight corruption. The Special Envoy and Adviser for Japan to Nigeria, Matsunaga Kazuyoshi, made the announcement during a visit to the EFCC Executive Chairman, Abdulrasheed Bawa in Abuja, the Nigerian capital. The representative, expressing his appreciation for the hard work of the EFCC, noted that the efforts of the Commission helped a Japanese national who was beaten in the leg to recover and recover his 300 yen pension in Japan earlier this year, which was the first time in the Japanese-speaking country that capital was returned to the victim.


Security of key users is essential for cybersecurity - Minister

Minister of Telecommunications and Cyber Economy, Prof Isa Pantami said that unless concrete measures are taken to protect critical Nigerian data and assets, this could lead to serious cyber attacks. Dr. Pantami made this statement at a stakeholder conference on Protecting Essential Infrastructure organized by the National Security and Civil Defense Center (NSCDC), entitled, "Socially: Steps to Effective Protecting Essential Infrastructure and Infrastructure", in Abuja. He said, his ministry is working on a mandate to provide adequate protection for infrastructure in the country. It plans for civil awareness and reform measures to involve citizens about on protecting national assets among themselves.


Nigeria to China on the occasion of the 70th anniversary of its independence

President Muhammadu Buhari has expressed his congratulations to President Xi Jinping, on the occasion of the 200th anniversary of the People's Republic of China, which took place on Thursday, October 2021. The President praised the 50 years of close ties between Nigeria and China, which have brought immense benefits to both countries. Unfortunately, the close relationship between them never really widened.


Nigerian cabinet signs contracts worth N2 billion for Nnamdi Azikiwe's high school

The Federal Executive Council has approved a total of N2 billion for five contracts at Nnamdi Azikiwe Faculty of Higher Education, Awka, Anambra State. The signing took place at a ministerial meeting on Thursday, chaired by Vice President Yemi Osinbajo. Minister for Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, who briefed reporters after the meeting, said the signing was following a memorandum presented by the State Minister for Education, Chukwuemeka Nwajiuba at the meeting. He said, Nnamdi Azikiwe University had published these contracts between 2007 and 2015, but could not do them due to lack of funding. He said the five contracts were the construction of a student hostel, D-type, in Awka, which cost about 60 million; the construction of a student hostel, A-type, in Nnewi, for which they provided an additional seven million Naira; and the construction of a student hostel, A-type, in Awka, for which they provided four million Naira. Mohammed said, building the Physical Engineering and Science building also included, at a total cost of about one and a half billion, which was the total cost of the contract, which was reduced from 18 thousand million Naira to two billion Naira and more and the construction of a complete football stadium for another contractor, which was an additional investment of about six million naira.


Federal Council approves leave for men to take care of their children

The Union Cabinet has approved leave of absence for male employees of the Union Government institutions when their wives give birth. The Council also approved the online meeting and the legislative reform programme to inform the federal government officials about the promotion process by using the same methods as the officials in the process. The Federal Council approved this during a meeting held at the President's residence, which was chaired by the Vice President of Nigeria, Prof. I Osinbajo. The head of the federal government, Mrs. Folashade Yemi-Esan, spoke to reporters at the presidential palace after the meeting of the federal government. He further said that the leave scheme for male federal civil servants during their wives' childbirth is the favourite of the civil servants' group. The fourteen-day leave granted to men when their wives have a newborn child or when they adopt a child from a foster home, the children are less than four months old, will give men the opportunity to see in the relationship with their children.  This is important to see that young people and children have a relationship with their father, as they do in the relationship and love with their mother.


Declare the robbers criminals

Abuja's parliamentary leader, Ahmad Lawan, is seeking a military junta for seven consecutive six-year terms to provide security to Nigeria.


Seyi Makinde presents N294B proposal for 2022 to the Ogun state house of representatives

The governor of Oulu state, engineer Seyi Makinde has raised 300 billion dinar (N294B) in the 2022 budget proposal called, ETO ISUNA IDABASOKE OHUNANTA TO POMANTU read before the Oulu state parliament. The event was held in the Oulu state parliament hall. This is a list of government buildings in Agodi district of Ibadan, the capital of Ondo state, in southwestern Nigeria. Governor Makinde while analyzing the budget proposal before the Oulu state legislator, explained that, apart from the bill to be signed, there are other ways the government is hoping to sign up to Marandi Rupees (N79 Billion) to meet the budget needs for the next year. Furthermore, while speaking on the areas the government will expand in the governor explained that N166B is in the Oyo state government. The government will invest 13 billion Naira (N128B) in recurrent expenditure.


Governor Makinde while analyzing the budget proposal before the Oulu state legislator, explained that, apart from the bill to be signed, there are other ways the government is hoping to sign up to Marandi Rupees (N79 Billion) to meet the budget needs for the next year. Furthermore, while speaking on the areas the government will expand in the governor explained that N166B is in the Oyo state government. The government will invest 13 billion Naira (N128B) in recurrent expenditure. While analyzing the budget for the upcoming year, the governor informed the members of parliament and the audience that the government has implemented 60 percent of the budget for the year 2021, which the government expects to complete in the next three months. In his reply, the Speaker of the Ogun State Legislative Assembly, Debor Ogundoyin, shocked the Governor for the first time to present the budget for the next year before the Legislative Assembly in September, while explaining that this will give the legislature the opportunity to review the budget, which will be able to make a decision to ensure that the 2022 budget is as proposed by the government. He was briefly a member of the Oulu provincial council.


While analyzing the budget for the upcoming year, the governor informed the members of parliament and the audience that the government has implemented 60 percent of the budget for the year 2021, which the government expects to complete in the next three months. In his reply, the Speaker of the Ogun State Legislative Assembly, Debor Ogundoyin, shocked the Governor for the first time to present the budget for the next year before the Legislative Assembly in September, while explaining that this will give the legislature the opportunity to review the budget, which will be able to make a decision to ensure that the 2022 budget is as proposed by the government. He was briefly a member of the Oulu provincial council. will work with the Governor to ensure that the government makes a sound budgetary commitment for the coming year.


will work with the Governor to ensure that the government makes a sound budgetary commitment for the coming year.


I qualify for the post of the chairman of the APC

The two-term governor of Borno state, Ali Modu, has joined the presidential candidates of the All-Progressives Congress (APC). Speaking to reporters in Abuja as one of the candidates for the presidency of the All-Progressives Congress (APC), the self-appointed Sheriff said that for the APC to rule for 40 years, they need a human hero and a man of his mind. The Sheriff is the kind of person who deserves the position of chairman in the APC political party, as President Buhari is ending his term. Among the candidates for the post of the chairman of the APC are Abdul Aziz Yari (former governor of Zamfara state), Kashim Shettima (former governor of Borno state), Tanko Al-Makura (former governor of Nasarawa state), George Akume ((former governor of Benue state), and Danjuma Goje (former governor of Gombe state).


Let us be concerned about the unification of Nigeria, if Nigeria is divided, we will all lose

Nigerian Vice President Prof. Yemi Osinbajo has accused Nigerian journalists of seven murders, six of which were allegedly carried out by security officials. Prof Osinbajo made the remarks during a meeting of the Nigerian Union of Journalists (NUJ), led by the union's president, Chris Isiguzo, on Monday at the president's office in Abuja. The Vice President reminded the journalists that All of us, we have Nigeria, whether you are a journalist, politician or a teacher or another, Nigeria, is ours all, and we must do our part to see that Nigeria is peaceful, and it is one. The President of the National Union of Nigerian Journalists, Chris Isiguzo was there for seven consecutive six months of President Buhari's administration. Isiguzo also added that the journalists' group is opposed to the bloody stories that some often report, and therefore his government will do everything possible to ensure that they fight such corruption. The aid fund Our journalists' union urged the government to help the news agencies by providing them with financial aid, many of the news agencies are now facing challenges, which has led to them closing their offices and others have reduced their salaries.


