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. It includes: There are other bills currently under discussion in the House, the re-introduction of which will benefit the youth such as Act for Provision for Establishment of Fafiti Schools for the Education System in Lagos State and other related matters. This will also teach courses related to education, from which they will receive various certificates. In his congratulatory speech, the Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Koxofe Local Government Area, Mr. Kehinde Bello, stressed that the content of this year's Senior Leaders Meeting is important at this time, so that we can find a solution to the harmful effects of drug abuse, which is occurring. He hoped that participants would find lessons to be learned from this meeting, especially with the content.


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

It includes: There are other bills currently under discussion in the House, the re-introduction of which will benefit the youth such as Act for Provision for Establishment of Fafiti Schools for the Education System in Lagos State and other related matters. This will also teach courses related to education, from which they will receive various certificates. In his congratulatory speech, the Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Koxofe Local Government Area, Mr. Kehinde Bello, stressed that the content of this year's Senior Leaders Meeting is important at this time, so that we can find a solution to the harmful effects of drug abuse, which is occurring. He hoped that participants would find lessons to be learned from this meeting, especially with the content. A former politician, who is a member of the Executive Committee of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Lagos State, Prince Olumuyiwa Chosanya urged all parties to fight for the welfare of children and youth especially as drug abuse is rampant in Nigeria. He spoke out against the social damage and deaths caused by this practice. It has a recurring trend that is detrimental to the economy and civic development.


A former politician, who is a member of the Executive Committee of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Lagos State, Prince Olumuyiwa Chosanya urged all parties to fight for the welfare of children and youth especially as drug abuse is rampant in Nigeria. He spoke out against the social damage and deaths caused by this practice. It has a recurring trend that is detrimental to the economy and civic development. He said: There are many parents and caregivers whose children are using drugs that they cannot tell them. If you can, ask for more mature ones. Because these kids think that if they take this drug, it gives them courage, but in the end you get a lot of damage.


He said: There are many parents and caregivers whose children are using drugs that they cannot tell them. If you can, ask for more mature ones. Because these kids think that if they take this drug, it gives them courage, but in the end you get a lot of damage. The main commentator of the day, Ms Ngozi Okocha, a senior official from the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA), in her article, warned that if the country is not treated for drug abuse now, it will be very damaging to society. He stressed that the increase in drug abuse and drug abuse is a phenomenon that society must first address. This is probably not affecting the lives of today's youth. In the article, titled, As Drug Abuse and Drug Dependence Rise, It Will Be a Big Hit for Social Development, the columnist said that as youth are engaged in drug abuse and drug abuse, Nigeria is in a state of chaos.


The main commentator of the day, Ms Ngozi Okocha, a senior official from the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA), in her article, warned that if the country is not treated for drug abuse now, it will be very damaging to society. He stressed that the increase in drug abuse and drug abuse is a phenomenon that society must first address. This is probably not affecting the lives of today's youth. In the article, titled, As Drug Abuse and Drug Dependence Rise, It Will Be a Big Hit for Social Development, the columnist said that as youth are engaged in drug abuse and drug abuse, Nigeria is in a state of chaos. It is: There are approximately four million people in Nigeria who are using drugs in various forms by 2020. Research has shown that 11 percent increase in drug abuse will occur by 2030 globally. The situation will be worse in Africa if it is not stopped now. Ms. Okocha said that this practice is detrimental to social development now, especially as civil institutions such as prisons and courts are filled with drug-related charges and corruption, and has a negative impact on national security and the health of citizens.


It is: There are approximately four million people in Nigeria who are using drugs in various forms by 2020. Research has shown that 11 percent increase in drug abuse will occur by 2030 globally. The situation will be worse in Africa if it is not stopped now. Ms. Okocha said that this practice is detrimental to social development now, especially as civil institutions such as prisons and courts are filled with drug-related charges and corruption, and has a negative impact on national security and the health of citizens. He urged citizens to monitor drug abuse victims for treatment as the Anti-Drug Abuse Society provides programs and treatment for such people. Another author on the same topic, Dr Fatima Binta Amodu, a breastfeeding specialist from Fafiti Redeemers, picked up on what is called drug abuse. It is not only the use of drugs that is a form of drug addiction, but if drugs are not used as the drug lord says we should be used, or used in the way we want, this is all drug abuse.


He urged citizens to monitor drug abuse victims for treatment as the Anti-Drug Abuse Society provides programs and treatment for such people. Another author on the same topic, Dr Fatima Binta Amodu, a breastfeeding specialist from Fafiti Redeemers, picked up on what is called drug abuse. It is not only the use of drugs that is a form of drug addiction, but if drugs are not used as the drug lord says we should be used, or used in the way we want, this is all drug abuse. It is: If a person is exposed to paracetamol, or other antibiotics in the wrong way, it is probably not harmful to the health of the animal. For example, if a pregnant woman abuses the drug parcetamol, it can cause her baby to become very sick. For this reason, many people misuse drugs. Parents and caregivers are encouraged to be careful about the behaviour of their children. Dr. Basirat Giwa, a veterinarian who spoke at the meeting, condemned this atrocity against the family, society and the government.


It is: If a person is exposed to paracetamol, or other antibiotics in the wrong way, it is probably not harmful to the health of the animal. For example, if a pregnant woman abuses the drug parcetamol, it can cause her baby to become very sick. For this reason, many people misuse drugs. Parents and caregivers are encouraged to be careful about the behaviour of their children. Dr. Basirat Giwa, a veterinarian who spoke at the meeting, condemned this atrocity against the family, society and the government. In the family especially mothers, have a lot to worry about their children especially boys. Parents should visit their children's school to check how they are doing. In society, it is the adults who should be the ones to have the double eyelids, the eyes are the ones to be right. So that the neighbors will stop watching how the children are doing, which will be the way to treat them, because, if we don't, society will suffer this kind of drug abuse.


In the family especially mothers, have a lot to worry about their children especially boys. Parents should visit their children's school to check how they are doing. In society, it is the adults who should be the ones to have the double eyelids, the eyes are the ones to be right. So that the neighbors will stop watching how the children are doing, which will be the way to treat them, because, if we don't, society will suffer this kind of drug abuse. The government, however, urged the authorities to set up more sports arenas, which young people can use even if they are not working, because the devil is always looking for a job. Many of those who also spoke out against this issue were representatives from the church, the police, the arts and crafts community, etc. They came from the Kofuku region. They all condemned the social abuse of drugs, and that society must first take action to stop it, before it can fully embrace social development. Yet the citizens have not expressed their gratitude for the actions taken by the government as part of their demands at this important meeting last year.


The government, however, urged the authorities to set up more sports arenas, which young people can use even if they are not working, because the devil is always looking for a job. Many of those who also spoke out against this issue were representatives from the church, the police, the arts and crafts community, etc. They came from the Kofuku region. They all condemned the social abuse of drugs, and that society must first take action to stop it, before it can fully embrace social development. Yet the citizens have not expressed their gratitude for the actions taken by the government as part of their demands at this important meeting last year. Among the highlights as mentioned by Prime Minister Sanni are the Olabisi Road project, Ilajẹ Road and Kujọre Road in Ogudu and Oworonshoki Road. Others are building up to secondary schools such as Muslim High School in Oworonshoki, Ojota Senior High School and others and are constructing 18 schools each. The Parliament also established a table tennis academy and a medium-sized marriage program for women and men.


Among the highlights as mentioned by Prime Minister Sanni are the Olabisi Road project, Ilajẹ Road and Kujọre Road in Ogudu and Oworonshoki Road. Others are building up to secondary schools such as Muslim High School in Oworonshoki, Ojota Senior High School and others and are constructing 18 schools each. The Parliament also established a table tennis academy and a medium-sized marriage program for women and men. Some of the participants stood up to hand over their petitions for urban development to the legislature. The Chief Minister also urged the remaining members to pay their respects to his office. He also pledged to implement a special energy program for the citizens in September and November this year. Among the key people present at the Summit of the Powers are the Chairman of the Kochosfré Local Government, Mr. Mwayosore Ogunlẹwẹ and his Deputy, Mr. Saliu, representatives of King Oworonshoki and King Ojodu and the Bales.


Some of the participants stood up to hand over their petitions for urban development to the legislature. The Chief Minister also urged the remaining members to pay their respects to his office. He also pledged to implement a special energy program for the citizens in September and November this year. Among the key people present at the Summit of the Powers are the Chairman of the Kochosfré Local Government, Mr. Mwayosore Ogunlẹwẹ and his Deputy, Mr. Saliu, representatives of King Oworonshoki and King Ojodu and the Bales.


President Buhari mourns the death of Queen Victoria Aguyi-Ironsi, wife of former Nigerian President

President Muhammadu Buhari has expressed his condolences to the Aguiyi-Ironsi family, the government and the people of Abia State on the death of His Highness Queen Victoria Aguiyi-Ironsi, who was the wife of the first Prime Minister, the veteran Johnson Thomas Aguiyi-Ironsi. In a message, the president assured that Queen Victoria was a hardworking, unwavering, courageous and unwavering person during one of the most difficult times in Nigeria's history, and this clearly shows that she was a mother of the nation, a God-fearing and a first lady. The President said that, fifty-five years after the death of the veteran J.T Aguiyi-Ironsi, Sister Victoria has not given up her tireless work in Nigeria, for peace, stability, recovery and transition. The President sincerely prayed that Queen Victoria's struggle for the country would not be lost, and joined all Nigerians in praying for her soul to rest, and that God would breathe a good breath.


Another 12,400 people have been infected with COVID-19

Another 12,400 people have been infected with COVID in Nigeria. The National Center for Disease Control and Prevention (NCDC) confirmed the news on its website on Friday night. NCDC also noted that eight people have died from the Covid virus. The agency said that 12 people were tested from 12 states - Lagos (four), Akwa Ibom (one), Rivers (four), Oulu (five), Edo (twelve), Benue (eleven), Delta (seven), FCT (four), Ogun (four), Kaduna (two), Gombe (one). Right now, 75,000 people -- 9,000 -- 35,000 -- have been infected, 15,000 -- 85,000 -- 15,500 -- have been cured, and two-thirds -- five.


