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Industrial security professionals emphasized the significance of promoting strategic planning, information sharing, and strong synergy among industry stakeholders to protect lives and property. This was highlighted at the ASIS International Sub-Saharan African Security Conference in Abuja, Nigeria, which focused on managing security risks in Africa. The conference, attended by passionate individuals dedicated to safeguarding assets and people, stressed the importance of collaboration between government and private entities to improve overall security.
Kabiru Adamu, a Nigerian Representative, has issued a grim warning about the deteriorating security situation in Gusau, the capital of Zamfara State. He emphasizes the urgent need for swift and decisive action to prevent a complete takeover by bandits. This news sheds light on Nigeria's mounting security challenges, particularly in the northern states, and highlights the need for a coordinated response to curb the escalating violence. In another part of the country, protests have erupted in Enugu against the closure of businesses, resulting in three civilian deaths. The demonstrations reflect the frustration of residents whose livelihoods have been affected by the government's directive.
The Nigerian Insurers Association (NIA) and the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) have committed to enhancing their existing partnership and exploring new avenues of cooperation for the benefit of the nation. During a recent visit by the NIA governing council to the FRSC corps marshal, discussions centered on expanding the frontiers of insurance through collaboration and emphasizing the importance of insurance for motorists. Both organizations expressed their commitment to eradicating fake insurance and promoting road safety.
Operatives of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) allegedly shot dead two persons in Idioro, Lagos state. The incident occurred during a drug raid in the community, where the NDLEA personnel were said to have resorted to shooting sporadically, leading to the tragic loss of innocent lives.
The First Lady of Ekiti State, Dr. Olayemi Oyebanji, has taken a proactive step in addressing Gender-based Violence (GBV) by engaging school-age boys in the fight against this menace. At a recent training session organized by the World Bank-assisted Adolescent Girls' Initiative for Learning and Empowerment (AGILE), Dr. Oyebanji emphasized the need to equip male students with knowledge on GBV to prevent its occurrence in schools and society. The training was attended by school administrators, teachers, and other stakeholders. As the battle against GBV continues, it becomes crucial to educate the male child and ensure a violence-free society.
Spontaneous protests erupted in Enugu following the closure of businesses by Governor Peter Mbah's administration. The protests were in response to the government's enforcement of a sit-at-home order imposed by the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB). Residents expressed their outrage at the prioritization of business closure over the state's security challenges, as well as the impact on their livelihoods.
Segun Aganga, former Minister of Industry, Trade, and Investment of Nigeria, and former Minister of Finance, has launched his highly anticipated book titled "Reclaiming the Jewel of Africa." The book offers practical strategies for transforming Nigeria's economy and has garnered significant interest among economists, policymakers, and business leaders. The book launch event was attended by distinguished guests and former presidents, highlighting the importance of Aganga's work.
Gunmen carried out a deadly attack in the Zamfara state of Nigeria, leaving 34 people dead and several injured. The armed assailants targeted a region in Dan Qulbi. The Zamfara state has been experiencing armed attacks for the past five years.
NAFDAC, the Nigerian agency responsible for regulating food and drugs, has warned Nigerians about the dangers of consuming fruits ripened with calcium carbide and other artificial ripening chemicals. These chemicals are known to be carcinogenic and can contribute to non-communicable diseases (NCDs) such as cancer, heart failure, renal failure, and liver failure. The World Health Organisation (WHO) has identified NCDs as a major cause of death worldwide, with low- and middle-income countries being particularly affected. NAFDAC is taking steps to educate the public about the risks associated with carbide ripening and is prepared to take action against those who engage in this illegal practice.
Teachers in Benue State, under the Nigeria Union of Teachers (NUT), are considering going on strike due to the slashing of their statutory allowance and demotion by the state government. They have given the government 48 hours to reverse these decisions or face industrial action. The People's Democratic Party (PDP) has condemned the government's actions, calling the governor ill-prepared for governance. The NUT chairman has also highlighted issues with promotions and other allowances being removed.
ECOWAS has signed grant agreements with 25 centers to build youth capacity in the agriculture sector across 15 member states. The aim is to increase agricultural productivity, create employment opportunities for young people, and foster resilient rural communities. The grants, funded by the Community levy of ECOWAS, will support training centers in areas such as agroecology, organic production, fishery and aquaculture, breeding and seeds selection, and agribusiness. The program targets the training of 3142 young individuals, with a focus on enhancing agribusiness, promoting agricultural innovations, increasing the number of trained rural youth, and fostering networking opportunities.
The Nigerian Exchange (NGX) has experienced significant gains in the last five trading sessions, reaching a 15-year high. Positive sentiment and increased value hunting have contributed to this bullish market. Stockbrokers and research analysts predict further gains, particularly in the banking sector, as companies release their earnings scorecards. The market achieved a noteworthy gain of 389 basis points in the week, with the financial services industry leading the activity chart. Overall, the NGX has seen a year-to-date return increase of 26.83%.
The Senate President, Godswill Akpabio, has assured traditional rulers in Nigeria that they will be given a constitutional role in governance, particularly on security matters. This assurance was made during a visit by Royal Fathers from all 36 states and the federal capital territory to the National Assembly in Abuja. The traditional rulers have been advocating for their constitutional role to be reinstated, which was expunged by the framers of Nigeria's 1979 Constitution.
Davido and his artist, Logos Olori, have found themselves in hot water as their new music video, 'Jaiye Lo', sparks controversy with Islamic group, MURIC. The group has given them a seven-day ultimatum to retract the video or face spiritual and legal consequences. This article delves into the details of the controversy and the implications it holds for the artists and Nigerian society.
Edo State Governor, Mr. Godwin Obaseki, appeals to the Federal Government to intervene in the repair of the bad road network in the state. Despite being a transportation hub, the major Federal Road network in Edo State is in a deplorable condition, causing significant challenges and loss of lives. The governor expresses his concerns over the neglected state of Benin-Auchi Road, Benin-Sapele Road, and the Benin-Lagos Road. Efforts to draw the attention of the Federal Government have been made, but no definitive action has been taken yet.
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