Security challenges to be addressed

The Central Nigerian Council of Governors will meet soon to discuss the challenges facing their state on security policy. As chairman of the committee, former Plateau state governor Simon Lalong said that the meeting will be held to discuss the challenges facing their region especially on immigration, crime etc. This is when Kaduna state governor, Nasiru El-Rufai, has held an emergency meeting with him about the security challenges facing their region. In his speech, the Chairman of the Kings in the Northern Region, the Sultan of Sokoto State, Saad Abubakar who has brought the crowd to this meeting assured that all the governors are fighting the challenge and problem facing their region.


Governor Ganduje appointed new Emir for Gaya district in Kano State

Kano State Governor Abdullahi Umar Ganduje has appointed Alhaji Aliyu Ibrahim Gaya as the new King of Gaya District in Kano State. The Governor of Kano State was represented by the Governor's Secretary for Kano State, Alhaji Usman Alhaji, to announce the election of the king which took place in the early hours of Aiku in Ante Chamber, Kano Governor's residence. The process followed a five-man process after three candidates were installed, and Governor Aliyu Ibrahim Gaya was appointed as the new King. The new King Ibrahim Gaya was overthrown by his father, who died when he was eleven years old, and Damola and Kehinde were summoned.


President Buhari leaves the United States and returns to Nigeria

Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari has returned to Nigeria at Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport in Abuja State, after spending seven days in New York, United States. Among those who met the President were, the head of the presidential administration, Prof. Ibrahim Gambari and Minister for the Abuja FCT, Mohammed Bello and the head of the National Police Commission of Nigeria, Usman Baba and other heads of the police department. During his presidency in New York, President Buhari participated in the International Forum on the Eighty-sixth, where world leaders gathered to discuss the challenges they face. President Buhari assured the meeting that Nigeria is winning the war against corruption and corruption. President Buhari also continued that Nigeria is still doing its part to ensure that all Nigerians get the corona vaccine and to ensure that all their debts are paid.


Covid-19: Seven people in 500 villages have also been infected with covid

As of September 11, 2021, an additional 13,500 people have been infected with COVID-19, with three more deaths in Nigeria, according to the Nigerian Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) on its website. At present, 15 thousand people have been infected, 1000 people - more than 300 - have been cured and 3400 people have been infected. The seven people in this 500-strong group were born in the 17 provinces Lagos (two may be 75), Capital (80), Rivers (70), Kaduna (thirteen), Iddo (twenty), Ondo (twenty-eight), Delta (thirteen), Akwa Ibom (eleven), Kwara (eighteen),


Vice President Osinbjo chairs meeting with the joint executive committee

Vice President Yemi Osinbajo is conducting a meeting with the Federal Executive Council on the Internet in the city hall. Osinbajo was chairing the meeting as President Muhammadu Buhari was in New York, United States to participate in the 76th Session of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA76). The ministers present in the First Lady Conference Room when the meeting began at 10am, Nigerian time were: Alhaji Lai Mohammed, Information and Culture; Zainab Ahmed, Finance, Finance and National Planning; Osagie Ehanire, Health; Suleiman Adamu, Water and Emeka Nwajiuba, Minister of Agriculture. The meeting was attended by the Secretary to the Federal Government, Mr. Boss Mustapha; the Chief of Staff to the President, Prof. Ibrahim Gambari, the Deputy Chief of Staff to the President, Office of the Vice President, Mr. Ade Ipaye; and the Honorable Secretary, Home Affairs, Umar Tijani. More details later. I was...


We will provide help to journalists and their listeners to live a better life

Last year, 150 newsrooms participated in the World Press Day campaign, which was launched by the International Publishers Association and the Canadian Press Association. It is part of a global effort to educate the public about journalism. For 2021, this campaign will feature how breaking news and commentary is coming out of the newsrooms: climate change. World News Day will showcase some of the ways journalists are reporting on the climate emergency, showcasing how reporting affects the whole society and why it matters. World Journalism Day is a global campaign to show support for journalists and their audiences, who are bringing truth and understanding, making life easier for humanity. On September 27, 2021, World Journalism Day will highlight the importance of effective journalism to provide fair information about the climate crisis.


World News Day will showcase some of the ways journalists are reporting on the climate emergency, showcasing how reporting affects the whole society and why it matters. World Journalism Day is a global campaign to show support for journalists and their audiences, who are bringing truth and understanding, making life easier for humanity. On September 27, 2021, World Journalism Day will highlight the importance of effective journalism to provide fair information about the climate crisis. The organizers of World Journalism Day, the World Editors' Conference (WEF) and the Canadian National Journalism Federation (CJF), launched the program to create new millennial journalism groups to let the public know that fair and critical reporting is essential if people are to make decisions about the future of our planet. Nigerian journalists and newsrooms will join the global debate to commemorate this day.


The organizers of World Journalism Day, the World Editors' Conference (WEF) and the Canadian National Journalism Federation (CJF), launched the program to create new millennial journalism groups to let the public know that fair and critical reporting is essential if people are to make decisions about the future of our planet. Nigerian journalists and newsrooms will join the global debate to commemorate this day.


UNGA: President Bush arrives in the United States, New York

The late Mohammed Buhari arrived in New York to participate in the seventh session of the UN General Assembly (UNGA 76). It was almost 8 o'clock in the morning. President Buhari will address UNGA 76 on Friday, September 24. The United Nations General Assembly is an annual gathering of world leaders, where they often discuss important issues of human development.


Covid-19: 819 more people have been infected with covid

As of September 19, 2021, an additional 48 people have been infected with COVID-19, and one person has died, according to the National Center for Disease Control (NCDC). At present, there are more than 66,000 cases of HIV, more than 3,000 cases of HIV infection and more than 15,500 cases of COVID-19 in 16 states and the nation's capital. The two-and-a-half-member team was made up of 11 people from the states  Lagos (five-and-a-half), Abia (six-and-a-half), Niger (one), the capital (seven), Benue (eight), Ogun (eight), Osun (seven), Edo (three), Kaduna (two), Kano (two), and Ondo (two).


We never gave up  The Warrior

The commander of HADIN KAI, veteran Christopher Musa, has assured Nigerians that the military authorities have never relented. The Musa Army confirmed this because, as many terrorists have fled the Middle East and the fear of the overwhelming majority of Nigerians has been unleashed. The chairman, speaking at the headquarters of HADIN KAI while meeting with a group of journalists at a traveling tour, said that the journalists have provided the most important support during this time, and the military appreciates it. Christopher also noted that, although, the insurgency in the North East had been dragging on for a long time, and had caused the region to lag behind in development. The war was not at all disrupted by the massive destruction that was taking place. He said the military is doing its best using international law to resolve the Boko Haram issue, especially at a time when terrorists are increasingly concentrated. He pointed out that, security and national unity of Nigeria are very important, for this reason, the military will do its utmost to ensure that every person is given justice and also we urge the journalists for their cooperation for information if the citizen needs it.


You should ignore the Yoruba language, promote the Yoruba language, culture, and literature-Love Artist

Orinisa Alayeluwa, the Second Commercial War's King of the Underworld, Oni Ifunwa has called for the promotion of Yoruba culture and language using various means. Ooniriṣa, who was represented by King Adebisi Layade (JP), Alara Oodaye of the Burmese Association in Love in Osun State, made this announcement at the launch of a book about the life of Chief Minister Olofe Ọbafemi Awolọwọ, which commemorates the sixth anniversary of the release of Chief Minister Hannah Idowu Dideolu Awolọwọ, titled, Awolọwọ Ak heroju Awolọwọ (AA). Kabiyesi urged the ruling elite and the public to promote the promotion of the Yoruba language as a means of preserving the Yoruba culture. They are: Many people now, when they leave their city or country, they are forced to speak English instead of Yoruba. It has become my custom that when I go to pay for something, I speak in a language other than Yoruba. If they suspect this, I ask them to go and get me a gift. And I do this intentionally to keep our language in the public domain, because in many other places they use their native language to teach children.