The Internet can complement the development of economic cooperation - NCC

Vice Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of the Nigerian Communications Corporation (NCC), Prof Umar Danbatta, said that e-learning will help the community to have more effective collaboration through online content provision and to be a catalyst for new knowledge amongst the network. In his keynote address, which was his annual launch in Bichi Emirate, entitled, "Internet, the right step for social and economic transformation in Bichi, Kano State, western Tarawa, Nigeria", Danbatta urged public and private sector actors to embrace the initiative. The NCC authority calls for attention that, internet technology provides the freedom that individual citizens need, to use online content and tools. He said, one of his three policy goals is focused on the economic development of Nigeria, through the transformation of the internet infrastructure and increasing the competitiveness of the telecommunications sector and the country's GDP.


Nigeria commemorates the International Day for the Abolition of the Slave Trade.

Today, Nigeria will join the world in commemorating the annual Day of the Slave Trade and its abolition. The theme of this year's event is r-today, Total Question: Protecting the Future The event, which is scheduled to start at exactly 9 am, at the National Press Station, in the Press Office, is hosted by the Joint Centre for Information and Culture with the cooperation of its subsidiary institutions, UNESCO and other partners. The day was hosted by the Minister of Information and Broadcasting, Alhaji Lai Mohammed. The International Day for the Remembrance of the Slave Trade and its Abolition is celebrated worldwide on August 13th, the day that UNESCO has set aside for the remembrance of the trans-oceanic slave trade.


Covid-19: Another 44,711 people have been infected in Nigeria

Another 44,711 people have been infected with Covid-19 in Nigeria so far. As the Nigerian National Epidemiology Agency announced on July 21, 2021 on their website. Currently, the number of COVID-19 cases in Nigeria is 77,635, while the number of people who have recovered is 16,830, the same number of people who have been vaccinated.


President Buhari to the Itsekiri family

President Muhammadu Buhari has greeted all the Itsekiri family at home and abroad, as they were inaugurating Prince Tsola Emiko as the 21st Warri Chief on Wednesday, August 2021. The President thanked the citizens for overcoming the difficulties that have arisen since the appointment of the first Chief Minister, He also urged the angry people to resolve the difficulties in a peaceful manner so that peace and harmony can be restored in the state. The Hamzat Damla


800 people infected with the virus in Niger

Niger is facing a pandemic of Ebola through floods caused by heavy rains across the globe, with 8,000 people infected in the West African country. According to the Minister of Health of the Republic of Tajikistan, Dr. Idi Illiassou Mainassanara, the pandemic has led to a re-engineering of the health system, which has led to a re-engineering of the epidemic. The Chief Medical Officer of Niamey III Hospital District, Dr Habou abdourahamane, said that all national hospital departments should be prepared for the pandemic, that all hospitals should conduct screening of all their staff on health policy, especially on the pandemic and provide all necessary items to contain the epidemic. Gabalegoura in Niger was the worst flooded area in the country on August 11, and the Minister of Health has set up a health ambulance to operate in the areas, and to care for the local patients, and also teach those living in the area how to clean up. Damola and Kehinde


Mourning: President Buhari greets Yola

President Muhammadu Buhari has arrived in Yola, Adamawa State to meet with the families, government and people of Adamawa State on the death of Ahmed Joda, who died on Friday, August 8. The sea is coming for you soon...


President Buhari on his way to Adamawa state

President Muhammadu Buhari will visit Adamawa state today on Friday. President Buhari went to consult with the state governor on the death of Ahmed Joda, a prominent Pakistani citizen. Joda was the chairman of the main government-building committee for President Buhari in 2015. The actor died last week on Friday, August 13th. President Buhari will also take the opportunity to leave Yola to Kano state, to attend the wedding of his son, Yusuf Buhari. President Buhari will return to Abuja after the wedding.


COVID-19: 770 Nigerians have also been infected with Conona

The NCDC has announced that 4,700 people have been infected with Conona in 17 states.These states are:- Eko,March 30,2019. and has called God


Nigerian government, use your loan money for business development  Peter Obi

Former Anambra State Governor Peter Obi has urged the Nigerian government to use the loan money for the development of Nigerian business. Obi, continued, is not a bad thing for a language country to borrow but if the language country is willing to spend money for economic development, it is worse. The candidate for the vice-presidential nomination for the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) made the remarks on Monday while answering a question from reporters while leading a meeting of the Dominican Fafa committee to the hospital of Seyi Makinde, the governor of Oyo State, in Agodi, Ibadan. He continued: If we borrow for food, this is very bad for Nigeria.They say that the loans for the agricultural system, and I asked where the agricultural system is.If they used these loans for the development of the agricultural system, the Nigerian agricultural system would be better than it is now, but the Nigerian agricultural system is burning the backbone.We should borrow for the development of education, healthcare and to get people out of the left. Gom Makinde Education also said that his government will cooperate with the Dominican Fafit for the development of education in Oulu state. It is also difficult to overlook the demands of the Fafists for the land taken from them by the government, which is used for the operation of the special train from Eko to Ibadan.


Nigeria and Bulgaria to cooperate on security

Nigerian Defence Minister, Navy Chief Bashir Salihi Magashi has said that Nigeria and Bulgaria will cooperate on security. The Minister of Defense made the remarks while receiving the Bulgarian Ambassador, Yanko V. Yordanov, as a guest in Abuja. The Bulgarian Ambassador Yanko V. Yorda took the opportunity to invite the Nigerian Minister of Defense as a special guest to the military trade fair to be held in Bulgaria in June next year.


war on drugs: Nigeria, Saudi Arabia joined forces in March

The Nigerian Drug Enforcement Agency, NDLEA and the Directorate General of the Saudi Drug Enforcement Agency (GDNC), have agreed to further strengthen their cooperation on combating drug possession and use between the two countries. This was the subject of a discussion by NDLEA, veteran Mohammed Buba Marwa and Saudi GDNC representative Naser Hajid Al Otaibi in Abuja, Nigeria. While welcoming the Saudi delegation, the fighter Marwa expressed his gratitude for the support from the Saudi government later. The NDLEA director appealed to the Saudi government for their support.


Minister  New law will attract investors

Nigerian State Minister for Petroleum Timipre Sylva said the president's new law will attract investors. The minister made this statement while answering questions from journalists about the new law until the president's inauguration in Abuja, on Victory Day. Sylva said that President Muhammadu Buhari will deliver a speech on the bill, which will help develop the oil and gas sector, on the day of victory. It is noted that we should be careful how we invest and set up jobs, as its impact will be felt in other areas. He said that if the labour costs are high, this will scare investors in the country.


President Buhari appoints the Steering Committee for the Oil Industry Law

President Muhammadu Buhari has started the implementation of the recently signed Petroleum Industry Act (PIA) by appointing a board of directors to oversee the policy. The Committee will be chaired by the Minister of State for Petroleum Affairs, Timipre Sylva. The members of the body are: Senior Secretary for the Oil Industry, Director of the Institute, NNPC, Head of the Institute FIRS, Representative of the Ministry of Justice, Representative of the Ministry of Finance, Finance and National Planning, Special Assistant to the President on Natural Resources, Olufemi Lijadu as Foreign Legal Advisor, and the Executive Secretary, for the development of the petroleum industry. The.


Nigeria will set aside a day as a day of celebration for the elderly soon - Minister

Minister of Humanitarian Affairs, Disaster Management and Social Development, H. Saadia Umar Farouq, has confirmed that a special day for the elderly will be announced soon. Farouq confirmed this when the National Council of Senior Citizens of Nigeria (NSCC) led by General Manager Emem Omokaro visited Abuja. Prior to this, Omokaro petitioned for the proclamation of a National Day of Older Persons in Nigeria, between August and early September 2021, to celebrate the National Day of Older Persons for the first time in October 2021. He also requested NSCC's assistance in granting senior citizenship (SCN) if they are over seventy years of age to do the National registration. He further said that this will provide them with effective identification, age-appropriate services and facilitation of banking and infrastructure, road, air and rail services, health and hospital services. The main objective of the visit was the preparation of the press release issued at the end of a one-day discussion for the elderly, launched by the National Association of Elderly Persons on 3 August.


He also requested NSCC's assistance in granting senior citizenship (SCN) if they are over seventy years of age to do the National registration. He further said that this will provide them with effective identification, age-appropriate services and facilitation of banking and infrastructure, road, air and rail services, health and hospital services. The main objective of the visit was the preparation of the press release issued at the end of a one-day discussion for the elderly, launched by the National Association of Elderly Persons on 3 August. The federal government has signed the National Action Plan, which was launched in May.


The federal government has signed the National Action Plan, which was launched in May.


Ibrahim Mantu dies, President Buhari mourns the death of former Deputy Speaker of Parliament

President Muhammadu Buhari has joined Plateau State Governor and citizens in mourning the former Deputy Speaker of the Senate, Ibrahim Mantu to mourn the death of the renowned politician. President Buhari held the debate with leaders, Nigerians, friends and politicians about the death of Ibrahim Mantu, who devoted his life to serving his people. The President prayed that God send the resident to the welfare of Damola and Kehinde


Nigerian government promises to make the first COVID vaccine available

The Nigerian government has pledged to ensure that there is a large and abundant supply of covid vaccines throughout the country. Federal Secretary and Chairman, Presidential Council on Covid, Boss Mustapha, confirmed this at the launch of the first batch of Covid vaccine in Abuja. He said the Presidential Commission on COVID-19 will continue to monitor the spread of the virus, in a country where the infection is rampant and spreading. It noted that individuals have a responsibility to protect the health of their people, by ensuring that all eligible people in their home and community receive the covid vaccine, while the government will continue to ensure that the vaccine is available in abundance.


