Nigeria news today headlines : Saturday 26th October 2024
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Nigerian Newspapers: Top Stories For Today (26/10/24)
Read the full details on our digital edition when you join our WhatsApp Communities here. Here are the major headlines for today: New Minimum Wage: Why Many States May Not Meet October Deadline… 15 States Yet To Pay N30,000 As At Feb 2024 – CSO… Bureaucracy, Lack Of Structure Delay Payment In Some States –
Addressing Nigeria’s Food Crisis
Our nation is at a critical juncture where the impact of economic crises, global challenges, tumbling currency, insecurity and climate change is affecting the ability of many citizens to feed themselves. With the complexity and interdependence of the factors responsible for the current food crisis, our approach to addressing them must go beyond the conventional
Timi Frank Condemns Scrapping Of Niger Delta Ministry, Seeks Reversal
LAGOS – Former Deputy National Publicity Secretary of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Comrade Timi Frank, on Friday condemned in strong terms the purported scrapping of the Ministry of Niger Delta by President Bola Tinubu and called for reversal to status quo. Recall that President Tinubu had on Tuesday, among other far-reaching decisions and policy
The Best Of Me Is Gone, Says Mike Dada At Wife’s Burial
…Modupe Was To Complete Her PhD In Two Months – AFRIMA Boss I t was indeed a sad day for the AFRIMA nuclear and extended family when the wife of the president, Mrs Modupe Temitope Dada was laid to rest. Modupe Dada, Nee Baruwa, died peacefully on Saturday, October 19, and her death and burial
Nigeria’s Child’s Rights Act: 21 Years After, Children Still Face Cycles Of Abuse, Poverty
LAGOS –Despite the ambitious aspirations outlined in Nigeria’s Child Rights Act (CRA) of 2003, countless Nigerian children still face abuse, neglect, and exploitation. This persistent crisis, despite the CRA’s legal protections, is indicative of systemic failures to enforce the Act’s 278 sections, which mandate access to healthcare, education, and a secure environment. These deficiencies not
How Corps Member Mysteriously Disappeared In Rivers
…Police Intensify Search, Question Suspects PORT HARCOURT – A National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) member, identified as Yahaya Faruk, has mysteriously disappeared in Ikuru Town, Andoni Local Government Area of Rivers State, where he was deployed for his compulsory one year national service. The corps member who was deployed at the Community Secondary School, Ikuru
Ruling Osolo Family Members Should Demonstrate Maturity, Allow Peace To Reign, Says Regent
Following the passing of the Osolo of Isolo earlier this year, the Regent of the Isolo kingdom, High Chief Saliu Wasiu Alani Arowooye, has shed light on the kingdom’s rich history and the succession process for the royal families. In an exclusive interview with, OYINKAN SOMORIN, the Regent shared his insights. Adele of Isolo, how
New Minimum Wage: Why Many States May Not Meet October Deadline
…15 States Yet To Pay N30,000 As At Feb 2024 – CSO …Bureaucracy, Lack Of Structure Delay Payment In Some States – Fed Civil Servant …New Wage, A Tall Dream For Private Sector – Industrialists …Experts Warn Of Worse Spiralling Inflation At Yuletide As the October deadline approaches, the tension surrounding minimum wage policies in
Lagos Moves To Curb Hypertension, Diabetes, Launches Week-LongFree Screening Exercise
• Targets 800,000 Residents In Campaign Against Silent Illnesses•Urges Residents To ‘Know Their Numbers’ Amid Growing DiseaseBurden Lagos State Government has launched a state-wide free screening for hypertension and diabetes for residents, an initiative under the Nigeria Governors’ Forum nationwide ‘10 Million Project’ campaign. The campaign is aimed at addressing the silent killers of hypertension
Polio Day: UNICEF, African Celebrities Unveil ‘No More Zero Dose’ Song To Expand Vaccination Rates
…Sanwo-Olu Advocates Immunisation As Critical Issue Of Equity, Social Justice To mark World Polio Day, UNICEF has unveiled a new song, “No More Zero Dose,” by prominent music stars and celebrities to promote immunisation awareness and expand vaccination rates in West and Central Africa. The song featured renowned West and Central African Music Stars and
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