They are: Many people now, when they leave their city or country, they are forced to speak English instead of Yoruba. It has become my custom that when I go to pay for something, I speak in a language other than Yoruba. If they suspect this, I ask them to go and get me a gift. And I do this intentionally to keep our language in the public domain, because in many other places they use their native language to teach children. Yoruba is a good language to teach children. In the speech of the Chairman of the book award ceremony and the discussion, King Oldi Many Olaitan, the Chief Minister of Kajolla Alaago in Osun State and the Deputy Chief Minister of the Yoruba People's Party, Afanyihere, said that we must do everything we can to protect the Yoruba language from extinction. They are: I am very happy with this celebration that promotes the Yoruba language. While a Yoruba can speak his native language, this is not necessary.


Yoruba is a good language to teach children. In the speech of the Chairman of the book award ceremony and the discussion, King Oldi Many Olaitan, the Chief Minister of Kajolla Alaago in Osun State and the Deputy Chief Minister of the Yoruba People's Party, Afanyihere, said that we must do everything we can to protect the Yoruba language from extinction. They are: I am very happy with this celebration that promotes the Yoruba language. While a Yoruba can speak his native language, this is not necessary. He bought it as a success because he could speak English, French, German but could not speak his native language. The German citizen speaks his own language wherever he goes, especially in the United Nations, as does the French citizen, but if we go to anything, we speak English, this is not a secret. Likewise, the President also praised the heroic actions of the President during his lifetime, which shows how much we are now turning to the good work of the President. Minister Setonji David who is the Chairman of the Committee on Information, Political Science and Security Policy in the Lagos State Legislative Assembly, who represents the Lagos State Legislative Assembly Director, Minister Mudashiru Ajayi Obasa said that it is important to defend the Yoruba language.


He bought it as a success because he could speak English, French, German but could not speak his native language. The German citizen speaks his own language wherever he goes, especially in the United Nations, as does the French citizen, but if we go to anything, we speak English, this is not a secret. Likewise, the President also praised the heroic actions of the President during his lifetime, which shows how much we are now turning to the good work of the President. Minister Setonji David who is the Chairman of the Committee on Information, Political Science and Security Policy in the Lagos State Legislative Assembly, who represents the Lagos State Legislative Assembly Director, Minister Mudashiru Ajayi Obasa said that it is important to defend the Yoruba language. He said: I am always upset about everything related to language, as we feel comfortable when we speak our native language. A country that wants to climb the highest mountain must return to its native language. It is easier for countries in Asia to develop because they are doing everything with their own language.


He said: I am always upset about everything related to language, as we feel comfortable when we speak our native language. A country that wants to climb the highest mountain must return to its native language. It is easier for countries in Asia to develop because they are doing everything with their own language. We have to elevate the Yoruba language. The MP also praised the brave work of the Chief Minister during his lifetime. He felt that he was a beneficiary of the free education system of his government at that time in Eko State. The author of the book, Awoluko Akirju Aṣfaj (AAA), Mr. Lagada-Abayọmi Ollanrewaju, who is also the head of the Yoruba language section of the Nigerian Press (Voice of Nigeria), while talking to reporters, explained that the motivation for writing the book is that many writers now abroad are putting their heroes in the lead, especially, the heroes who are ignored, but not respected.


We have to elevate the Yoruba language. The MP also praised the brave work of the Chief Minister during his lifetime. He felt that he was a beneficiary of the free education system of his government at that time in Eko State. The author of the book, Awoluko Akirju Aṣfaj (AAA), Mr. Lagada-Abayọmi Ollanrewaju, who is also the head of the Yoruba language section of the Nigerian Press (Voice of Nigeria), while talking to reporters, explained that the motivation for writing the book is that many writers now abroad are putting their heroes in the lead, especially, the heroes who are ignored, but not respected. He explained that such a move would enable the youth of the moment to learn one skill or another in the field of acting. He said: As opposed to the current volunteer projects that talk about the heroic work of our heroes, especially those who are killed, if the children of the scene can learn their own wisdom, that is why I wrote this book on one of our heroes, Deputy Chief Minister Olofẹmi Awolọwọ. Among those who were also present at the launch of this book was Onegene Olufẹmi Alao, founder of the FBC technology company, who is a researcher


He explained that such a move would enable the youth of the moment to learn one skill or another in the field of acting. He said: As opposed to the current volunteer projects that talk about the heroic work of our heroes, especially those who are killed, if the children of the scene can learn their own wisdom, that is why I wrote this book on one of our heroes, Deputy Chief Minister Olofẹmi Awolọwọ. Among those who were also present at the launch of this book was Onegene Olufẹmi Alao, founder of the FBC technology company, who is a researcher


Doctors, cancel your appointments and return to work immediately- Judge Basha.A.Alkali

The Nigeria Industrial Court (NIC) hearing the dispute between the federal government and the Resident Doctors Association of Nigeria (RDA) has ordered the doctors of the government hospitals to return to work immediately. The prosecutors and the medical team lawyers also insisted and gave us a date to return to court. Amasa, who is an advocate for the long-standing medical team, has been uncertain whether they will continue to consult with their clients, whether the team will continue the case in the court of appeal, or end their practice.


FEC Board approves N38 billion for roads

The Federal Executive Council has approved a total of $38 billion for the completion of special road projects in five provinces across the country. Minister of Labour and Housing, Babatunde Fashola made this point on Thursday, while speaking to reporters at the City Hall, at the end of this week's ministerial meeting chaired by President Muhammadu Buhari. He pointed to the states that would benefit: Anambra, Imo, Bayelsa Nasarawa and Benue, adding that all the projects were the work of the previous governments. As Fashola said: They are not new projects, they are projects that our government is coming down and we are trying to finish. So we had to check their prices because it was a long day's work and their prices have changed. Thus, the first is a 13.5-kilometer road project from Onitsha-Owerri to Okija-Ihembosi-Ugbor to Ezinifite in Nnewi South Local Government Area of Anambra State.


As Fashola said: They are not new projects, they are projects that our government is coming down and we are trying to finish. So we had to check their prices because it was a long day's work and their prices have changed. Thus, the first is a 13.5-kilometer road project from Onitsha-Owerri to Okija-Ihembosi-Ugbor to Ezinifite in Nnewi South Local Government Area of Anambra State. The second is the consolidation of the ten kilometres of Yenagoa road to Kolo and Otuoke and Bayelsa Palm in Bayelsa State. The third is the 74-kilometre Nasarawa to Loko road. That's the way they ordered it, in 2006, so it's fifteen years old today, and it's not finished yet.


The second is the consolidation of the ten kilometres of Yenagoa road to Kolo and Otuoke and Bayelsa Palm in Bayelsa State. The third is the 74-kilometre Nasarawa to Loko road. That's the way they ordered it, in 2006, so it's fifteen years old today, and it's not finished yet. This road connects the Loko-Oweto Bridge.


Vice President, Prof. Osinbojo announces progress on special gas business in the city of Oulu

The Vice President of Nigeria, Prof. Yemi Osinbajo said that the ongoing efforts to stop the development of special gas projects in the Middle East are against the uncompromising and rigid principles of international agreements. He made this clear while speaking at an online forum, titled: Climate, Violence, and the system as people grow in the revolution, which is being promoted by the global revolutionary party, the revolutionary monarchy, and the general revolutionary press today. Professor Osinbajo frequently speaks at one-day conferences on financing on gas projects in developing countries, such as Nigeria, and advocates for a sustainable transition and effective renewable contribution to the goal of Net-Zero Emissions by 2050. At a meeting held in February with British MP and COP26 President, Mr. Alok Sharma, Professor Osinbajo also reiterated Nigeria's stability and commitment to the Climate Change Agreement, and pointed to the obstacles on funding to gas projects in developing countries as a strong response.