Nigeria's president greets Zambia's elected president

President Muhammadu Buhari greets President Hakainde Hichilema of Zambia on his victory in the presidential election, 12 August 2021. The President commended the citizens of the country for their willingness to fulfill their responsibilities as citizens by electing their candidate freely, which demonstrates that unity, integrity and progress are at the core of the people's ability to easily elect their leader. President Buhari also praised President Edgar Lungu for accepting the election results and establishing the government in peace, and called for attention to such behaviour as a motivation for all democratic supporters. While describing the history and partnership between Nigeria and Zambia, the Nigerian president looks forward to working closely with the newly elected President of Zambia for peace, development and progress of both countries.


COVID-19: 21 more cases of COVID-19 have been reported

Another 41,500 people have been infected with COVID in Nigeria. The NCDC confirmed this on their website on Saturday night. The 41 people were killed in 13 states  Lagos (one-thirteen-three), Akwa Ibom (four-thirty-four), Enugu (two-six), Oyo (two-six), Anambra (thirty-four), Rivers (nineteen), War (three-six), Ekiti (fifteen), FC At present, 15,000 people have been infected, 78,000 cases have been reported, and 100 people have been cured, and one in 1,000 have died.


Nigeria will win the war against its security and social economy - Vice President Osinda

Vice President, Nigeria, Professor Yemi Osinbajo has said that Nigeria will win the war against security and economy, and everything will be well for the people, because the spirit of God is in the country. This was stated by Prof. Osinbajo, on Friday at the graduation ceremony of Revd. Dr. Israel Akanji, who served for twelve years, as Senior Pastor and Supervisor of the First Baptist Church, Garki. Osinbajo spoke briefly at the awareness ceremony, attended by the president of the Christian Association of Nigeria, Revd Olasupo Environment and Minister of State for Health, Olorunimbe Mamora, other intellectuals and Christian leaders. The vice president praised the new president's character, describing him as a humble and unyielding leader. Vice President Ke Akanji died on the occasion of his upcoming 60th birthday, on the 16th of August.


Osinbajo spoke briefly at the awareness ceremony, attended by the president of the Christian Association of Nigeria, Revd Olasupo Environment and Minister of State for Health, Olorunimbe Mamora, other intellectuals and Christian leaders. The vice president praised the new president's character, describing him as a humble and unyielding leader. Vice President Ke Akanji died on the occasion of his upcoming 60th birthday, on the 16th of August. He prayed for God's blessings and wisdom and also prayed for God's favor and blessings on all Nigerians.


He prayed for God's blessings and wisdom and also prayed for God's favor and blessings on all Nigerians.


The fight against corruption in Nigeria is through the clean development of the public services

Nigeria's Vice President, Prof. Yemi Osinbajo has launched a comprehensive reform of the welfare of federal officials that can only end the widespread corruption in the government. Professor Osinbajo made the remarks during the acceptance of the revised draft of the Civil Service Regulations for 2021-2025, which was presented to him by the Federal Government's Chief of Staff, Ms. Folashade Yemi-Esan. The meeting was attended by the Minister of Justice of Nigeria, Abubakar Malami; Minister of Planning and Housing, Chris Ngige; Minister of Finance, Ms. Zainab Ahmed; Minister of State for Planning and National Policy, Crown Prince Clem Agba; and Minister of Social Development and Housing, Abubakar Aliyu, Vice President for Economic Affairs, Adeyemi Dipeolu, and other senior officials. Prof Osinbajo also said that the move to upgrade the housing of federal officials is the first of its kind in Nigeria since the last years. The Federal Reserve (CBN) has set aside 200 billion naira to provide library facilities for Nigerian government officials. Ms. Yemi-Esan also said that the government's social welfare programme, especially regarding monthly salaries and housing for officials, will also be monitored. Ms. Yemi-Esan further said that the reforms in the federal government have led to a decline in the federal budget.


President Buhari reopens Abuja after the London education conference

President Muhammadu Buhari has returned to Abuja after a summit of language leaders in London, United Kingdom to discuss how development policy will impact their national language education system. President Buhari arrived in Nigeria on Friday evening at the Nnamdi Azikiwe Presidential Airport with the President's Chief of Staff, Professor Ibrahim Gambari, Minister of the Interior, Abuja, Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Malam Muhammed Bello, along with the heads of the Nigerian National Security Institution and officials of President Buhari's government. While President Buhari was in London, he took the opportunity to check his health. President Buhari also announced to boost Nigeria's development by implementing a doubling of the education budget within two years.


Ahmed Joda died, Adamawa state mourns his death

The Governor of Adamawa State, Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri has described the courageous and dedicated death of the former Federal Secretary of Adamawa State, Ahmed Joda, who became the governor on Friday, August 13, this year. He continued that Joda loves his people and his country. He is sure that his officials, politicians and journalists will appreciate the tremendous contribution he has made to the development of Nigeria, especially in Adamawa state and its region. I blame myself, my family, the government and the people of the Fifth Adamawa State, and I blame the family of President Alhaji Ahmed Joda. Fifthly.When you visit the governor, thank God for the good work and peaceful life that the governor lived before he left. Our governor prayed that God would give the governor a good breath.


Nigeria is not to be broken  Garba Shehu

Special Assistant to President Muhammadu Buhari for news and media, Malam Garba Shehu has urged the people of Nigeria to cooperate for the promotion and development of Nigeria. Garba Shehu made the remarks at the 2021 Annual Journalists' Lecture and Awards ceremony in Abuja. Former Nigerian Minister of Civil Aviation, Fani Kayode explained that Nigeria needs a man who all the citizens can attest to to be ready to be president in 2023. Kwararafa press chief Emmanuel Bello said that reflecting on the corruption in Nigeria will help the country to stop the corruption that is destroying the country. The Governor of Kogi Province, Bello Yahya, Minister of Electricity, Engr. Saleh Mamman and MP Emmanuel Bwacha were among the winners of the journalism award.


Kwararafa press chief Emmanuel Bello said that reflecting on the corruption in Nigeria will help the country to stop the corruption that is destroying the country. The Governor of Kogi Province, Bello Yahya, Minister of Electricity, Engr. Saleh Mamman and MP Emmanuel Bwacha were among the winners of the journalism award. The name of the village


Let's vote for the next UN and AU

The UN and the African Union have urged Somalia to hold its national elections scheduled for October this year to stop treating Muslim extremists as terrorists. The International Organization for Migration (IOM) has recorded the deaths of 321 civilians in the country this year, most of them members of Al-Shabab. The name of the village


Doctors, we don't need wolves to teach you to go back to work, but no system, no money is the law of the world- Osagie Ehanire

Nigerian Health Minister Osagie Ehanire has been rumored to be harassing the local medical teams who are choosing to reschedule their operations. The Minister of Health spoke to reporters in Abuja.He also urged doctors to return to their work in order to fight the COVID-19 pandemic in Nigeria. Ehanire said: If we are talking about transplantation, it is not at this time that doctors should start their transplantation.This is the third time that doctors usually leave the operation in this language, which is not enough. We have urged the local doctors, we are meeting with them to tell them that they have a responsibility to do for their language country.Every language country that is facing a challenge, you should know that their responsibility is to help their language country.If you have a problem or a concern, if we solve it now, let's keep talking about it together until we see the solution to the problem that you are starting to solve O Therefore, we will punish them and we will punish them. We are asking them.


We have urged the local doctors, we are meeting with them to tell them that they have a responsibility to do for their language country.Every language country that is facing a challenge, you should know that their responsibility is to help their language country.If you have a problem or a concern, if we solve it now, let's keep talking about it together until we see the solution to the problem that you are starting to solve O Therefore, we will punish them and we will punish them. We are asking them. The Minister also said that the scheme is not working, it is not profitable, and it is not the decision of the Nigerian government as per the rules of the International Organization for Migration, that if it is not working, it is directly to the collection fee, because the money they pay you, comes from the taxpayers, therefore, you are not allowed to work for six months, and you expect unpaid fees. The Minister also said that all the causes of the crisis between the federal government and the doctors are the problem of the local doctors with their state government and they have been urged to talk to their state governments in a bilateral manner about it. Of the 12 requests, seven were for state governments to intervene, and the doctors were told that the federal government was unable to explain to the state governments the monthly fees they must pay for their services.


The Minister also said that the scheme is not working, it is not profitable, and it is not the decision of the Nigerian government as per the rules of the International Organization for Migration, that if it is not working, it is directly to the collection fee, because the money they pay you, comes from the taxpayers, therefore, you are not allowed to work for six months, and you expect unpaid fees. The Minister also said that all the causes of the crisis between the federal government and the doctors are the problem of the local doctors with their state government and they have been urged to talk to their state governments in a bilateral manner about it. Of the 12 requests, seven were for state governments to intervene, and the doctors were told that the federal government was unable to explain to the state governments the monthly fees they must pay for their services.  Some things the federal government, most of it has nothing to do with the health system but we are organizing support for them. This is why we are telling them that, bad, how they go for this vaccination, especially when the language country is facing the challenge of the epidemic, so this is exactly when the health officials should go for the vaccination, while other language countries are giving themselves up to fight for their language country.


Some things the federal government, most of it has nothing to do with the health system but we are organizing support for them. This is why we are telling them that, bad, how they go for this vaccination, especially when the language country is facing the challenge of the epidemic, so this is exactly when the health officials should go for the vaccination, while other language countries are giving themselves up to fight for their language country.


