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The Nigerian Guild of Editors (NGE) organized the maiden Lateef Jakande annual memorial lecture to honor the late Alhaji Lateef Jakande, the first civilian governor of Lagos State and a renowned media icon. The event showcased Jakande's contributions to modern journalism in Nigeria and his impactful political career. Prominent journalists and political figures praised his commitment to liberty, social justice, and journalistic freedom. The article highlights the speeches and tributes from various influential personalities attending the event.
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.
A newly-wedded groom, Yahaya Masinja, was shot and killed by bandits in the Shiroro LGA of Niger State, Nigeria. The incident occurred while Masinja and his bride were traveling back to Allawa. This tragic event highlights the ongoing struggle with banditry and insecurity in the region, urging authorities to prioritize citizen safety and bring the perpetrators to justice.
The Indigenous People of Biafra (IPoB) has issued a statement disassociating itself from Simon Ekpa, stating that he is not a registered member of the pro-Biafra group. IPoB expressed displeasure over media houses and social media platforms linking Ekpa's activities to them, emphasizing that his actions are not aligned with IPoB. The separatist movement suspects that Ekpa is being used by the Nigerian secret police to undermine and divide IPoB.
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has reaffirmed its dedication to combating corruption in Nigeria and urged journalists to assist in the fight against financial crimes. During a workshop on reporting economic and financial crimes, the EFCC called on media professionals to educate politicians' families and close associates about the consequences of money laundering. The event aimed to enhance journalists' skills in effectively covering financial crimes. The EFCC acknowledged the media's role in its success and emphasized the importance of press support in reducing corruption.
Muhammadu Sanusi, a trusted ally of Nigerian President Bola Tinubu, met with Niger junta chief Abdourahamane Tiani in an effort to facilitate dialogue between the coup leaders and the international community. Sanusi, a former Emir of Kano and prominent Islamic leader, traveled to the Niger capital of Niamey on Wednesday. This comes as Ecowas leaders gather in Abuja to discuss the potential for military intervention against the junta.
Muhammadu Sanusi, a trusted aide of Nigerian President Bola Tinubu, traveled to Niger's capital, Niamey, to meet with the leader of the Nigern Junta, Abdourahamane Tiani. This diplomatic effort comes after several failed attempts by Ecowas delegations to engage with the coup leaders. The meeting aims to find a solution that works for Africa, Niger, Nigeria, and humanity as a whole.
A Nigerian diplomat has successfully met with the leader of the military junta in Niger, following several failed attempts by Ecowas delegations to engage with the coup leaders. This breakthrough comes ahead of a meeting of West African leaders in Abuja to discuss possible actions, including a military intervention, against the junta. The diplomat, Muhammadu Sanusi, expressed the need for a diplomatic solution that works for Africa, Niger, Nigeria, and humanity at large.
Nigeria LNG Limited successfully concluded its annual #NLNGChangeYourStory workshop, aimed at empowering journalists with digital communication and social media skills. The workshop, sponsored by NLNG, focused on mobile and multimedia journalism, providing participants with comprehensive learning opportunities. NLNG's commitment to capacity building and fostering symbiotic relationships with stakeholders was reiterated during the event, highlighting the importance of digital communication in today's media landscape.
Kano State Independent Research Centre Trust (KIRCT) is set to begin full clinical services next month, aiming to enhance healthcare delivery in Kano State. The Centre also plans to continue providing periodic free medical interventions, acknowledging that some patients may not be able to afford their clinical services. During an outreach programme, the Centre attended to over 2,000 patients, diagnosing common ailments and referring more severe cases to collaborating hospitals for emergency treatment.
Governments in West Africa have been called upon to take strong action against money laundering and financing of terrorism. The Inter Governmental Action Group Against Money Laundering in West Africa (GIABA) emphasized the need for global cooperation to dismantle criminal syndicates involved in these illicit activities. A recent training workshop on investigative journalism on economic and financial crimes aimed to strengthen the alliance between media and anti-money laundering initiatives. The workshop included journalists from several West African countries who were encouraged to raise awareness about the consequences of money laundering and terrorism financing.
Nigeria has imposed new sanctions on entities and individuals supporting the military council in Niger. This move comes in line with the consensus reached by West African leaders on the crisis in Niger. The president of Nigeria and the current chair of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) ordered the sanctions through the Central Bank of Nigeria, targeting groups and individuals involved in the coup in Niger.
The Oyo State government, in collaboration with the World Bank and the OYS-Cares initiative, has distributed agricultural inputs to over 200 farmers in Olorunsogo, Oorelope, and Saki East local government areas. The farmers received seeds, fertilizers, and herbicides to enhance their maize, tomatoes, and cassava farming operations. The government's support aims to boost food security and improve the livelihoods of farmers in the state.
The Godswill Akapbio-led Senate has transmitted the names of the 45 confirmed ministerial nominees to the presidency after rigorous screening at the upper chamber of the national assembly. This comes after the Senate partially concluded its ministerial screening, clearing 45 out of 48 nominees. Three nominees are still being scrutinized due to petitions filed against them. The increase in the number of ministerial nominees is attributed to the separation of merged ministries from the previous administration.
The Nigerian Association of Women Journalists (NAWOJ) has called for an upward review of journalists' remunerations, highlighting their unique role in society and the challenging economic situation. President of NAWOJ, Mrs. Ladi Bala, made the appeal during a thanksgiving service and emphasized the support of women in the association's achievements. Former Minister of Women Affairs, Dame Pauline Tallen, and Executive Director of Action Aid, Ene Obi, also received awards and advocated for greater women representation in decision-making positions.
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