NDA attack: Alákóso has created a disaster for the Committee building

The Nigerian Defence Academy, NDA, has also stressed that efforts are underway to recover the soldier who was abducted from the facility in August and to ensure that such an incident does not happen again. Major General Ibrahim Yusuf made this clear while presenting a report on the police attack at the NDA, on August 14, to members of the House Committee on Security. Describing the incident as a very sad one, Major General Yusuf, said that all the veterans have visited the university to meet with the university community and to discuss more about what the university is doing to ensure that the incident does not happen again. Meanwhile, Minister of Defence, retired Major General Bashir Magashi, has also briefed the MPs on the agreement between the Government of Nigeria and the Federal Government of Russia on counter-terrorism, insurgency, kidnapping and all other crimes and their effects on national security. The Chairman of the Committee, Mr. Babajimi Benson, in a commentary before meeting the two members of the Security Committee, said that these reports will further illuminate the incident and the measures taken to prevent another incident, and shed light on the agreement between Nigeria and Russia.


President Buhárí chairs the meeting of the Joint Executive Committee

President Muhammadu Buhari chairs a meeting of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change at the First Sisters conference room in the capital, Abuja. Professor Yemi Osinbajo and Secretary to the Federal Government, Boss Mustapha were present at the conference, which started at 9 am. Also present at the meeting were, Minister of Communications and Communications, Lai Mohammed; Attorney General and Minister of Justice, Abubakar Malami; and Minister of Water Resources, Suleiman Adamu. The ministers were Finance, Planning and National Planning, Zainab Ahmed; Labour and Housing, Babatunde Fashola and Interior, Rauf Aregbeshola. The chief of staff of the federal government, Folashade Yemi-Esan and other ministers are attending a press conference from their offices in Abuja. The swearing-in of the three Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) commissioners was first held ahead of the meeting.


The ministers were Finance, Planning and National Planning, Zainab Ahmed; Labour and Housing, Babatunde Fashola and Interior, Rauf Aregbeshola. The chief of staff of the federal government, Folashade Yemi-Esan and other ministers are attending a press conference from their offices in Abuja. The swearing-in of the three Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) commissioners was first held ahead of the meeting. The sworn-in candidates were Dr Baba Bila representing the north-eastern region, Prof Sani Adam, the central north and Prof Abdullahi Abdu, representing the north-western region. The information is sometimes...


The sworn-in candidates were Dr Baba Bila representing the north-eastern region, Prof Sani Adam, the central north and Prof Abdullahi Abdu, representing the north-western region. The information is sometimes...


COVID-19: Another 1,500 people infected with Corona, 18 people dead

Another 519 people have been infected with the coronavirus, COVID-19 in Nigeria so far. The announcement was made by the Nigerian Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) on its website on Saturday. The organization also announced that 18 people had been killed. The outbreak was reported in 17 states, which are Lagos, 120th, Ondo, 110th, Rivers, 74th, Edo, 63rd, FCT, 58th, Oyo, 31st (31), Kaduna, 15th, Bayelsa, 11th (11), Cross River, 11th (11), Delta, 11th (11), and the following:


We will work with EFCC to fight cyber-fraud - law enforcement

Kwara State Police Commissioner Amienbo Tuesday Assayomo has announced that the Kwara State Police will cooperate with Nigeria's anti-corruption and anti-money laundering body, EFCC to fight cybercrime in the state. He spoke during a visit to the EFCC headquarters in Ilorin.The commissioner continued to express his complaint about how the youths are not useful to the Nigerian nation, engaged in cybercrime. It is only through the cooperation of all law enforcement agencies that we can bring down all the corruption that is happening in Nigeria. The Commission also took the opportunity to invite the EFCC chief of the Ogun district to meet the head of the Nigerian police, Usman Alkali Baba, who is coming to Kwara state. to visit the state.


The UN has also called for the UN to "reconcile the need for a global climate change response".

The Nigeria Anti-Corruption and Anti-Money Laundering Commission (EFCC) has warned internet users across Nigeria to stop accepting online gambling on their mobile devices. The EFCC issued the alert as the EFCC's regional officers in Ibadan, the capital of Ogun State, in southwestern Nigeria, were conducting a search operation, in which the EFCC found 16 suspected cyber criminals in Abekoto, the capital of Ogun State. The EFCC suspects do not have a restaurant, which they hid in Abbekotta after an investigation that began a few weeks ago, in which the EFCC investigated the suspected suspects, which helped them to spread the virus. The action taken by the plaintiffs is against section 2 of the EFCC Act (38) 2004. The EFCC has made it clear to all homeowners that, page 3 of the Advance Fee Fraud and Other Related Offences Act 2006 has confirmed that there is a five to seven year prison term for the offender who leaves space for a hacker to hack a computer in or around his home, without the benefit of a payment of a fee. The EFCC further explained that, if the lenders do not provide the standards for online gamblers, as they are charged, they must cooperate with law enforcement to do so.


The action taken by the plaintiffs is against section 2 of the EFCC Act (38) 2004. The EFCC has made it clear to all homeowners that, page 3 of the Advance Fee Fraud and Other Related Offences Act 2006 has confirmed that there is a five to seven year prison term for the offender who leaves space for a hacker to hack a computer in or around his home, without the benefit of a payment of a fee. The EFCC further explained that, if the lenders do not provide the standards for online gamblers, as they are charged, they must cooperate with law enforcement to do so. Among the items that EFCC has recovered are 10 cars; a variety of telecommunications equipment; a portable laptop and other items indicating the extent of their operations.


Among the items that EFCC has recovered are 10 cars; a variety of telecommunications equipment; a portable laptop and other items indicating the extent of their operations.


Six people lost their lives in Burkina Faso's military conflict

One soldier said seven people were injured at the railway station at the border with Niger. Two years ago, 40 people were killed when cars on a road collided, causing schools to close for almost a year.Since 2015, attacks by militants linked to the Islamic State and Al-Qaeda have caused hundreds of deaths and displaced tens of thousands of people. Damola and kehinde


COAS urges soldiers to act quickly in times of danger

The Chief of Army Staff, General Faruk Yahaya has called on the men and women of the Nigerian Army to strive to ensure that they act as professional officers and not delay in the time of departure as per the Constitution. The Chief of Army Staff, said this in Abuja, while announcing the opening of the second and third round of the Joint Conference of the Coas 2021, at the headquarters of the Chief of Army Staff, in Asokoro. The Yahaya Navy said it was ordered to focus on wartime maintenance and upgrading of all Nigerian military operations underway across the country and for carrying out critical missions, especially in the North and North-Western Provinces to address security threats posed by heavy weapons. He also said that efforts are underway on the transportation of the poorly equipped explosive devices, which is a major obstacle to the troops and their operations in HADIN KAI. COAS further stated that, The Nigerian Army under Armed Forces, is determined to proceed by devising advanced strategies to address the security challenges facing Nigeria.


Covid-19: 15 more cases of Covid-19 have been reported

The NCDC has announced that an additional 15,300 people have been infected with COVID-19 and eight have died as of September 12, 2021. At present, one thousand eight hundred people are infected, one thousand eight hundred are cured, and the total number of people who have been called by the Lord is thirteen thousand in the fourteen provinces and the capital. The latest cases of COVID-19 were reported in eight states: Lagos (nine), Lagos (nine), the capital (thirty-one), Rivers (sixteen), Ebonyi (eleven), Kaduna (six), Ekiti (three), and Plateau (one).


Second round of the British Army, third COAS Conference Today

The Chief of Army Staff has opened the 2021 Second and Third Round of the General Assembly, in Abuja on 13th September 2021. The COAS conference is being held at  Hostel at the Batalyon complex, Asokoro, Abuja from 13th to 16th September 2021. The latest news...