COVID-19: Let's fight the third wave of the COVID-19 pandemic together

The Nigerian government has been working with all Nigerians to fight the third wave of the coronavirus pandemic in the country. Nigerian Minister of Health Osagie Ehanire, spoke to reporters today. He continued that; If everyone does their part, if we all work together, not only the government, this is done with everyone and all government agencies and journalists, this is what will help us to overcome the spread of the third wave of COVID-19.  The awareness of the coronavirus pandemic in Nigeria, by following the protocols that have been released and by getting the Corona vaccine since the COVID 19 pandemic started, has helped us a lot. Therefore, we all, fully aware of the national government, journalists, NGOs, civil society, organizations, kings, civic leaders, are the key to the spread of the coronavirus.  The states where the coronavirus has spread are Lagos, Akwa Ibom, Rivers, Oyo, Ogun, Ekiti, and Abuja Federal Capital Territory,


Parliamentary Committee urges Resident Doctors to end the protests

The two-day campaign by the Federal Ministry of Health Services with the decision to end the registration of NARD medical residents nationwide, which began on Victory Day, ended in failure. After almost seven hours of the meeting, the NARD representative who replaced its President, Dr. Okhuiahesuyi Uyilawa, vowed that they would not end the nationwide protests unless they answered their thirteen questions. The demands were  immediate payment of salaries and allowances that were skipped from 2014 to 2016, which amounted to thirteen billion Naira; detention of the dismissed medical staff, immediate removal of the controversial dismissal of the Health Care Workers from the Service, and immediate admission of emergency medical staff to the general hospital system. The government representative who chaired the workshop, State Minister for Health, Sen. Olorunmimbe Mamora has vowed to follow the appropriate procedure for the certification of Resident Physicians' names before the payment of N5.42 billion plus additional salaries and other special payments. Minister Mamora further said, health authorities may dismiss the rightful candidate for dismissal of medical personnel without following proper procedures, regardless of the emergency situation.


Nigerian Cabinet congratulates the late Minister of Agriculture

Members of the executive committee praised the country's former agriculture minister, who died on Immortal Day. The Secretary to the Federal Government, Mr Boss Mustapha announced the death of Malami Buwai, who was Minister of Agriculture from 1994 to 1996, under the late Sani Abacha. The Vice President, Prof. Yemi Osinbajo, hosted the Council Meeting online, held a minute's silence to pay tribute to the late Buwai, and prayed that God bless him. Ogbonnbajo was chairing the meeting, which started at around 10:30 pm Nigerian time, from the First Sister Assembly Room, Villa, Abuja. The ministers present at the Villa for the meeting were, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, news and culture; Zainab Ahmed Finance, Finance and National Policy; Abubakar Malami, Senior Minister and Justice; Babatunde Fashola, Labour and Housing; and Saleh Mamman, mother. The meeting was attended by the Chief of Staff to the President, Prof. Ibrahim Gambari; the Deputy Chief of Staff, Adeola Ipaye; the National Security Adviser, Babagana Monguno; and the Chief of Staff, Capital House, Tijani Umar.


Ogbonnbajo was chairing the meeting, which started at around 10:30 pm Nigerian time, from the First Sister Assembly Room, Villa, Abuja. The ministers present at the Villa for the meeting were, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, news and culture; Zainab Ahmed Finance, Finance and National Policy; Abubakar Malami, Senior Minister and Justice; Babatunde Fashola, Labour and Housing; and Saleh Mamman, mother. The meeting was attended by the Chief of Staff to the President, Prof. Ibrahim Gambari; the Deputy Chief of Staff, Adeola Ipaye; the National Security Adviser, Babagana Monguno; and the Chief of Staff, Capital House, Tijani Umar. Details later.


Nigeria has a consistent stance on the treatment of women and children with disabilities

The Nigerian government has re-committed itself to tackling issues affecting women and children with disabilities everywhere. Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Human Resource, Disaster Management and Social Development, Nura Alkali, made this statement in Abuja, at a one-day meeting on the development of a strategy for the care and support of women and children with disabilities in Nigeria. Director Representative, Human Affairs at the Centre, Alhaji Ali Grema, Secretary of the Board said, "There is a significant difference in the role of men and women and disability in employment. As he said, the world does not always accept women and children in the dialogue. He said, all stakeholders have to work together, as no single stakeholder or advocate, can stop working to bring the Human Rights Act 2018 to an effective conclusion. Speaking also, Education Advisor, Children's Affairs, Mrs. Mariam Abbas said, The organization has the task of developing safety-networking programmes for children and women.


The Nigerian government has passed laws to protect water

The Nigerian government has said it is committed to implementing a water utility plan that will protect, manage and regulate all water resources in the country for the benefit of all. Minister of Water Resources, Mr. Suleiman Adamu, made this statement during the National Assurance Workshop, on Water Resource Protection Policy, 2020 which was launched by the Water Resources Management Board of Nigeria, in Abuja. Mr. Adamu said, "Of course, Nigeria has abundant water resources, but the drought, deforestation, population growth and other economic developments, such as climate change, have not allowed its stability to be restored, which is a threat to the water resources of the nation. He said that to address the security challenges related to Water Resources, they have devised a partnership approach involving the federal, state, and local or local government agencies, private contractors, operators and representatives of educational and non-industrial sports professional associations and private volunteer organizations responsible for providing security for the National Key Private Properties. In his turn, the Executive Director, Water Resources Management Board in Nigeria, Mr Umar Bashir Magashi, stressed the need to provide clean and safe water to the Nigerian people through the development of strategic and effective management policies.


The singer Waje lost his father

The legendary Nigerian singer Waje has lost his father. The singer announced on his Instagram channel on Friday, August 10, 2021 about the death of his father.


43 drug traffickers have been arrested  NDLEA

The Nigerian Drug Enforcement Administration (NDLEA) has arrested 43 drug traffickers in Nasarawa, Benue and Ondo states. The director of the NDLEA's press office in Abuja, Femi Babafemi, made the remarks during a press conference in Abuja. NDLEA leader, veteran Mohammed Buba Marwa, is accused by his army unit in Nasarawa, Ondo and Benue states of seven, six murders in the fight against the cultivation, sale, purchase and consumption of drugs and narcotics in Nigeria. He also urged them to act in their efforts to ensure that the fight against all these forms of discrimination in Nigeria is over.


TIGRAY conflict: Ethiopian prime minister appeals for help from the public

Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed has appealed to all Ethiopians to join the national army to fight the rebel forces in the Tigray region as the fighting has escalated since July when the rebel forces and their allies tried to take over the Tigray Liberation Front (TPLF). The conflict began after the federal forces surrendered and declared an end to the suicide bombings. Last week, the head of the militia said the attack was to counter the government's military blockade of the aid program from the provinces and municipalities that are organizing aid for them. Amsa, the chairman of the government council, has accused the rebels of trying to stop the seed and allow farmers to grow their crops. The name of the village


President Buhari orders military and law enforcement agencies to stop killing in Plateau State

President Muhammadu Buhari has given the Nigerian Army's training camp in Plateau State 10 days to drive out the militants who have harassed the people in various districts in Plateau State. President Buhari pledged to stop the killing, terrorism and the confiscation of property that are leading to the degradation of the people, especially in the districts of Riyom and Bassa in Plateau State. President Muhammadu Buhari has asked the military commander Ibrahim Ali to establish a security system for the citizens of Mefafafaha State participating in the uprising as soon as possible. The head of the military hospital, Major Ibrahim Ali, visited some of the wounded in the riots, including Miango, Biyei and others, and gave them items such as rice bags, snacks, indomie bags and a bag of salt. The name of the village


You were a good ambassador to Nigeria and Africa during your trip to West Africa - Udounwa

The Udounwa Army has urged the Nigerian Army delegates to be good representatives of Nigeria, during their tour to gain valuable knowledge about the local area and on the national security policy. The tour which started on Sunday, August 8 and will end on, August 14, 2021, is an important part of the process on National Security Policy, which is also an important part of the training program for the participants. The Director General of Tourism, who is also the president of the academy, Dr. Udounwa has urged the participants to be good representatives in Nigeria and of the academy during the tour. He urged them to take advantage of this opportunity, to find their knowledge, on the interaction of the environment and security, because they are useful to face the challenges facing their city and region.


Head of the Nigerian Army Academy visits the recruitment camp, Falgore Base

Continuing his visit, the head of the Nigerian Army, Faruk Yahaya, visited the training camp of the Nigerian Army in Falgore, Kano, where the Nigerian Army is preparing for the exams for the military. Preparation, which is part of the Nigerian National Military Academy's efforts before the start of the military exercise in the Falgore region, to make the new recruits aware of their new assignment and the weather conditions, during their introduction: The Head of the Nigerian National Military Academy, urged the national military academy to prepare for the challenge ahead, which began on August 7, 2021. He further added that the Ministry of Defence will provide equipment and other infrastructure, which will be useful for the successful completion of the recruitment process.


COVID-19: 41 more cases of COVID-19 have been reported

Another 31 500 people have been infected with COVID-19, and two people have been infected with the virus. The National Center for Disease Control and Prevention (NCDC) confirmed this on Tuesday, on its website. The people of the three states are: Lagos (one hundred and fifteen), Akwa Ibom (nine hundred and eight), Ondo (one hundred and thirty), Oyo (thirty-three), Kwara (one hundred and fifteen), Rivers (fourteen), Ekiti (fifteen), Delta (fourteen), War (seven). So far, 58,950 people have been infected, 4,830 have been cured, and 11,000 have been converted to the Lord.


Nigerian army forces attack Boko Haram in Borno

The 25th Nigerian Army, North-Eastern HADIN KAI, has been engaged in a battle between Boko Haram insurgents and Islamic militants in East Africa who have tried to take over the town of Damboa in Borno State. According to the spokesperson of the Nigerian Army's National War College, General Onyeama Nwachukwu, some bandits tried to carry out their evil in the area of the Nigerian Army's National War College, which quickly burned them to the ground. The army spokesman explained that, they will see that, they find the escapees. Even though, during the heated confrontation between the National Army and the rebel forces, two Nigerian Army soldiers were burned alive and burned as soap.


