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Stakeholders Call for Senate President's Resignation Over Insensitive Remarks

Stakeholders under the aegis of Niger Delta Women League (NDWL) have called for the resignation of Senate President, Godswill Akpabio, over insensitive remarks he made during a plenary session. The women league expressed disappointment at Akpabio's comments, stating that they added insult to the economic injuries of the Nigerian people, especially in the midst of prevailing economic hardships.

Lions Club Empowers Students of Ifako Comprehensive Senior High School in Lagos

The Lagos Marvel Lions Club, in partnership with the Lions Club International, initiated an empowering project called "Be the Change" in Ifako Comprehensive Senior High School. The project aimed to equip students with essential vocational skills, such as soap making, bead making, and baking, to ensure their self-reliance and future entrepreneurial success. The Lions Club emphasized the importance of nurturing young talents and offering them opportunities to choose a skill or trade that can pave their way towards a prosperous future. The students responded with great enthusiasm, highlighting their eagerness to learn and develop their abilities.

Nyesom Wike Denies Acquisition of N300 Million Armoured Lexus LX600

The Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Nyesom Wike, has denied reports that he acquired a N300 Million Armoured Lexus LX600. Wike, who was on a tour of the Abuja Light Rail, called on journalists to verify if the car is bulletproof. He expressed concern about the spread of misinformation and clarified that he has not approved the purchase or use of an official bulletproof car as the FCT Minister.

Minister Prohibits Street Trading in Abuja, Citing Insecurity Issues

The Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Nyesom Wike, has issued a ban on street trading in Abuja. The decision comes as a response to the minister's belief that street hawkers contribute to insecurity and criminal activities in the nation's capital. The ban is part of Wike's efforts to restore order and safety in the city.

PDP Lauds President Bola Tinubu's Palliatives for Fuel Subsidy Removal

The Benue chapter of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has commended President Bola Tinubu for providing palliatives to states in response to the fuel subsidy removal. The party also expressed concern over the silence of Benue Governor Hyacinth Alia regarding the distribution of the palliatives to the intended beneficiaries.

Human Rights Lawyer Warns FCT Minister Nyesom Wike: "FCT is Not Rivers State"

Human rights lawyer, Barrister Ifeanyi Ejiofor, has issued a warning to the new FCT Minister, Nyesom Wike, cautioning him that the Federal Capital Territory is not Rivers state. Ejiofor predicts that Wike's declaration to demolish illegal structures and revoke lands might lead to a surge in legal battles in the FCT High Court. Ejiofor also hints at potential challenges to judicial independence. The FCT minister's motives and priorities have come under scrutiny, with concerns raised about potential chaos and the need to focus on the basic needs of FCT residents.

Stakeholders Call for Senate President Akpabio's Resignation Over Insensitive Remarks

Stakeholders under the Niger Delta Women League (NDWL) have demanded the immediate resignation of Senate President Godswill Akpabio over his insensitive remarks made during a recent plenary session. The women's group accused Akpabio of desecrating the hallowed chambers and adding insult to the economic injuries of the Nigerian masses. They highlighted the prevailing economic hardship faced by the nation and called on other senators to stand up for the people. The NDWL plans to mobilize one million women to the gate of the National Assembly in September 2023 if Akpabio does not step down.

Delta State Government Extends Palliative Measures to Local Government Workers

Delta State Chairman of the Association of Local Governments of Nigeria (ALGON), Barrister Victor Ebonka, has announced that local government workers in the state will receive the same palliative packages as state public service workers. This decision comes as the government seeks to ease the financial burden caused by the removal of fuel subsidies. Alongside the additional monthly allowance of N10,000, local government workers will also be placed on a similar work schedule to their state counterparts.

Labour Party Crisis Deepens as Factional NWC Inaugurates Caretaker Committee in Lagos

The crisis rocking the Labour Party has further intensified in Lagos State, as the Lamidi Apapa-led factional National Working Committee inaugurates a 24-man caretaker State Working Committee. The faction disowns the leadership of Mrs Dayo Ekong. Meanwhile, in Oyo State, the LP governorship candidate defects to the APC, citing a lack of focus within the party.

Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority Demands Compliance with Insurance Regulations

The Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority has issued a directive demanding compliance with insurance regulations by all allied aviation service providers. The directive, which comes into force on July 10, 2023, requires all airlines and other service providers to maintain adequate and valid insurance cover. Failure to comply with the regulations will result in immediate sanctions, including grounding of aircraft and enforcement actions.

Governor Akeredolu's Medical Leave Extended Indefinitely: Latest Update

Governor Rotimi Akeredolu of Ondo State's medical leave has been extended indefinitely. Richard Olatunde, the Chief Press Secretary to the Governor, clarified that Akeredolu is still in Germany for his medical treatment. Despite circulating social media videos suggesting the governor's return, the footage was actually captured during his campaign tour. The governor's full recovery is his current focus, and he will soon return to the state to continue executing his administration's agenda.

ECOWAS Mission to Niger: Last-Ditch Effort to Restore Civilian Rule

West Africa's ECOWAS bloc is planning to send a parliamentary committee to Niger in a last-ditch effort to restore civilian rule after the recent military coup. The coup leaders have rejected diplomatic efforts, raising concerns about further conflict in the region. The role of global powers with strategic interests in West and Central Africa, such as Russia, is also at stake. This article explores the potential implications of ECOWAS' mission and the growing influence of Russia in the region.

Dumebi Kachikwu Celebrates Nigerian Youths on International Youth Day

Presidential candidate Dumebi Kachikwu praises the resilience and determination of Nigerian youths on International Youth Day, highlighting their achievements and urging them to continue fighting for a better Nigeria.

Nigeria Youth Organization Calls for Establishment of National Youth Development Commission

The Nigeria Youth Organization (NYO) has urged the Federal Government to establish the National Youth Development Commission (NYDC) and build National Youth Development Centers across the country. This call was made by the National President of NYO, Comrade Okorie.C. Okorie, during a press conference held in Abakaliki, Ebonyi State. The establishment of the Commission and Centers aims to provide a sense of belonging and opportunities for youth development in Nigeria.

Boosting Agriculture in Ido Local Government: Oyo State Governor Supports Farmers with Agricultural Inputs

The executive chairman of Ido Local Government in Oyo State, Hon. Sheriff Aderemi Adeojo, has commended Governor Engr. Seyi Makinde for his vision in ensuring food security across the state. Adeojo made this remark while addressing the 90 beneficiaries of agricultural inputs in the local government. The inputs, which were part of the government's support program for farmers affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, aim to boost agricultural productivity and help meet the state's aspirations of food sustainability.