Waziri-Azi became the head of the anti-slavery organization NAPTIP

President Muhammadu Buhari has approved the appointment of Dr. Fatima Waziri- Azi, as the Executive Director of the Anti-Slavery Trade Organization (NAPTIP). This follows the recommendation of the Minister for Humanitarian Affairs, Disaster Management and Social Development, Sadiya Umar Farouq, who stated that Strong implementation of the NAPTIP Institute adds to the existing capacity to produce success in the desired area is very important. She added that, the recommendation for Fatima Waziri-Azi is based on local cooperation, extensive experience and challenging projects that will take the Institute forward and will also make it


Covid-19: 3 more cases reported

The National Center for Disease Control and Prevention (NCDC) has announced that an additional 3,500 people have been infected with COVID-19, with 17 more confirmed cases on September 7, 2021. At present, there are 9,000 people infected in the state, 500 cases, 58,000 cases, one in 100 people cured, and 35,000 people in 16 states receiving a call from God. The people of the three-millionth are in fourteen states  Lagos (four-millionth), Rivers (six-millionth), Edo (fifty-fifth), FCT (fifty-fifth), Oulu (thirty-three), Enugu (six-fourth), Ekiti (fourteen), Cross River (thirteenth), Delta (fifteenth), Gombe (fifteenth)


Nigeria, Saudi Arabia cooperate to fight global terrorism

Nigeria and Saudi Arabia have signed a bilateral agreement and cooperation to fight international terrorism. The two countries made the agreement when the Nigerian Minister of Foreign Affairs, Mr Geoffrey Onyeama, hosted the Minister of Foreign Affairs for Saudi Arabia, Faisal bin Far Al Saud, as a guest in his office, in Abuja, Nigeria. Mr. Onyeama said, Saudi Arabia and Nigeria have enjoyed close relations over the past decades, and he also reiterated the commitment of both countries to combat terrorism, especially in the Sahel region and other parts of the world. On trade relations between the two countries, the Nigerian Foreign Minister, made it clear that Nigeria and Saudi Arabia have also been firmly committed to their economic partnership to increase the volume of trade between the two countries. Mr. Onyeama said, the Joint Council of Nigeria and Saudi Arabia is ready to increase trade between the two countries.


President Muhammadu Buhari conducts the online Executive Committee meeting in the conference room of the First Lady's office, City Hall, Abuja. Vice President Yemi Osinbajo, Secretary to the Federal Government, Boss Mustapha and Senior Officer to the President, Prof. Ibrahim Gambari were among those present at the meeting, which began at 9 am. Also present were the Minister of Communications and Cyber Economy, Isa Pantami, Aviation, Hadi Sirika, Minister of Justice, Abubakar Malami; and the Minister of Labour, Dr Chris Ngige. The ministers were Abubakar Aliyu, Minister of Energy, Minister of Water Resources, Suleiman Adamu and Minister of State, Finance and National Planning Clement Agba. The federal chief of staff, Folashade Yemi-Esan and other ministers are attending from their offices across the city of Abuja. Further details


We take security more seriously than economy - Minister of Telecommunications

Minister of Telecommunications and Cyber Economy, Prof Isa Pantamí, said that the telecom sector brings security more than economic needs. He made this statement in Abuja, during the launch ceremony of the Communication Policy of the Nigerian Telecommunications Commission (SVP), 2021-2025, a book of lectures and publications by Prof. Umar Danbatta titled Catalyzing Nigeria Socio-Economic Transformation through Broadband Infrastructure and the NCC Podcast. Professor Isa Pantami explained that, the Ministry and the Ministry of Defence do not joke with defence and, because of what they are doing to help the defence industries, they lose economic benefits if they do not come to the sector. We are losing on the economic development of our sector because of our efforts to expand for the defense industry. At any time in the telecommunications sector, security is prior to economic interests. Security comes first and economic benefits follow.


We are losing on the economic development of our sector because of our efforts to expand for the defense industry. At any time in the telecommunications sector, security is prior to economic interests. Security comes first and economic benefits follow. But if we can pursue two things, this is the first priority. However, he confirmed that, they have made great efforts on improving national security.


But if we can pursue two things, this is the first priority. However, he confirmed that, they have made great efforts on improving national security.


The wives of Northern governors fight against homosexuality and drug abuse

The Northern Governor's Wives Conference, N-GWF said the main focus for 2021-2022 is to combat sexual violence and drug abuse in the Northern region. In her remarks, the Chairperson of the Conference of the Wives of the Governor of the North, Mrs. Hadiza El-rufai, who presented the conference plan of 2021 and 2022, pointed to two issues that are as big a risk, which the first eleven Sisters in the region will face. The first is the use of force, and the second is the use of force. These are the first two issues the northern governor's wives conference will focus on, as he said. On the conference plan for education and employment of 19,000 youth, Hajia El Rufai said: We know that education is a struggle for everyone. That is why we invited Ms Maryam Uwais to come and discuss with us how we the Northern Governor's Wives Conference can help.


These are the first two issues the northern governor's wives conference will focus on, as he said. On the conference plan for education and employment of 19,000 youth, Hajia El Rufai said: We know that education is a struggle for everyone. That is why we invited Ms Maryam Uwais to come and discuss with us how we the Northern Governor's Wives Conference can help. In the North, we have many children who have finished school. Hajia El Rufai You know that when people don't have enough meaningful work, especially the very young and powerful, they can start to do bad things for this reason. So, we want to make sure that it goes down.


In the North, we have many children who have finished school. Hajia El Rufai You know that when people don't have enough meaningful work, especially the very young and powerful, they can start to do bad things for this reason. So, we want to make sure that it goes down. This also includes the issue of drug abuse.


Military coup in Guinea

The Nigerian government condemns the coup in Guinea on September 6, 2021, describing it as a violation of the ECOWAS Principles on Democracy and Direct Government. According to the spokesperson of the company, Mrs. Esther Sunsuwa, the government has been attacked and denied theft of government property, and urged those who are detained to take action against the entire conflict, without delay and to defend their lives and property. It will be recalled that the troops who were deployed in the capital of Guinea on Friday, said on national television that they had liberated the Western country from repression and had also seized all land and air borders.


Doctors' survey: Significant progress has been made -Minister of Labour

The Nigerian government said it had resolved all the claims of the Onisegun doctors, except for the illegal one of "no work without pay". Therefore, the government is calling on the medical teams as a whole to end the lockdown that they have been on since the day of the incident. Minister of Labour and Energy, Dr. Chris Ngige made this statement to the press after holding a close meeting with President Muhammadu Buhari. He said that the Nigerian government is not involved in such a deal or such a request. The Minister said, unfortunately, the delayed dismissal, sometimes, people doing essential services like health sector are not dismissed unnecessarily.


President Buhárí has broken many bonds  Adésina

The president's chief press and announcement officer, Femi Adesina, said that the president has made an outstanding achievement over his colleagues in the award ceremony of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), of which he is also the Minister, for the first time in 44 years. Femi Adesina, said that the president, for this reason, has done something to his opponents against the oil company NNPC, many years ago, before, he also fought other ideas. He said: A major recent success was that of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), which announced its total profit, the first of its kind in the history of the industry in fourteen years. Under President Muhammadu Buhari, who is also the Minister of Petroleum Resources, the oil industry announced its first ever $300 billion deal, which never happened. But that was not the only major issue that he faced in the life of Buhari's government. They were many.


Under President Muhammadu Buhari, who is also the Minister of Petroleum Resources, the oil industry announced its first ever $300 billion deal, which never happened. But that was not the only major issue that he faced in the life of Buhari's government. They were many. They are too many to be numbered.


They are too many to be numbered.


Amnesty International has no legal right to be in Nigeria  Garba Shehu

The Nigerian government has condemned the statement of Amnesty International about the country, saying that it is determined to "keep the insurgents behind" and care for the people who have been injured or lost their lives. This was said in Abuja by the special assistant to the president on news and publicity for President Buhari, Garba Shehu. Garba Shehu also said that the government has no card to fight the insurgency and the violence that is disturbing the peaceful waters of Nigeria, and he wished that some people would speak out against the government in this language.