Whoever fights you with Sango, will not curse the king, whoever fights the Biafra war, will not pray for the civil war in Nigeria-Abdullahi Umar Ganduje

Kano State Governor Abdullahi Umar Ganduje has urged all singers to divide the country and allow for the birthright, because if Nigeria's language is divided, it will not benefit anyone. The Governor of Kano State made this statement during the press conference of the All Progressives Congress, APC in Abuja.He continued that the world would not respect the African nation, if there is a crisis in Nigeria and President Mandela will not sleep well, if we fail to control the repression.  Biafra freedom fighters and Yoruba freedom fighters to have an Oduduwa language state, know that the first language state president of Nigeria was Nnamdi Azikiwe, an Igbo, and one of the independence advocates of Nigeria.  Similarly, President Obafemi Awolow, never wanted Nigeria to be divided.He wanted the reform to come as they run the country, no silence until God is called, no one will disturb those who want the reform to come as Nigeria is.The political party APC has started work on the reforms that people are calling for.This is what we should all insist on. Among those who also spoke at the interview was former Imo state governor Rochas Okorocha who said that those who enslaved the Nigerian nation did not give Nigerians the opportunity to discuss their unification before they united the country, so the leaders had a lot to do to make Nigeria one. What we need to do is to find a way to get to a higher level of thinking, as a language nation, starting with the fight against hunger.


Similarly, President Obafemi Awolow, never wanted Nigeria to be divided.He wanted the reform to come as they run the country, no silence until God is called, no one will disturb those who want the reform to come as Nigeria is.The political party APC has started work on the reforms that people are calling for.This is what we should all insist on. Among those who also spoke at the interview was former Imo state governor Rochas Okorocha who said that those who enslaved the Nigerian nation did not give Nigerians the opportunity to discuss their unification before they united the country, so the leaders had a lot to do to make Nigeria one. What we need to do is to find a way to get to a higher level of thinking, as a language nation, starting with the fight against hunger. If all the leaders are doing what Ganduje is doing in Kano state, who gave a vote to the leader, then the country must have a language. The former chairman of the APC, Mai Mala Buni was also a source of news for the APC for seven consecutive weeks, six of which were to keep people informed about their party. Ken Nnamani, representing Mai Mala Buni, said that while the Nigerian government is being run by the government, it is the people who are crying out for independence.


If all the leaders are doing what Ganduje is doing in Kano state, who gave a vote to the leader, then the country must have a language. The former chairman of the APC, Mai Mala Buni was also a source of news for the APC for seven consecutive weeks, six of which were to keep people informed about their party. Ken Nnamani, representing Mai Mala Buni, said that while the Nigerian government is being run by the government, it is the people who are crying out for independence.


Nigerian news commissioner kidnapped

The Niger State government, in North Central Nigeria, has confirmed that the news commissioner, Mohammed Sani Idris, has been kidnapped by kidnappers. According to the spokesperson for the Governor of the State, Mrs. Mary Berje, Mohammed Sani Idris was abducted by armed robbers at exactly one o'clock on Friday night, at his home in Baban Tunga, in Tafa, Niger state. Ms Berje confirmed that security agencies have started tracking the looters to ensure that they are caught. It will be recalled that the Niger state government has recently deployed a joint police and surveillance team in the Kagara district of the state, to prevent a reduction in the number of killings in the region. The Voice of Nigeria also reported that the Tegina Islamiya students who were kidnapped in the Rafi district of the state, have not yet been freed after several negotiations. The Niger state government has already announced that, no one will pay ransom for the release of any hostages.


Zuma trial begins online

Former South African President Zuma, 79, has been serving a 15-month prison sentence since last month. Zuma is charged with corruption and other violent crimes, in which the trial was conducted using video and online media, although lawyers have argued that the use of video and online media for the judicial process is inappropriate and against the law. Zuma is charged with 24 counts, including bribery, accepting bribes and other corruption. The second and last


President Buhari becomes the chairman of PAGGW

President Muhammadu Buhari will soon become the party's (PAGGW) leader in September 2021. PAN-GGW, is an organization set up to bring positive change to the African continent and to make their resolve to change the lives of millions of people. Nigerian Environment Minister Mohammad Abubarka gave this briefing to reporters in Abuja on the progress his organization has made in the environmental sector, especially in Nigeria. He further said that the important role Nigeria is playing in combating climate change and environmental degradation, this has given the president the opportunity to lead the Pan-African Movement (PAGGW).


Nigeria adds three Olympic medal winners

The Nigerian government has increased the prize money for Nigerian athletes, at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics, which is now going on a triple. Director, Joint and Athletes Department, FEAD of the Ministry of Youth Development and Sports, Dr. Simon Ebohdjaiye, said, the government did this by collectively celebrating the athletes at the weightlifting competition. He made this announcement on the day of the victory in Tokyo, after captain, Blessing Oborodudu won Nigeria's second medal in the competition. Oborodudu, who made his mark as a Nigerian national, was the first to win the silver medal and will receive a cash prize of 10,000 dollars.


COVID-19: One person and 500 more have been infected with covid

Nigeria has also confirmed 11 other cases of COVID-19. The National Center for Disease Control (NCDC) confirmed this on the eve of the victory over the virus. Three people have been called the Lord by the devil yesterday. According to the Ministry of Mines, there are one hundred and fifty-one mines from thirteen states-Lagos (three in the area), Rivers (three-twenty-one), Akwa Ibom (six-twenty), Gombe (ninety-eight), War (eight), Capital (four), Edo (three), Imo (two), Kano (one), Nasarawa (six) At present, the number of cases is 170, 450, 580, 100 people have been cured and 11,000 people have been declared as the master.


Yoruba think tank petitioned the UN on Nigeria's security

A group, the Yoruba Examination Force, YAF has petitioned the UN, the EU, the White and Green Allies, to assist Nigerian security agencies in the fight against those who plan to establish a base in the country in the name of self-determination on the Yoruba. YAF calls attention of these international groups to the action of a group, which they call: Ilana Omo Oodua is moving to take the Nigerian government to the UN General Assembly. In a press release signed by the Director General of YAF, Mr. Adeshina Animashaun, YAF said that the UN should allow the party to sit in the 84th UNGA. Mr. Animashaun said that the Ilana Omo Oodua party stood and defrauded the Nigerian government. The group added that the Yoruba nation has no intention of seceding from Nigeria and is determined to be part of Nigeria.


Vice President, Osinbjo leads the federal government council

The Vice President, Prof. Yemi Osinbajo, is chairing the online executive council, which began at 10am on Wednesday. It was the first board meeting since President Muhammadu Buhari had travelled to the United Kingdom, to participate in the World Education Summit and for self-evaluation. The Annual Meeting is being held in the third week, after which it was held on 14th July, 2021, before the anniversary celebrations. The Secretary to the Federal Government, Boss Mustapha; the Chief of Staff to the President, Prof. Ibrahim Gambari, Senior Deputy Chief of Staff, Crown Prosecutor; and the Special Secretary, Ministry to the Capital, Tijani Umar, were present at the meeting.


Vice President: Violence will not be tolerated

Vice President Yemí Òsìmbàjo has stressed the efforts of the Federal Government to ensure that the GBV is not tolerated and that the victims of the violence are provided with protection and justice. The Vice President made this statement on Victory Day, while launching USAID's MOMENTUM of National and Global Governance (MCGL) in Abuja. Osinbajo's deputy president, represented by the Minister of Humanitarian Affairs, Disaster Management and Social Development, Sadiya Umar Farouk, said that GBV comes through institutional inequalities and the unlawful corporate power that makes women subordinate to men. He explained that this is because some of them have access to education, employment, financial planning, health and the opportunity to build their family, social and economic development. It noted that such causes often cause constraints for these individuals, families, society and will also cause economic disruption to their country.


The US will help SUDAN to achieve economic development

The United States has pledged to cooperate with Sudan in a number of ways to promote economic development and other human development initiatives. The US Ambassador on Industrial Policy and Development for the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), Ms. SAMANTHA POWER made this statement during her visit to Sudan, She also noted that Sudan urgently needs assistance on economic and humanitarian issues. Sudan has been experiencing political and economic change since the ouster of President Omar al-Bashir in April 2019, USAID said, and states in the Northwest are sleeping to advocate for Sudanese nationals. The name of the village


COVID-19: Nigeria to resume second round of Corona vaccination

The Nigerian government has announced that Nigerians will soon begin receiving the COVID-19 vaccine. The announcement was made by Nigerian Health Minister Osagie Ehanire in Abuja, while speaking to reporters at a regular press conference. He further said that they will be able to overcome this decision with the donation of 4,000,080 Moderna vaccines from the US. The NAFDAC. The government is planning to boost the number of vaccines received, and by the end of this year, Nigeria will have received 40 million doses of the vaccine. Dr Osagie also added that the Medium Hospital will distribute these vaccines throughout the state of Nigeria.


The NAFDAC. The government is planning to boost the number of vaccines received, and by the end of this year, Nigeria will have received 40 million doses of the vaccine. Dr Osagie also added that the Medium Hospital will distribute these vaccines throughout the state of Nigeria. He urged all Nigerians to get the vaccine for their own protection and health. He further said that  Evidence has shown where they are receiving treatment for COVID-19 that all those who are losing their lives to COVID-19 are people who have not yet received the vaccine. He urged all Nigerians to get the vaccine, as their duty and to protect loved ones and themselves.


He urged all Nigerians to get the vaccine for their own protection and health. He further said that  Evidence has shown where they are receiving treatment for COVID-19 that all those who are losing their lives to COVID-19 are people who have not yet received the vaccine. He urged all Nigerians to get the vaccine, as their duty and to protect loved ones and themselves.


The use of modern technology for governmental rights will bring about development in Nigeria- Isa Pantami

The Federal Government of Nigeria has launched a state-of-the-art technology project for the Kano State Government, located in the north-western part of Nigeria. Kano State Government will be the first beneficiary of this technology scheme implemented by the federal government. This modern technology program is being implemented by the federal government to train the state governments to use technology to improve the development of all levels of government in Nigeria, in order to reduce the cost of government. It will also facilitate the interaction between all levels of government across Nigeria, through the use of modern technology. The launch was made by the Minister of Technology and Technology for Economic Development, Isa Pantami and Governor of Kano State, Abdullahi Umar Ganduje. We congratulate the state of Kano for the step taken to develop Kano state.


