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Segun Akinleye, a public affairs analyst, has chosen Dele Alake as the perfect fit for the Minister of Communications position in Nigeria. Alake's experience working under President Bola Ahmed Tinubu as the commissioner for information in Lagos state and his expertise in journalism make him a strong candidate for the role. With Alake's media prowess and understanding of the power of narrative, Akinleye believes he would be an ideal choice for the communications ministry.
The suspended governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, Godwin Emefiele, has filed a fresh application seeking to stop the federal government from prosecuting him. Emefiele's legal team is requesting a court order to restrain the Department of State Security (DSS) from prosecuting him, stating that their actions are in "brazen disobedience" of court orders. A hearing is scheduled to take place in the federal high court in Lagos on Thursday, August 10.
Food prices in Nigeria have reached record levels in 2022, with the Federal Capital Territory (Abuja) and Abia State leading the way. According to data from the National Bureau of Statistics, the southeastern region of the country has experienced the highest increase in food prices. Factors such as logistics, increased demand, and government's failure to invest in large-scale cultivation have contributed to the soaring prices. The rising costs of staple foods like rice, beans, tomatoes, and palm oil are affecting the lives of millions of Nigerians, nearly 63% of whom are classified as multidimensionally poor. The situation is worsened by social tensions and clashes between farmers and herders, which have negatively impacted farming activities in the southeast.
Nuhu Ribadu, once a powerful anti-corruption figure in Nigeria, has been appointed as the country's new national security adviser. While his integrity is being questioned due to his foray into partisan politics and association with previous political adversaries, his appointment comes at a crucial time when Nigeria is grappling with rising insecurity and the spread of Boko Haram. Many are skeptical about his ability to succeed in his new role, but others believe that he has what it takes to lead Nigeria's defense and security sector in the right direction.
The West African community, Ecowas, is convening to discuss potential military intervention in Niger following the recent coup by the military. The crisis in Niger has regional and international implications as the country is an important ally to the US and European nations, and the last democracy in the Sahel region.
Gunmen have attacked and set ablaze the country home of Jerry Alagboso, the immediate past member of the House of Representatives, in Orsu, Imo State. The Commissioner of Police in Imo State, Mohammed Barde, has launched a manhunt for the arsonists, and joint task force operatives have been deployed to prevent further occurrences.
The Vice-Chancellor of Babcock University, Prof Ademola Stephen Tayo, urged young Africans to become change agents who will bring about impactful leadership and address the various challenges faced by the continent. Speaking at the 7th edition of the Babcock International Model United Nations Conference, Prof Tayo highlighted the need for transformative solutions to combat issues such as conflicts, poverty, and unemployment. The conference aimed at empowering young Africans to take part in building a better world for all.
Governor Godwin Obaseki of Edo State has dismissed the idea of endorsing his Deputy, Philip Shaibu, as his preferred successor. The reason behind this decision appears to be rooted in a regional balance of power and differences in development plans. As tension rises, the political landscape in Edo State remains uncertain.
The Bishop of Minna, Nigeria, Martin Igwemezie Uzoukwu, has called for prayers for the safe release of a priest and a seminarian who were kidnapped by armed men on August 3rd. The priest, Paul Sanogo, and seminarian, Melkiori Dominick Mahinini, were abducted from the residence of the priest in Gyedna, Niger State. They serve at the Church of Saint Luke in Gyedna. Bishop Uzoukwu has urged the faithful to pray for their swift and safe return.
On Tuesday, over 200 councillors, vice chairmen, and their followers defected from the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) to the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Ondo State. The defectors cited the exceptional leadership qualities of Governor Akeredolu as their reason for joining the ruling party. State party chairman, Engr. Ade Adetimehin, warmly welcomed the new members and urged them to work together for the party's success in future elections.
The Human Rights Writers Association of Nigeria (HURIWA) strongly condemns the physical assault suffered by Nigerian player Michelle Alozie during a FIFA Women's World Cup match. HURIWA demands justice and accountability, emphasizing that violence in sports must not be overlooked and that athletes' safety and dignity must be upheld. The group also addresses the issue of unpaid bonuses owed to the Super Falcons. The article urges relevant authorities to initiate charges against the responsible party and advocates for the protection of athletes' rights.
Real estate stakeholders in Nigeria are calling for collaboration between the government and the private sector to address the country's housing deficit. The rising housing deficit, estimated at 28 million, is a cause for concern, as it forces low and middle-income earners to relocate to boundary states due to the high cost of rent, land, and construction in Lagos. Without intervention, only the wealthy will be able to afford housing in the city by 2030, leaving the poor and middle class marginalized. The stakeholders also highlighted the need for the government to address the rising cost of building materials and other factors affecting affordable housing delivery.
Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar has filed a fresh lawsuit against Nigerian President Bola Tinubu in the US District Court for the Northern District of Illinois. Atiku's move comes after he withdrew an existing case in a Circuit Court in Illinois to prevent the abuse of court processes. His Special Assistant on Public Communications, Phrank Shaibu, questioned Tinubu's academic records and criticized his lack of identifiable classmates. Atiku's action reflects growing concerns about military interventions in West African states and emphasizes the need for sustained diplomatic engagement.
The sudden demise of Pastor Taiwo Odukoya, Senior Pastor of the Fountain of Life Church, has left the religious community and thousands of believers mourning. Despite experiencing several tragic events in his life, Pastor Odukoya remained a symbol of faith and resilience, leading his congregation with unwavering commitment. This article reflects on his life, ministry, and the impact he made on the lives of others.
UAC of Nigeria Plc (UAC) has recorded a profit after tax of N1.2 billion in the first half of 2023, signalling a significant turnaround from the previous year. The company attributed its profitability to an increase in foreign exchange (FX) gains, which rose by 976.47 percent. The CEO of the Centre for the Promotion of Private Enterprise, Muda Yusuf, emphasized the impact of currency fluctuations on companies with foreign currency exposure. He explained that while naira-denominated assets would benefit from the recent currency devaluation, companies with liabilities would be penalized. UAC's revenue also experienced a slight increase, primarily driven by animal feeds and other edibles.
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