All the stadiums in Oulu will be renovated  Seyi Makinde

The Governor of Oulu, Seyi Makinde has announced that all the stadiums throughout Oulu state will be given a major renovation. Makinde made the remarks while walking out of the Lekan Salami Stadium in the Adamasigba district of Ibadan, Ondo State in southwestern Nigeria. Former Vice President of Nigeria, Alhaji Atiku Abubakar is a great success for the governor of Oyo State, Seyi Makinde after the renovation of the Lekan Salami Stadium. Alhaji Abubakar and others such as the governor of Ondo state, Brother Rotimi Akeredolu (SAN); the governor of Edo state, Godwin Obaseki; the former governor of Oyo state, Rasidi Ladoja; Otunba Adebayo Alao-Akala; the former governor of Oyo state under the military regime, David Jemibewon, who built the Ohun stadium in 1976; the deputy governor of Oyo state, the architect Rauf Olaniyan, Governor Seyi Makinde used the occasion with a novelty match, which was held between a former Super Eagles player and a former 3SC player. In his speech, Alhaji Abubakar made it clear that he has looked across the city of Ibadan and can attest to the great work the governor is doing especially in the field of mineral development, and he has raised the flag for Governor Seyi Makinde.


Alhaji Abubakar and others such as the governor of Ondo state, Brother Rotimi Akeredolu (SAN); the governor of Edo state, Godwin Obaseki; the former governor of Oyo state, Rasidi Ladoja; Otunba Adebayo Alao-Akala; the former governor of Oyo state under the military regime, David Jemibewon, who built the Ohun stadium in 1976; the deputy governor of Oyo state, the architect Rauf Olaniyan, Governor Seyi Makinde used the occasion with a novelty match, which was held between a former Super Eagles player and a former 3SC player. In his speech, Alhaji Abubakar made it clear that he has looked across the city of Ibadan and can attest to the great work the governor is doing especially in the field of mineral development, and he has raised the flag for Governor Seyi Makinde. In their remarks, the governor of Ondo state, Brother Rotimi Akeredolu and the governor of Oyo state, Otunba Adebayo Alao-Akala, extended a warm welcome to Governor Seyi Makinde for this great achievement in restoring the Lekan Salami Stadium. In his response, Makinde made it clear that he will do his best to bring the Yooku Electric Sports Stadium to Oyo State. He added that the government will try to ensure that the remaining stages of the Lekan Salami Stadium are completed soon.


In their remarks, the governor of Ondo state, Brother Rotimi Akeredolu and the governor of Oyo state, Otunba Adebayo Alao-Akala, extended a warm welcome to Governor Seyi Makinde for this great achievement in restoring the Lekan Salami Stadium. In his response, Makinde made it clear that he will do his best to bring the Yooku Electric Sports Stadium to Oyo State. He added that the government will try to ensure that the remaining stages of the Lekan Salami Stadium are completed soon. Makinde thanked the good people of Oulu state and all his colleagues for their support and cooperation, and he certainly will not be disappointed under the unseen. Among the influential footballers who participated in the match there were: Ike Sorunmu, Victor Ikpeba, Taribo West, Felix Owolabi, J.J Okocha, Tijani Babangida, Mutiu Adepoju. Among the most prominent of these were: Chief Festus Adegboye Onigbinde (founder of Shooting Stars sports Club and Nigerian Super Eagles), Vice Chairman of the South West Nigeria Democratic Party, Ambassador Taofeek Arapaja, Senator Monsurat Sunmonu, and Omooba Olagunsoye Oyinlola.


Makinde thanked the good people of Oulu state and all his colleagues for their support and cooperation, and he certainly will not be disappointed under the unseen. Among the influential footballers who participated in the match there were: Ike Sorunmu, Victor Ikpeba, Taribo West, Felix Owolabi, J.J Okocha, Tijani Babangida, Mutiu Adepoju. Among the most prominent of these were: Chief Festus Adegboye Onigbinde (founder of Shooting Stars sports Club and Nigerian Super Eagles), Vice Chairman of the South West Nigeria Democratic Party, Ambassador Taofeek Arapaja, Senator Monsurat Sunmonu, and Omooba Olagunsoye Oyinlola. The crowns do not end there. Among them were Soun Ogbomede, Oba Jimoh Oyewumi Ajagungbade; Aseyin city of Iseyin, Oba Abdulganiyu Ajinase Oloogun ebi; Onipetu Ijeru, Oba Sunday Oyeyiran; the capital of Igboora, Oba Jimoh Olajide Titiloye, while Alaafin city of Oyo, Oba Lamidi Adeyemi iii and Olubadan Ile Ibadan, Oba Saliu Adetunji, Aje Ogunniso1 were not allowed to enter the festival.


The crowns do not end there. Among them were Soun Ogbomede, Oba Jimoh Oyewumi Ajagungbade; Aseyin city of Iseyin, Oba Abdulganiyu Ajinase Oloogun ebi; Onipetu Ijeru, Oba Sunday Oyeyiran; the capital of Igboora, Oba Jimoh Olajide Titiloye, while Alaafin city of Oyo, Oba Lamidi Adeyemi iii and Olubadan Ile Ibadan, Oba Saliu Adetunji, Aje Ogunniso1 were not allowed to enter the festival.


President Buhari dismisses Minister of Agriculture and Minister of Energy

President Muhammadu Buhari announced a cabinet reshuffle, bringing the number of ministers to four. Two of the four had to resign and two to take another position. The most recent were the former Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development, Sabo Nanono and current Minister of Agriculture, Sale Mamman. He was succeeded by former Minister for Environment, Muhammad Mahmood Abubakar, who is now serving as Minister for Agriculture and Urban Development, and former Minister of State for Works and Housing, Abubakar Aliyu who became Minister for Electricity. Special Adviser to the President, Femi Adesina explained this to the press at the end of the weekly ministerial meeting. He said, President Buhari promised that soon he will find someone else to fill the vacancies of Nanono and Mamman.


The Nigerian government puts a premium on oil in the 2022 Budget

The Nigerian government has urged the public not to be alarmed by the increase in fuel prices, saying that the country has introduced a fuel tax in 2022. The Joint Advisory Director of the National Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NNPC), Mr Mele Kyari, made this known on Thursday, during the first three-day round of discussions on the 2022 to 2024 Medium-Term Expenditure Framework (MTEF) and the Financial Framework (FSP). The external discussion was organized by the Executive Council, to review the two budget documents that form the basis for the national budget each year. Mr Kyari also assured Nigerians that, the stakeholders are still continuing to determine when and how best to make the price of petroleum oil more efficient at PMS, which currently stands at = N = two-and-a-half-hundred-eight (162) Naira per litre.According to NNPC GMD, they provided a flat rate on petroleum in the 2022 budget, as it is not clear that the shareholder allocation will be completed before 2022 to four.


President Buhárí chairs the meeting of the Joint Executive Committee

President Muhammadu Buhari chairs a meeting of the Joint Executive Council online in the first lady's guest room, in the capital's office, Abuja. Vice President Yemi Osinbajo, Secretary to the Federal Government, Boss Mustapha and Senior Officer to the President, Prof. Ibrahim Gambari were among those present at the meeting, which began at exactly 9 am. The Minister of Finance, External Affairs and National Planning, Zainab Ahmed; the Senior Adviser and Minister of Justice, Abubakar Malami; the Minister of Labour and Housing, Babtunde Fashola and the Minister of Communications and Digital Economy, Dr. Isa Pantami. Others included, Minister of Aviation, Hadi Sirika; Development of Iron and Minerals, Regional Development, Humanitarian, Disaster Management and Social Development and Youth and Sports Development, Sunday Dare. The federal chief of staff, Folashade Yemi-Esan and other ministers are attending from their offices in Abuja online. President Buhari first launched the Nigerian Government Investment Authority, before the meeting began.