It will also facilitate the interaction between all levels of government across Nigeria, through the use of modern technology. The launch was made by the Minister of Technology and Technology for Economic Development, Isa Pantami and Governor of Kano State, Abdullahi Umar Ganduje. We congratulate the state of Kano for the step taken to develop Kano state. The Minister further said that their organization is committed to also cooperate with all the state and state governments to provide them with modern technology education. Governor of Kano State, Ganduje expressed his appreciation for the online technology education assistance program provided by the Association for the Promotion of Technology and the Use of Modern Technology for Economic Development for hundreds of young people.


The Minister further said that their organization is committed to also cooperate with all the state and state governments to provide them with modern technology education. Governor of Kano State, Ganduje expressed his appreciation for the online technology education assistance program provided by the Association for the Promotion of Technology and the Use of Modern Technology for Economic Development for hundreds of young people.


Covid-19: 7 million more people have been infected with Corona in Nigeria

The Nigerian Epidemic Control Agency has also announced that another 700 people have been infected with the coronavirus in Nigeria. The number of people infected with COVID-19 is currently two thousand eight hundred and thirty-three (174,315) and the number of patients cured is 165 thousand five hundred and fifty-five (165,005). The number of cases has been reported in 33 states, including: Lagos, 160; Akwa Ibom, 75; Ondo, 51; Abi, 33; Oyo, 29; Kaduna, 18; Katsina, 76; Gombe, 6; Ogun, 6; Ekiti, 55; Delta, 53; and the following:


COVID-19: 37 more people infected with Corona in Nigeria

The Nigerian Epidemic Control Agency has announced that 497 more people have been infected with the coronavirus in Nigeria. The disease has spread to 18 states, including Lagos, the capital. The following are the results of the elections held in the Indian state of Assam: (211), Akwa Ibom, eighty (80), Kwara, seventy-three (73), Osun, twenty-nine (29), Oyo, seventeen (17), Rivers, seventeen (17), Cross River, fifteen (15), Edo, fourteen (14), Anambra, mesan an (9), Ogun, eight (8), Ekiti, six (6), Bayelsa, four (4), Bau FCT, four (4), Plateau, four (4), Currently, the total number of cases is 173,908, while the number of people who have been cured is 164,994, while the population is 164,994.


Let us support the Buhari government to further implement its good decision in Nigeria -NLID

Overseas Nigerians have urged Nigerians at home and abroad to volunteer for the government of President Muhammadu Buhari for seven, six years of their efforts to promote the development of this country. In a press release, Professor Peter Otah, secretary of the Nigerian Leaders in Diaspora (NLID), was speaking at a protest in London, United Kingdom. The NLID group believes that only unity and peace will bring about the development of Nigeria. They further stated that they have come to this protest to support the Nigerian military academy and to pray for the unity of Nigeria especially at a time when Nigeria is facing a security challenge. Mr. Ade Omole,it is a great honour for Nigeria to have Muhammadu Buhari as the President of Nigeria. He further said that although Nigeria is facing challenges now regarding unity and goodwill, Nigeria will remain one, one people and one language nation that is not divided. Talba Galadima also said that the progress that has come to Nigeria since President Buhari's arrival four years ago is not a miracle.


Mr. Ade Omole,it is a great honour for Nigeria to have Muhammadu Buhari as the President of Nigeria. He further said that although Nigeria is facing challenges now regarding unity and goodwill, Nigeria will remain one, one people and one language nation that is not divided. Talba Galadima also said that the progress that has come to Nigeria since President Buhari's arrival four years ago is not a miracle. Mrs. Edith Nwachukwu, the military permit purchased by President Buhari for the military schools is a major step towards the eradication of the insurgency in Nigeria.


Mrs. Edith Nwachukwu, the military permit purchased by President Buhari for the military schools is a major step towards the eradication of the insurgency in Nigeria.


COVID-19: Political parties follow the rules of the coronavirus

The Federal Council on the fight against COVID-19 in Nigeria has urged all political parties in Nigeria to advance the coronavirus strategy. The committee is concerned about the increasing number of COVID-19 cases in the states of Nigeria. The Federal Election Commission (FEC) in Nigeria is urging all political parties, the federal election commission, and the state election commission to follow their free-for-all approach to the COVID-19 pandemic in Nigeria.


famous actress,Rachel Oniga passed away

The famous actress of Nollywood, Rachel Oniga passed away. Rachel is the goddess of Christmas. The former mayor Rachel Oniga was 64 years old, before she was called to God after a long illness. Rachel Oniga was born on May 30, 1957 in Ebutte Metra, Lagos State, and is of Eku descent. Her 1966 play Onome established Rachel Oniga as a prominent film actress. The one where Rachel Oniga is playing in Wale Adenuga,Super Story.


famous actress,Rachel Oniga passed away

Rachel Oniga was born on May 30, 1957 in Ebutte Metra, Lagos State, and is of Eku descent. Her 1966 play Onome established Rachel Oniga as a prominent film actress. The one where Rachel Oniga is playing in Wale Adenuga,Super Story. He also starred in the series Chief Daddy,Royal Hibiscus Hotel andMy Village People. The actor is survived by three children and several grandchildren.


famous actress,Rachel Oniga passed away

He also starred in the series Chief Daddy,Royal Hibiscus Hotel andMy Village People. The actor is survived by three children and several grandchildren.


Rebel Attacks: Nigeria, UK Promise Justice for the Rest

President Muhammadu Buhari and Prime Minister Boris Johnson, of the United Kingdom, on Wednesday reviewed the response to various forms of terrorism in Nigeria, and also agreed that the rule of law should be allowed to operate in its own way. While discussing bilateral issues on the sidelines of the World Education Conference in London, the two leaders said, it is important that the judicial process works without interference, regardless of who the perpetrator is. President Buhari briefed the Prime Minister on the major Nigerian national projects and efforts being undertaken, including initiatives set up to achieve food security.


E-commerce: Nigeria to benefit from telecommunications

The Government of Nigeria will benefit from its participation at the 2021 Maritime Telecommunications Technology Exhibition (GITEX) to further explore the global partnership for the country's transformation towards a digital economy and support its growing ecosystem. This was confirmed by the Director General, National Telecommunication Technology Development Agency (NITDA), Kashifu Inuwa, while inaugurating the Local Committee (LOC) for GITEX 2021, in Abuja. He urged the LOC members to be unique and also to explore new ways to ensure that the system surpasses the previous ones. The LOC has representatives from the Ministry of Telecommunication, Departments and Agencies (MDAs), including the National Management and Implementation Committee (NIMC), the National Communications Commission (NCC), and NIGCOMSAT and private sector organisations.


International Conference: President Bush highlights the importance of education

President Muhammadu Buhari has declared that no parent should make fun of education, because if their child or adopted child loses education, they lose a lot. Speaking during a conference on Thursday, at the World Education Forum in London, the president said that the size and demographics of Nigeria are challenges to the governance system, but nevertheless, the government and people know that education is the beginning of the graduation process. Those present at the event with President Buhari were: Ghana's Nana Akufo-Addo, Togo's Faure Gnassingbe, Kenya's Uhuru Kenyatta, and Malawi's Lazarus Chakwera. Each discussed the disparities his country's education sector has, and how fiscal provisions would be increased to overcome it. All raised their hands as a sign of commitment to the resolution.


COVID-19: More than 2,300 people have been infected with COVID-19

Of these, 22,000 more people have been infected with COVID-19, with the current number of cases at 148,211. The National Center for Disease Control (NCDC) released the report on June 30, 2021. According to the NCDC, the two-and-a-half people in this group are from the fourteen states of Lagos (344), Akwa Ibom (4), Imo (4), FKT (2), Bayelsa (3), Kano (4), Ogun (1), Plateau (1), Delta (2), and Jigawa. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said that as of July 31, 171,788 people have been infected, 58,880 have been infected and 1,700 people have been cured.


Millions of dollars will be spent on healthcare in Nigeria and 20 cancer hospitals will be built.

The National Sovereign Investment Authority (NSI) has announced that it will invest $200 million in healthcare in Nigeria. The Minister of Defence, Uche Orji, made the remarks today in Abuja after a meeting of the Nigerian Council of Ministers. It will provide funding through partnerships with those willing to sign up for the healthcare business, which will begin operations this year. Many of the hospitals in Nigeria are not adequate. They will also build other modern hospitals, such as the Fafiti Medical Research Cancer Hospital in Lagos. Uche Orji continued that  I am happy that we have made a mark on these hospitals.When we started to build these new hospitals, we hired staff from South Africa, but unfortunately, we were forced to wait for them, we stopped them, until, we hired staff from our country, which is doing the work we want, for us. Hospitals for diseases We are planning to build 20 cancer hospitals across Nigeria, starting with three this year; seven hospitals next year and another 10 next year.


Many of the hospitals in Nigeria are not adequate. They will also build other modern hospitals, such as the Fafiti Medical Research Cancer Hospital in Lagos. Uche Orji continued that  I am happy that we have made a mark on these hospitals.When we started to build these new hospitals, we hired staff from South Africa, but unfortunately, we were forced to wait for them, we stopped them, until, we hired staff from our country, which is doing the work we want, for us. Hospitals for diseases We are planning to build 20 cancer hospitals across Nigeria, starting with three this year; seven hospitals next year and another 10 next year. All the cancer hospitals that will be built will be modern and will be in line with its global counterparts.


All the cancer hospitals that will be built will be modern and will be in line with its global counterparts.


Five doctors lost their lives in a car accident in Abuja

President Muhammadu Buhari has expressed his heartfelt condolences to the five passengers who lost their lives in the traffic accident that occurred on the Abaji/Kwali road in Abuja. In a statement, the president directed the disaster management committee and the disaster management institute to take action on the disaster. President Buhari also expressed his condolences to the families, friends and relatives of the victims, and assured that Nigeria will continue to pray for them during this difficult time. Our president also prayed for the victims of the attack and asked God to make them a safe, peaceful place.


