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African Leaders Demand Junta in Niger to Resign or Face Forceful Measures

African leaders have given the junta in Niger one week to cede power or face possible forceful measures. The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) has demanded the reinstatement of President Mohamed Bazoum within a week, warning of potential military intervention if their demand is not met. France, the European Union, and the United States have suspended aid and cooperation with Niger following the coup, while Russia's growing influence in the region has been met with both support and protest. The situation in Niger raises concerns about the surge of military coups in the Sahel region and the threat posed by jihadist groups.

Patients Left to Bear the Brunt of Doctors' Strike at Federal Medical Center Birnin-Kebbi

The ongoing nationwide strike by the National Association of Resident Doctors (NARD) has left in and outpatients at the Federal Medical Center, Birnin-Kebbi, in a dire situation. With resident doctors constituting a significant part of the hospital's medical workforce, services have been severely affected. Although the hospital management is trying to mitigate the impact by utilizing other medical professionals, the strike's toll on patients is evident as inpatient admissions are reduced, and outpatient care is scaled down.

General Tchiani Declares Himself Leader of Mutinous Soldiers in Coup

Niger state television has declared that General Abdourahmane Tchiani is the leader of the mutinous soldiers who detained the democratically elected president in a coup. Tchiani, also known as Omar, addressed the nation, stating that the country needed to change course to avoid its gradual and inevitable demise. This article explores the recent coup in Niger and the implications of General Tchiani's leadership.

Russia Calls for Peaceful Resolution of Crisis in Niger

The Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs has called on the conflicting parties in Niger to resolve the crisis through peaceful and constructive dialogue. Russia expressed hope for a swift resolution to the internal political crisis in the interest of civil peace and the well-being of the Nigerian people. The military's prompt release of President Mohamed Bazoum was also expected.

Political pundits criticize President Tinubu for delay in forming ministerial cabinet

Political pundits and enthusiasts are criticizing President Tinubu for the delay in announcing his ministerial list, drawing parallels to his predecessor Muhammadu Buhari. With the absence of a cabinet, concerns are raised about the impact on the country's economy and development.

Nigeria Sees Improvements in Revenues After Subsidy Removal and Exchange Rate Unification

Nigeria's Debt Management Office (DMO) has stated that the Nigerian government is expecting improvements in revenues following the removal of subsidy on Premium Motor Spirit (PMS) and the unification of the Naira exchange rates. The recent policies by the government to focus on revenue generation are seen as steps in the right direction to reduce the country's debt burden.

Gunmen Attack in Bauchi, Nigeria: 7 Civilians Killed

Gunmen carried out an armed attack in the Ningi region of Bauchi, Nigeria, resulting in the loss of 7 civilian lives. The country has been facing attacks by armed gangs, as well as terrorist organizations Boko Haram and ISWAP, in various regions.

Former President Buhari Urged to Advise Present Administration on Reopening of Land Borders

The All Farmers Association of Nigeria (AFAN) has urged former President Muhammad Buhari to advise the present administration against reopening the nation's land borders. The AFAN chairman commended Buhari's efforts in boosting the agricultural sector, which has led to food security. The association believes that reopening the borders may result in the importation of foreign foodstuffs, hindering local agricultural activities.

President Tinubu Condemns Developments in Niger Republic

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, chairman of the ECOWAS Authority of Heads of State and Government and the President of Nigeria, has expressed his concerns and condemned the recent developments in Niger Republic. Tinubu emphasizes the need to protect democracy and ensure the smooth functioning of legitimate authority in West Africa. He assures his commitment to safeguarding democratic principles and working closely with regional leaders to address the situation in Niger.

Condemnation of Attempted Coup in Niger by ECOWAS

The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) has strongly condemned the attempted coup in Niger. The situation remains uncertain, but ECOWAS, along with the international community, holds those involved responsible for the security of the president, his family, government members, and the public.

Ecowas Condemns Attempted Coup in Niger

The Economic Community of West African States (Ecowas) has released a statement condemning the attempted coup in Niger. The situation remains unclear, but Ecowas strongly condemns what it calls an attempted coup. The international community, along with Ecowas, will hold those involved responsible for the security of the president, his family, government members, and the public, according to the statement.

HURIWA Calls for Restoration of Professionalism in Nigerian Security Agencies

The Human Rights Writers Association of Nigeria (HURIWA) has urged President Bola Tinubu to take immediate action to restore professionalism and discipline in the operations of the Department of State Services (DSS) and Correctional Centres. The call comes following a highly publicized clash between DSS operatives and prisons officials over the custody of the former governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria. HURIWA deems this incident as an image disaster for Nigeria and emphasizes the need to prevent further international embarrassment.

DSD ART: A Game-Changer in HIV Treatment and Care in Nigeria

DSD ART has revolutionized HIV treatment and care in Nigeria, providing tailored services to people living with HIV while reducing the burden on the healthcare system. With the implementation of DSD models, such as facility-based and community-based approaches, access to HIV care has become much easier for individuals like Floral Okon, who is now married with HIV-negative children. This article explores the impact of DSD ART in Nigeria and highlights the country's progress towards epidemic control.

DSD ART: Simplifying HIV Care and Treatment in Nigeria

In Nigeria, the adoption of Differentiated Service Delivery (DSD) for HIV Treatment has greatly improved access to care and simplified treatment for people living with HIV. This client-centered approach allows for tailored services and reduces the burden on the health system. Flora Okon, who tested positive for HIV before her wedding, shares her experience with DSD ART and how it has positively impacted her life.

Attack in Zamfara State Leaves 34 Dead, Including 7 Soldiers

Gunmen launched a devastating attack in Zamfara State, Nigeria, resulting in the death of at least 34 people, including 7 soldiers. The armed assailants targeted a remote village, leaving 27 villagers dead, while the soldiers fell into an ambush while en route to assist the affected community. This incident highlights the ongoing security challenges faced by the region due to the activities of armed gangs.