Others included, Minister of Aviation, Hadi Sirika; Development of Iron and Minerals, Regional Development, Humanitarian, Disaster Management and Social Development and Youth and Sports Development, Sunday Dare. The federal chief of staff, Folashade Yemi-Esan and other ministers are attending from their offices in Abuja online. President Buhari first launched the Nigerian Government Investment Authority, before the meeting began. Further details


Human rights are a major concern of the Nigerian government, international

The Nigerian government has launched a new partnership with the United Nations in the country, to promote human rights in the country. In a discussion that they launched in Abuja on Victory Day, both sides began discussions on how to ensure that there is guaranteed protection for human rights, and the implementation of human rights conventions and laws, which Nigeria ratified. Speaking at the launch, UN chief in Nigeria, Edward Kallon, said that human rights protection is one of the UN's priorities at present. Kallon, representing Peter Hawkins, UNICEF's National Representative, said Nigeria, like many other countries, faces many human rights challenges that they have to solve. He explained that consultation with the government, would help on UN efforts for advancing human rights. Kallon pointed out that, to succeed, they must focus on establishing a policy framework that will be regularly revised to jointly review cooperation on emerging human rights issues in Nigeria.


Governor Nassarawa has ordered his cabinet to dissolve

The Governor of Nassarawa State, Abdullahi Súlé has dissolved the Provincial Executive Council. The Governor of the state made the announcement at the end of the meeting of the authorities with Special Advisers, Senior Special Assistants. And then his special assistants would be left behind. Governor Sule thanked the staff councils and his assistants, for their patience and their unwavering contribution towards the success of the administration so far.


NIDCOM congratulates the first Nigerian ambassador to Australia

The organisation that regulates the affairs of Nigerians living overseas, NIDCOM, has just greeted its first representative in Australia. The Chairman of the Board, Abike Dabiri-erewa in a congratulatory message, congratulated Abiola Akinbiyi on her recent appointment, as the first Nigerian Regional Representative Commissioner of the Victorian Regional Development Board in Australia. As a representative of NIDCOM, Akinbiyi's selection clearly demonstrates her leadership skills and passion for women and youth empowerment. He urged, and did not hesitate to, to show compassion for the people and to resist attempts to achieve greater success in the public hearing. The Minister of Multicultural Affairs, Hon. Akinbiyi's nomination was announced by Ros Spence, Premier of Victoria, of the Australian Labor Party along with others.


He urged, and did not hesitate to, to show compassion for the people and to resist attempts to achieve greater success in the public hearing. The Minister of Multicultural Affairs, Hon. Akinbiyi's nomination was announced by Ros Spence, Premier of Victoria, of the Australian Labor Party along with others. Akinbiyi, is a community leader and advocate, a prominent businesswoman and also a Women and Youth activist.


Akinbiyi, is a community leader and advocate, a prominent businesswoman and also a Women and Youth activist.


Another 2300 people have been infected with COVID

As of August 1, 2021, an additional 233 people have been infected with COVID-19, the Ministry of Epidemiology announced on its website. Currently, there are 1,000 cases of HIV/AIDS, 30,000 cases of HIV/AIDS, 1,700 cases of HIV/AIDS, and 14,500 cases of HIV/AIDS in 10 states. The two may be celebrated in the following fifteen cities: Lagos (time), Oulu (thirty-three), Kwara (gun), Akwa Ibom (fourteen), Ogun (sixteen), Delta (fifteen), Ekiti (fifteen), Plateau (seven), Rivers (seven), Capital (five), Anambra (three), Bayelsa (three), and the other cities of the world.


Plateau region: Presidential office calls for peace

The President has called on all the districts affected by the Plateau Province to take a closer look and allow a state of emergency in the Province. Special Assistant to the Prime Minister on Media and Publicity, Garba Shehu called for the call in a message issued on the evening of Tuesday. Shehu said the federal government is doing everything possible to end this devastating epidemic. He said that the killers of people in Jos will not go unpunished. As the presidential spokesperson, he said that the presidential office is reassuring the public that, as the government, it is making every effort to ensure that all those affected by the recent tragedy in Plateau state are reached. But to succeed, there must be a personal commitment within the community to fight this evil.


He said that the killers of people in Jos will not go unpunished. As the presidential spokesperson, he said that the presidential office is reassuring the public that, as the government, it is making every effort to ensure that all those affected by the recent tragedy in Plateau state are reached. But to succeed, there must be a personal commitment within the community to fight this evil. Further, he urged religious and cultural leaders to avoid zeal in their actions, in order to face the war. He said, it is important for Nigerians and the international community to realize that, there are many ways to overcome the pandemic.


Further, he urged religious and cultural leaders to avoid zeal in their actions, in order to face the war. He said, it is important for Nigerians and the international community to realize that, there are many ways to overcome the pandemic.


World chess championship: Rohr calls the Super Eagles team 30

As the World Cup draws to a close, Super Eagles head coach Gernot Rohr has announced the 30 players who will compete in the FIFA World Cup qualifying in September.The Super Eagles will be joined by the national teams of Liberia and Cape Verde. The final will be played at the Teslim Balogun Stadium in Lagos on September 3rd where the Super Eagles and the Liberia national football team will face each other. The Super Eagles will also leave Nigeria for Mindelo Island to face the Cape Verde Blue Sharks on September 7th where they will face Qatar. A post shared by Nigeria Super Eagles (@ng_supereagles) The following is a list of Super Eagles players and positions signed: Francis Uzoho (APOEL Nicosia, Cyprus); Daniel Akpeyi (Kaizer Chiefs, South Africa); Maduka Okoye (Sparta Rotterdam, The Netherlands) The following are the goalkeepers: Chidozie Awaziem (FC Boavista, Portugal);


Islamic school students kidnapped have been freed

Islamic school students kidnapped in Niger State have been freed in the desert.


Nigerian Students Association (NANS) pledges to work with EFCC to fight cyberbullying

The National Union of Students (NANS) has announced a partnership with the Anti-Corruption and Anti-Money Laundering Commission (EFCC) to fight cyberbullying. The NANS members used audio support cell during their visit to the EFCC's headquarters in Iyaganku district of Ibadan, Unico State in south-eastern Nigeria. Speaking, NANS South West Region Chairman Kowe Odunayọ expressed his appreciation for the EFCC's efforts to crack down on cybercrime in the Nigerian capital and announced to cooperate with the Anti-Corruption and Anti-Money Laundering Commission, EFCC to crack down on this corruption amongst the youth. As he said in his speech, Kowe made it clear that, while the Nigerian National Education Association believes in the tremendous work being done by the EFCC, there is work to be done, especially at a time when hundreds of young Nigerians are deeply involved in cybercrime. Cooperation with EFCC will reduce corruption and cybercrime within the country's Faculty. Kowe further explained that the NANS team is planning to set up awareness programmes for young people across the Nigerian Higher Education sector on the dangers of cyber bullying, and determined that the NANS team will not tolerate cyber bullying among them.


As he said in his speech, Kowe made it clear that, while the Nigerian National Education Association believes in the tremendous work being done by the EFCC, there is work to be done, especially at a time when hundreds of young Nigerians are deeply involved in cybercrime. Cooperation with EFCC will reduce corruption and cybercrime within the country's Faculty. Kowe further explained that the NANS team is planning to set up awareness programmes for young people across the Nigerian Higher Education sector on the dangers of cyber bullying, and determined that the NANS team will not tolerate cyber bullying among them. Kowe also explained that NANS is not against the work of EFCC as some have suggested, but is interested in the fight against corruption throughout Nigeria and the region, and that this visit was to establish a close relationship with EFCC. The chairman of EFCC in Ibadan province Kanu Idagu, who hosted the NANS teams that visited the event, expressed his happiness at the opportunity to strengthen his relationship with them. He explained that there is a great work for them to do, which is to cut the root of corruption and make it a tree of knowledge for the future.