President Buhari greeted the governor of Akeredolu

Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari has joined his fellow All Progressives Congress (APC) members in the run-up to the governor of Ondo State, Rotimi Akeredolu, as he is re-nominated as the acting governor of Nigeria's highest court, in the October 2010 gubernatorial election. President Buhari urged the governor and the leaders of the APC to put the will of the people above their own. The President further said that the APC will continue to grow, which will also make voters love them. President Buhari urged the Governor of Ondo State to continue his good practices to ensure the development of the state, in which he considered appointing investors to improve their business in the state, and also improve the education, health and security system. Our President urged all opposition parties to unite with the governor of Ondo state Akeredolu in which development will be achieved for the state.


Be a good ambassador and tell the truth about what is happening in Nigeria abroad  Lai Mohammed

The Nigerian government has appealed to the Nigerians in Diaspora Organization, to be a good representative abroad and to be open about what is happening in Nigeria. Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed spoke in Abuja on the occasion of the NIDO Day celebrations, where he urged the party to be a good leader and to stand up to those who would harm the national identity of Nigeria. The Minister further said that although Nigeria is facing a security challenge, the federal government has done a lot to improve the development of Nigeria. The chairman of the UK-based NIDO, Mr. Chubuzo Obochi, said that their group has set aside a week to talk about the huge contribution that Nigeria has made to the development of this language nation. He further said that the members of the association are committed to provide a platform for the development of the Nigerian language, and urged the federal government to develop a program that would ensure the active participation of Nigerians in the country, especially Nigerians living abroad.


We will continue to cooperate with Spain in agriculture, education and modern technology- Buhari

President Muhammadu Buhari has said that Nigeria will work closely with the Spanish-speaking country to continue the relationship between the two countries. The president spoke during a farewell ceremony for the Spanish ambassador, Marcelino Cabanas Ansorena and the Qatari ambassador, Abdulaziz Mubarak Al Muhanadi in Abuja, who are returning to Nigeria. The Ansorena explained that the four years spent in Nigeria was an unforgettable experience and that the relationship between Nigeria and Spain will continue to grow. Ansorena spoke to President Buhari about the developmental program that has brought democracy to Nigeria. The Qatari ambassador to Nigeria, Abdulaziz Mubarak Al Muhanadi, explained that the relationship between Nigeria and Qatar will continue to be strengthened through oil.


COVID-19: Another 12 people have been infected with coronavirus

The Nigerian Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) says that 12 other cases of coronavirus have been reported. The number of people infected with COVID-19 in Nigeria is currently 170895, while 512 people have been cured (164788) and 817 people have been cured. The nine states affected by the outbreak are: Eko-two-in-eighty (182), Rivers thirty-four (34), Ondo-twenty-four (24), Oyo, tenaa (10), Abia, seven (7), Ogun, seven (7), Ekiti five (5), Delta two (2) and Plateau one.


Yoruba rulers in Benin are discussing Sunday Igboho

The kings of the Yoruba kingdom of Benin met in the palace of Adjohoun in Benin on this Aiku day. The focus of their meeting was the Sunday Adeyẹmọ discourse, known as Sunday Igboho. On Friday, Sunday Igboho will return to the Beninese court to decide whether to dissolve or re-establish the Nigerian language as the Nigerian government has demanded. After the meeting which ended at approximately 2pm Nigerian time, the kings stated that the meeting was to determine the nature and the steps they would take on the issue. They have been unable to find a solution to the problem by writing to the president of Benin, the minister of justice, the minister of interior and the head of the federal parliament. King Sian Aljohoun of Adjohoun state stated that the kings would try to visit the Beninese government building on Monday as the result of their letter is rejected, if not released.


Governor Umahi died at the age of 58 years, President Buhari died at the age of 58 years

President Muhammadu Buhari has joined the Governor of Ebonyi State in celebrating his 58th birthday on July 25, 2021. In a statement to the governor, President Buhari described the governor as a brave man who never fails to follow his heart by being a champion for his people. Our President congratulated all Umahi's family, friends and associates, President Buhari prayed for the governor who is a member of the APC that God will give the governor the strength and strength to serve his people.


President Buhari has returned to Abuja from Daura, Katsina State

Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari has returned to Abuja, the capital of Nigeria after eight days in his home state of Katsina, where he attended the annual Eid al-Adha celebrations in his hometown of Daura. The President also launched Operation Zobe Water Treatment which will provide water to 50 million people of the state, as well as supplying crop and agricultural resources to thousands of people to reduce the land and water gap in the state. Before leaving Katsina State, President Buhari also used his influence to provide two mails for the victims of the state's violence. President Buhari also hosted the parliamentary leaders, Femi Gbajabiamila and 12 governors from the APC political party in Daura.


We will further strengthen security in the southeast Nigeria- Lucky Irabor,

The Director General of the Nigerian Army Defence Institute, Lieutenant General Lucky Iraborti assured the residents of the South West Province that they would not tire of providing more security. The Irabor Army made this assurance on Friday while addressing the retired military personnel of the South West Province, in Owerri, Imo State. Irabor further said that the military and police forces are working together to ensure that the rule of law prevails in the South Eastern region of Nigeria. Irabor also said that all those who support the drummers in the southeastern region of Nigeria do not have enough knowledge about it. The.


Speaker of Parliament urges Nigerians to live peacefully

The head of the Lagos State Legislative Assembly, MP Mudashiru Ajayi Obasa has urged Nigerians to see peaceful coexistence as a tool to establish political democracy. The MP said this in his congratulatory speech for the celebration of the 2021 New Year, especially for the residents and politicians in the state of Lagos who are campaigning for local government elections. The director considered that begging for a better life from the government is a good step, but the use of force to beg cannot help the citizens and this country. He said: "We are talking about six economies now, but if we look at it internally, the main causes are terrorism, terrorism, corruption, displacement and widespread insecurity. No country is as strong as the one we have now. As we urge the citizens to seek peace and harmony, so the law as a leader must not be burned to find all the ways that development will bring this country.


He said: "We are talking about six economies now, but if we look at it internally, the main causes are terrorism, terrorism, corruption, displacement and widespread insecurity. No country is as strong as the one we have now. As we urge the citizens to seek peace and harmony, so the law as a leader must not be burned to find all the ways that development will bring this country. In Lagos, we have set a good example for a well-established democratic political system, and we thank our leaders and the righteous citizens of this state for this achievement. As the local government elections are coming up, it is important that we do not participate in any elections. We must allow the citizens to decide who they want to lead for another four years.


In Lagos, we have set a good example for a well-established democratic political system, and we thank our leaders and the righteous citizens of this state for this achievement. As the local government elections are coming up, it is important that we do not participate in any elections. We must allow the citizens to decide who they want to lead for another four years. For this reason, we must all cooperate and fight against anything that involves violence, so that we can avoid what could lead to this.


For this reason, we must all cooperate and fight against anything that involves violence, so that we can avoid what could lead to this.


Sunday Igboho: Federal High Court refuses to prosecute the Sunday Igboho family of immigrants who were kidnapped for their wedding anniversary

The Federal High Court in Abuja has ruled in favour of the 13 terrorists who were abducted from Sunday Igboho on July 1st, due to the school holidays. The trial was not to be held today, which is Friday, July, the year of the marriage, but was postponed due to the marriage year. No one escaped from the police, DSS or lawyers for the suspects at the time. The Complex


Amend the Nigerian constitution to end the conflict between Professor Sabit Olagoke

A prominent religious leader and the founder of Shafaudeen Islam, Professor of Engineering, Sabit Olagoke has called on the Nigerian government to review the Nigerian law in a way to end the various forms of oppression experienced by the youth across Nigeria. This was highlighted by Prof. Sabit Olagoke during an interview with a group of journalists in Oonu state, an event held at the Oonu Reporters Association in Makola district in Ibadan, Oonu state, on the south-eastern coast of Nigeria. While explaining why some ethnic groups are calling for secession from Nigeria, Prof. Olagoke made it clear that the left wing has been covering up the majority of the youth, especially when some ethnic groups are calling for secession, but if the government can review the Nigerian constitution and make the necessary reforms, we will no longer be singing secession because of the growing eyebrows. He used the occasion to urge the federal government and the Oodua tribe who are seeking and seceding from Nigeria to remember the path of white nationalism, which Britain accepted before they could stop. In his speech, Olagoke said that ....read the speech on who stops, first we have enough to live on,...but if the government acts on the seven things that the rivers are saying when they are saying to end the SARS, then someone needs to say that he wants to stop... He also urged all those who have a speech to remember what happened during the Biafra war, and to forget the Nigerian national anthem that says.. let the heroes die He also dedicated the time to all those involved in the protests and their downfall fathers to remember the past, while urging all politicians to embrace peace especially as they prepare for the 2023 elections.


He used the occasion to urge the federal government and the Oodua tribe who are seeking and seceding from Nigeria to remember the path of white nationalism, which Britain accepted before they could stop. In his speech, Olagoke said that ....read the speech on who stops, first we have enough to live on,...but if the government acts on the seven things that the rivers are saying when they are saying to end the SARS, then someone needs to say that he wants to stop... He also urged all those who have a speech to remember what happened during the Biafra war, and to forget the Nigerian national anthem that says.. let the heroes die He also dedicated the time to all those involved in the protests and their downfall fathers to remember the past, while urging all politicians to embrace peace especially as they prepare for the 2023 elections. During his welcome speech to the chairman of the Akoroyin group in Ogun State, Mr. Ola Ajayi slapped Professor Olagoke in the face for his deeply anti-social influence, and prayed that Eleduwa would help him further. Abiola is the head of Ibadan.


During his welcome speech to the chairman of the Akoroyin group in Ogun State, Mr. Ola Ajayi slapped Professor Olagoke in the face for his deeply anti-social influence, and prayed that Eleduwa would help him further. Abiola is the head of Ibadan.


