Obi Urges Calm as NLC Disrupts Labour Party’s NWC Meeting in Abuja

Labour Party (LP) Presidential candidate Peter Obi has appealed for calm after the party’s headquarters was invaded by the National Transition Committee. This committee, led by former Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) President Abdulwaheed Omar, took action on Tuesday following the annulment of the re-election of LP National Chairman Julius Abure and the National Working Committee…

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Federal Government Installs E-Gates at Abuja Airport

The Federal Government has announced the complete installation of E-gates at Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport in Abuja, achieving 100% completion. According to information from @PBATMediaCentre, the new E-gates are expected to minimize human interaction between immigration authorities and arriving Nigerian nationals, promoting greater transparency and efficiency in the immigration process. The E-gates at Nnamdi Azikiwe…

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Tinubu Celebrates Fathers, Describes Them as True Heroes

President Bola Tinubu has extended his congratulations to fathers and paternal figures, recognizing their significant contributions to the nation’s development through their sacrifices, forbearance, provision, protection, presence, and guidance of the younger generation towards a noble and righteous path. In his Father’s Day message, President Tinubu noted the historical significance of the day, tracing its…

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CSO Launches Policy Document to Combat Climate Change

Connected Development (CODE), a civil society organization, has unveiled a new policy document aimed at mobilizing faith-based organizations to take action against climate change. During the launch event in Abuja, Mallam Hamzat Lawal, Executive Director of CODE, highlighted the untapped potential of faith institutions in the areas of education, mobilization, and messaging for climate action….

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Lawmaker Calls for Urgent Action on Erosion in Southeast

Emeka Martins Chinedu, representing Ahiazu Mbaise/Ezinihitte Federal Constituency in Imo State, has called for immediate and concerted efforts to address the severe erosion issues plaguing the Southeast region of Nigeria. Chinedu, who sponsored a bill to establish the South East Erosion Control Commission, stressed the urgent need for deliberate measures to combat the erosion that…

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Developing a Nigeria of Our Dreams: Our Roles

In envisioning a Nigeria of our dreams, we see a nation characterized by prosperity, unity, and sustainable development. Achieving this vision requires the concerted efforts of every citizen, from government officials and private sector players to civil society and ordinary individuals. This article explores the roles each of us must play to transform our aspirations…

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Researchers Advocate Inter-Ethnic Marriages to Address Farmer-Herder Conflicts

Inter-ethnic marriages, among other strategies, have been recommended as a solution to the ongoing farmer-herder conflicts and related security issues in Nigeria. This recommendation emerged from a presentation by a team of empirical researchers at the Department of Sociology, University of Ilorin. The study, titled “Interrogating Inter-group Relations and Peace Building among Farmers and Pastoralists…

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Tinubu Urged to Sign NATCOM Bill into Law

The Civil Society Groups for Good Governance (CSGGG) coalition has urged President Bola Ahmed Tinubu to sign the National Commission for the Control of Small Arms and Light Weapons (NATCOM) Bill into law to bolster national security. This appeal comes amid growing concerns about the proliferation of illegal firearms. Chief Ogakwu Dominic, the coalition’s president,…

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Delta Assembly Criticizes Federal Government’s Deduction of Council Funds

The Delta State House of Assembly (DSHA) has declared the federal government’s deduction of local government funds from state allocations as unconstitutional. During an event marking the first anniversary of the eighth assembly, Speaker Hon Guwor Dennis emphasized the illegality of such deductions, urging the federal government to wait for the conclusion of the constitutional…

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