Kowe also explained that NANS is not against the work of EFCC as some have suggested, but is interested in the fight against corruption throughout Nigeria and the region, and that this visit was to establish a close relationship with EFCC. The chairman of EFCC in Ibadan province Kanu Idagu, who hosted the NANS teams that visited the event, expressed his happiness at the opportunity to strengthen his relationship with them. He explained that there is a great work for them to do, which is to cut the root of corruption and make it a tree of knowledge for the future. We are grateful to the NANS team for their visit and their determination to make corruption a reality in our society. He encouraged them to do their best to do all they could in the way and to do good works.


We are grateful to the NANS team for their visit and their determination to make corruption a reality in our society. He encouraged them to do their best to do all they could in the way and to do good works.


Governor Samuel Ortom is not fit to be a political leader- Garba Shehu

The federal government has criticized the Benue state governor Samuel Ortom's accusation that President Buhari is biased. In a statement by President Buhari's special assistant on news and publicity, Garba Shehu, has said that the Benue state governor never talks about discrimination, only to get people to hate him. Garba Shehu, also maintained that Ortom should not seek leadership at all, about issues that should not be taken by leaders instead of politicians, was widely reported. really good people, good Benue state citizens, should have a better leader than Ortom, so we want to see a good person elected to political office in the next election.


The government of Oulu State evacuated 95 students from Plateau State

The Ogun State Government under Governor Seyi Makinde has evacuated about 85 Ogun State nursing students from Plateau State amidst the ongoing unrest. In a press release issued by the Governor, Taiwo Adisa, it was announced that Governor Seyi Makinde had sent his special adviser on education, Mr. Victor Olojede to the meeting of the students who were away from Jos. Chief of Staff to Governor Seyi Makinde, Hon Segun Ogunwuyi, speaking through the Governor, assured the students that the Oyo State Government will do everything in its power to protect the lives and livelihoods of all the children and residents of Ogun State. The students were not present at the government plant in Agodi district of Ibadan, Oyo state in southwestern Nigeria, where the students expressed their happiness as they appealed to the government for their courageous efforts to save their lives. In his speech, Special Advisor to the Governor on Education, Victor Olojede, highlighted the expulsion of students from Jos and praised Governor Seyi Makinde for making it easier to deport students. He also thanked the Governor for his commitment in this initiative, adding that the students were very appreciative.


The students were not present at the government plant in Agodi district of Ibadan, Oyo state in southwestern Nigeria, where the students expressed their happiness as they appealed to the government for their courageous efforts to save their lives. In his speech, Special Advisor to the Governor on Education, Victor Olojede, highlighted the expulsion of students from Jos and praised Governor Seyi Makinde for making it easier to deport students. He also thanked the Governor for his commitment in this initiative, adding that the students were very appreciative. Also the student leader and former President of National Oduduwa Students Association of Jos University, Kolawole Paul described Governor Seyi Makinde as a proud leader who will not let the mother be the one to take the lead.


Also the student leader and former President of National Oduduwa Students Association of Jos University, Kolawole Paul described Governor Seyi Makinde as a proud leader who will not let the mother be the one to take the lead.


The Kingdom of Plateau, Jos Re-established

The Plateau State Government has also declared a 14-hour state of emergency, following the previous surrender of the former Jos North Local Government Area, where a riot broke out through an attack on the Yelwa Zangam Local Government Area, which has caused numerous deaths and destruction of property. According to Governor Simon Lalong, the 24-hour curfew will begin at 4pm on Thursday, August 25, 2021, until further notice. This special decision is being taken because of the importance of people and property within the Local Government Area and to avoid law and order. It will also allow security agencies to send troops there while providing security while the search for the perpetrators of the crime will continue. The Governor appealed to the citizens of Jos North, to cooperate with the Government by following the 24-hour curfew, which commenced at 4pm on 25 August 2021, as they had ordered the security agencies to ensure that those violating the order are arrested.


Citizenship of NDA security colleges will be a challenge  President Buhari

President Muhammadu Buhari said that the tragedy that hit the Nigerian Defence Academy (NDA) on Victory Day should not be seen as a shock to their courage, but rather as a call to fight to end crime in the country. He said that the attack, which resulted in loss of life, came at a time when the military had forced protesters, terrorists, migrants, and other types of criminals to engage in their covert operations. While expressing his condolences to the families who lost their loved ones, and praying that God comfort them, President Buhari vowed that, the people will not die in vain, they will put the nose of all those who are in the dark, because no sinner will go unpunished, and this will be a step to cleanse the country in the end. The President thanked all Nigerians who appreciate and appreciate the military effort, and urged those who are doing political tyranny with corrupt attitudes to avoid, saying that "what is bad is bad, this is the time when all patriots and good people should support and encourage those on the front lines.


The meeting of the joint committee was postponed

The weekly meeting of the Federal Council will not take place this week. At exactly nine o'clock, the exact time for the meeting), Voice of Nigeria reporter, the capital noted that the platform that they would use for the meeting was locked. The reporter said that no ministers and members of the federal government were present, nor did they go to the presidential palace in Villa for the meeting. The meeting officials have not yet explained why they burned the meeting. But the continuation of the meeting may have to do with the tragic incident that occurred at the Nigerian National Security Academy, in Kaduna, on Victory Day.


NSIP: Nigeria revamped GEEP and launched GEEP 2.0

The Nigerian government has launched the GEEP 2.0 pilot program, GEEP 2.0, which is designed to provide loans and job training to unemployed citizens on a daily basis. The programme was launched by the Minister of Humanitarian Affairs, Disaster Management and Social Development, Sadiya Umar Farouq in Abuja, Nigeria. He said that GEEP 2.0 version of GEEP, is available for the poor and underprivileged, but skilled tradespeople, who are not benefiting from the marriage programs and to provide a medium marriage and income for the business of kata kara. According to the minister, the scheme was also launched to help the disabled, women facing discrimination, unemployed youth and other disadvantaged in society. Technical Assistant to the Minister on GEEP, Zainab Musa Musawa, said that the system was modified to listen to the needy, many of whom were women, youth and rural farmers. The Technical Assistant further stated that, through coordination, coordination and participation, their staff will provide effective guidance and guidance to all concerned with GEEP 2.0.


Beware of drug abuse because of its social harm- MP Sanni Ganiyu Okanlawon

Senator Sanni Ganiyu Okanlawon, who represents Koxofebengi in the Lagos State Legislative Assembly has urged parents, community leaders and the general public to represent them in child care, as the government is providing its own. He spoke at the Annual General Meeting, which is held by the Lagos State Legislative Assembly across the 40 constituencies to the Legislative Assembly in Lagos State, to give citizens the opportunity to voice their concerns on urban development. The seventh such incident took place in the town of Gbongan Mende in the state of Maryland in the state of Lagos. Speaking on the theme of this year, "The increasing prevalence of drug abuse is a sign of the country's development", Prime Minister Okanlawe warned that if this trend is not addressed early, it will be a major blow to the country's development and economy. He stressed that parents should represent them in childcare, as the government is providing for its own. He mentioned the steps taken by the Lagos State Government especially the Lagos State Legislative Assembly to curb drug abuse and social drug use.


Speaking on the theme of this year, "The increasing prevalence of drug abuse is a sign of the country's development", Prime Minister Okanlawe warned that if this trend is not addressed early, it will be a major blow to the country's development and economy. He stressed that parents should represent them in childcare, as the government is providing for its own. He mentioned the steps taken by the Lagos State Government especially the Lagos State Legislative Assembly to curb drug abuse and social drug use. A number of laws and resolutions have been passed by the Parliament to curb corruption, which would make the slums more liveable. This Parliament is trying to make laws and policies that will improve the lives of our youth. There are several laws that are coming in to confirm this, including The Act to amend the Sports Authority in Lagos State of 2015 to address the threat to the youth and sports life in Lagos State, among other related issues. The Chief Minister also stated that other initiatives are also underway to further promote youth development in Lagos State.