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Nigerian security forces have successfully rescued dozens of captives, primarily women and children, who were held by Boko Haram extremists in the country's northeastern region. The captives were rescued during clearance operations conducted by the Nigerian army in Borno state. This rescue operation is a significant victory in the fight against the ongoing insurgency in the region.
Nigeria's economy is facing acute revenue shortage, largely due to low investment in the oil sector and rampant pipeline vandalization. The latest GDP report highlights the challenges faced by the country, with a lower growth rate in Q2'23 compared to the previous year. The services sector emerged as a growth catalyst during this period, while the non-oil sector demonstrated resilience. However, to achieve inclusive growth and tap into its full potential, Nigeria needs to address these pressing issues.
A single mother, Mrs. Mosunmola Ayebiwo, is urgently seeking financial assistance to fund her kidney transplant. Diagnosed with stage 5 chronic kidney disease secondary to glomerulonephritis, she requires a total of N15 million for the lifesaving surgical procedure. With her life hanging in the balance, Mrs. Ayebiwo appeals to philanthropists, organizations, and kind-hearted individuals to contribute towards her medical expenses.
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu presided over the first Federal Executive Council (FEC) meeting of his administration in Abuja. The cabinet members, who were recently inaugurated, have a big responsibility to meet the expectations of the people and the president. Tinubu emphasized the need to address Nigeria's development challenges and encourage the focused cooperation of private sector leaders.
The Ijaw National Congress (INC) has called on President Bola Tinubu to prioritize Nigeria's internal security issues. According to the INC, the security situation in the country has not improved since Tinubu took office. Despite holding security meetings with the service chiefs, incidents of killings, abductions, and ransom payments continue to occur regularly.
The Nigerian Airspace Management Agency (NAMA) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with ASECNA to enhance air traffic coordination in West and Central Africa. The agreement aims to improve communication and data interchange between the Lagos Area Control Centre and the Lome Area Control Centre as well as the Cotonou Approach Unit. The collaboration will ensure the safety and seamlessness of air traffic management in the region.
Mrs. Betty Anyanwu-Akeredolu, the wife of Ondo State Governor, has disclosed that over 3,000 school girls have been empowered through vocational training in Information and Communication Technology (ICT) and solar-powered systems over the last six years. She emphasized the importance of education in empowering the girl child and called for support in building a befitting edifice for their training.
A series of abductions have taken place in northern Nigeria, as armed groups continue to sow chaos and terror in the region.
The Kogi State All Progressive Congress (APC) Chairman, Abdullahi Bello, has dismissed reports of his state governor, Yahaya Bello, conceding party positions in the National Working Committee (NWC). Bello attributed the false news to the party's enemies. The leadership tussle within the party is being resolved, with all parties committed to upholding the party's constitution and due process. Governor Yahaya Bello remains dedicated to the principles of the APC and respects the party leadership.
The President of the ECOWAS Commission, Dr Omar Alieu Touray, has announced that the ECOWAS is working towards finding an amicable solution to restore constitutional order in the Republic of Niger. President Touray emphasized ECOWAS's commitment to the economic prosperity and social well-being of Niger's citizens, stating that their aspirations can only be fulfilled through democratic means and participatory governance.
Nigeria's annual economic growth rate slowed to 2.51% in the second quarter due to a decline in oil production and the impact of reforms introduced by President Bola Tinubu. The reforms aimed at reviving the nation's largest economy have included the removal of petrol subsidies and the lifting of foreign exchange trading restrictions. While these measures have sparked rising inflation and a cost of living crisis, they are part of Tinubu's plan to expand the economy, attract investment, create jobs, and address security challenges.
Nigeria's annual economic growth rate in the second quarter slowed to 2.51%, impacted by a decline in oil production and the implementation of reforms by President Bola Tinubu. The country's bold reforms, including the removal of petrol subsidies and lifting of foreign exchange trading restrictions, have brought about challenges such as high inflation and a cost of living crisis. Despite these obstacles, Tinubu remains committed to boosting the economy, creating jobs, and addressing security issues.
Jigawa State Primary Health Development Agency (JSPHDA) has established a special team to address the challenges surrounding exclusive breastfeeding. In an effort to promote this essential practice, the team will tackle cultural and traditional obstacles that hinder the adoption of exclusive breastfeeding in the state. The agency emphasizes the need for support from husbands, partners, religious leaders, and traditional leaders to enhance acceptance and uptake of exclusive breastfeeding. The goal is to create a healthier future for infants, mothers, fathers, and the entire community.
Rescue crews in Nigeria's capital, Abuja, are working diligently to find survivors after a two-story building collapsed during heavy rainfall. Two people have been confirmed dead, and many others are feared to be trapped under the rubble. The building served as both a shopping center and a residential block, with some of the trapped individuals believed to be shoppers. Emergency officials are leading the rescue operation, hoping to save as many lives as possible.
A building collapse in Nigeria's capital city, Abuja, has left two people dead and many others trapped. The two-story building, which served as both a commercial center and residential block, collapsed during heavy rainfall. Rescue efforts are currently underway to save those trapped under the debris.
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