COVID-19: 113 people have been infected with Corona in Nigeria

There are 123 new cases of coronavirus, or COVID-19, in Nigeria, bringing the total number of Covid-19 cases in Nigeria to 169,329. The fight against the pandemic in Nigeria. The announcement was made by the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) on its website on the morning of Friday, July 27, 2021. According to the NCDC, the number of confirmed cases of COVID-19 in 7 states is  Lagos (70), Akwa Ibom (18), Ogun (10), Oyo (8), Rivers (8), Ekiti (4), FCT (4), Bayelsa (1). The NCDC also announced that the number of confirmed cases of COVID-19 is 5,89,300. The number of people cured was 164,672 while the number of people who lost their lives was 2,1262.


The first is that the child is not able to read.

Nigeria's Vice President, Prof. Yemi Osinbajo has urged leaders to rely on adversity or challenges to be a good role model for those they lead. Osinjo spoke on Friday at the celebration of the 25th anniversary of the Redeemed Christian Church of God, whose motto is: Overcoming Tribulation. In a press release issued by the vice-chancellor, it was explained that during the transition, leaders are often needed.


Lagos Parliament urges government to stop the spread of third wave of COVID-19

The Lagos State Legislative Council has urged the Federal Government of Nigeria and the Lagos State Government to restrict travellers entering the country to prevent the spread of the third wave of COVID-19 in the country. The bill was introduced by Prime Minister Rotimi Olowo in the Parliamentary debate on the new COVID-19 pandemic. The Deputy Speaker who is the Chairman of the Finance Committee in the Parliament said that the Union Government should focus on the people who are entering the city now and keep them under a weekly check-up if they arrive, and ensure that they are tested for the disease. It includes: The Lagos State Government is to launch a widespread avian awareness campaign on the precautions to be taken for the prevention of COVID-19, such as the use of masks, regular contact and frequent personal distancing. The Governor of Lagos State is to instruct the Chief Minister for Health to make the citizens aware of the diagnosis of this disease throughout the state. To ensure that COVID-19 vaccination campaigns are implemented in schools, schools, mosques, shopping centres and public spaces. The Minister added that Governor Babajide Sabo-Olu should be commended for his efforts to inform the public about this new COVID-19 pandemic.


It includes: The Lagos State Government is to launch a widespread avian awareness campaign on the precautions to be taken for the prevention of COVID-19, such as the use of masks, regular contact and frequent personal distancing. The Governor of Lagos State is to instruct the Chief Minister for Health to make the citizens aware of the diagnosis of this disease throughout the state. To ensure that COVID-19 vaccination campaigns are implemented in schools, schools, mosques, shopping centres and public spaces. The Minister added that Governor Babajide Sabo-Olu should be commended for his efforts to inform the public about this new COVID-19 pandemic. He added that the state government should have checkpoints at the national airports to ensure that the tourists are registered in this state, and ensure that they are screened, and know their home. The Speaker of the Legislative Assembly, MP Mudashiru Obasawa directed the Parliamentary Secretary, Mr. Olalekan Onanaten to write a letter to Governor Sanwo-Olu on the incident, as he did so before the new COVID-19 vaccine was released. Minister Obasa said that it is not necessary to re-engage people in today's economic crisis.


He added that the state government should have checkpoints at the national airports to ensure that the tourists are registered in this state, and ensure that they are screened, and know their home. The Speaker of the Legislative Assembly, MP Mudashiru Obasawa directed the Parliamentary Secretary, Mr. Olalekan Onanaten to write a letter to Governor Sanwo-Olu on the incident, as he did so before the new COVID-19 vaccine was released. Minister Obasa said that it is not necessary to re-engage people in today's economic crisis. For this reason, citizens should take action to prevent the spread of this disease. Minister Oluyinka Ogundimu said it is important that those who travel should be tested, while Minister Victor Akande said that the spread of this disease must be stopped first. Among the MPs who also presented their discussions to the king were Prime Minister AbiyodunTapun, Prime Minister Ademala Richard and Prime Minister Gbolahan Yishawu.


For this reason, citizens should take action to prevent the spread of this disease. Minister Oluyinka Ogundimu said it is important that those who travel should be tested, while Minister Victor Akande said that the spread of this disease must be stopped first. Among the MPs who also presented their discussions to the king were Prime Minister AbiyodunTapun, Prime Minister Ademala Richard and Prime Minister Gbolahan Yishawu.


The UNITED NATIONS OF NORWAY is calling for a peaceful and lasting peace

Minister of Home Affairs, Mr. Rauf Aregbesola, has announced that the President of Nigeria, Muhammadu Buhari has declared the Tuesday and Wednesday of July, the current year, a holiday to celebrate the Islamic New Year known as Eid-Al-Adha. Aregbesola took the opportunity to greet all Muslims and Nigerians from all over the world, including overseas, for the annual celebration. He also urged the citizens to follow the Corona (Covid-19) protocol by kissing the nose, touching and leaving a gap between each other. Damola and Kehinde


ICPC- smart workers should contribute to national justice

Ethics in the Nation and the principles of integrity The Nigerian Chambers of Commerce and the Teachers' Union are a key element of the City Business. Chairman for the Commission on the Prevention of Corruption and Related Offenses (ICPC), Prof. Bolaji Owasanoye made this clear at the awareness-raising conference on national practice and policy for Business Governance Committees and Professional Associations held in Abuja, Nigeria. Virtual Sensitization Interaction was initiated by the ICPC in collaboration with the office of the Secretary to the Government of Nigeria and the National Intelligence Agency (NOA). The ICPC in collaboration with the Office of the Secretary to the Government of India and the National Notice Agency (NOA) has developed the online communication tool. The ICPC chief noted that, participation in the labour movement of professionals and business associations is as important as their role as the economic driver of the country.


Vice President Prof. Osinbojo chairs meeting of trade association committees

Vice President Prof Osinbayo is chairing a meeting with the National E-Commerce Council (NEC) which began at 11am on Wednesday. All the fourteen governors are participating in the online meeting. At its meeting in June, the Board decided to convene a special meeting to review the findings of the commission investigating the case that they had set up across Nigeria, to investigate the EndSARS demonstration that took place in the country, last year. They may also discuss how they will hold the special meeting of the committee at the summit. Other topics that may be discussed at the meeting are, the ongoing COVID-19 vaccination and economic policy. Further details later.


No room for corruption - Nigerian military

The Nigerian military said there was no excuse for any corruption and as the company deals with people, it will ensure justice prevails. This statement was made in response to a press release, alleging that a militant, who had killed his lover Jennifer Ugadu, a student of the Fafhi University of the Niger Delta, Ammasoma, was killed by a lone gunman. According to a statement from the Military Headquarters, he was accused of beating the student in his room and then attacking him. So, our military is reassuring everyone that the results of the investigation will be made public.


EFCC Receives $4.3 Million for Telecommunications and Health Industry

The Executive Committee has approved a total of $263 million to build administrative and administrative buildings and purchase telecommunications equipment for the opposition agency in Nigeria, the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC). The special assistant to the president on journalism and publicity, Garba Shehu, made this announcement while briefing reporters at the White House, at the end of the executive council meeting, on Thursday, chaired by President Muhammadu Buhari. The spokesperson for the president added that the certification is also part of the objective of providing adequate security and cyber security for EFFC.


Federal Council approves $9.3 billion for highway construction

The Federal Council has approved Rs 930 billion for the construction of three highways in Borno, Kaduna, Lagos and Ogun States. The Minister of Public Works and Housing, Babatunde Fashola, told reporters at the presidential palace after a meeting of the federal cabinet in Abuja, chaired by President Muhammadu Buhari. He further said that the Dangote Institute will build the highways, which will be financed by the federal government through tax revenues. The following senior secretaries for the federal government were also sworn in at the meeting of the cabinet, Ibrahim Idris Yusuf from Katsina state, Olusesan Adebiyi from Ekiti state, Maryanne Ngozi Onwudiwe from Enugu state, Marcus Olaniyi Ogunbiyi from Eko state and Ibrahim Abubakar Kana from Nasarawa state.


Nigerian government promises to complete all construction projects in the country

The Nigerian government remains committed to the completion of a special project in Ogoni for the economic development of the region. The Nigerian government notes that the Hydrocarbon Pollution Remediation Project, HYPREP, has completed over 37 projects in the Niger Delta. Environment Minister Dr Muhammed Abubakar made this known in Abuja, Nigeria's capital, during a conference on the progress made towards the completion of projects in the country. Dr. Abubakar stated that the project and other projects in the area will also provide employment opportunities for the people and this will prevent the risk of youth unemployment in the area.


If iron is strong, one will break, Nigerian army unit lives up to the rebel's ESN

The Nigerian Army, which was deployed to Adani district in the Uzo-Uwani administrative region of Enugu State, was facing the Eastern Security Network (ESN) rebels at the time of the two army units' encounter at Iggah/Asaba. According to the head of the Nigerian Army, General Onyeam Nwachukwu, the clash between the two units has killed two members of the Nigerian Army. The Nigerian Army, we are committed to ensuring that all Nigerians will provide adequate protection for the children of this country, by cooperating with law enforcement and other security agencies. The National Defence Force also urges all Nigerians to cooperate with security agencies and law enforcement by following the law, and to report to security agencies if they have been arrested for acts of kindness or persons suspected of being involved in the attack.


President Bùhárí chairs executive committee meeting

Aamir Mohammad Buhari chairs the Executive Council meeting online in the conference room of the First Lady's office. The meeting was attended by, Vice President, Yemi Osinbajo, Senior Secretary for the Federal Government, Boss Mustapha and Senior Chief of Staff for the President, Prof. Ibrahim Gambari, as well as, the Chief of General Staff, Folashade Yemi-Esan. Ministers also present were, of Justice, Abubakar Malami, Finance, Zainab Ahmed, Energy, Mining and Water Resources, Suleiman Adamu. The yooku were Babatunde Fashola,Work and Residence, Rotimi Amaechi, Railway and Dr. Osagie Ehanire, for Health. Other ministers are also participating from their offices across Abuja. The meeting was opened with the swearing-in of the five New Permanent Secretaries.