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We're using 31 days to commission projects in FCT to mark Tinubu’s 3rd year anniversary - FCT Minister
The Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Nyesom Wike, has announced an unprecedented 31-day marathon project commissionings across the nation’s capital to celebrate President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s third anniversary in office.
Speaking at a political luncheon in Port Harcourt on Saturday, May 30, 2026, the Minister showcased the administrative landmark achievements under his watch, attributing the massive infrastructural development to the strategic backing and vision of the President.
Barr. Wike said, the month-long commissioning circuit will feature major road networks, public utilities, and massive urban renewal projects designed to completely reshape the nation’s capital.
Brushing aside critics, the Minister issued a direct challenge regarding the scale and quality of his administration's output in the FCT.
"This third year of Mr. President alone..., we are taking 31 days for commissioning of projects in Abuja. I'm not talking about boreholes. I challenge anybody to contradict this" the Minister stated.
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| Adewole Adebayo, former presidential candidate of the Social Democratic Party (SDP) |
Adebayo vs. Morka: Clash Over Tinubu’s Governance
Adewole Adebayo, former presidential candidate of the Social Democratic
Party (SDP), has sharply criticized President Bola Tinubu’s administration,
declaring that “no one is better off” under his government.
APC spokesperson Felix Morka, however, strongly disagreed, defending
Tinubu’s policies as necessary reforms.
Adewole Adebayo has consistently argued that President Tinubu’s policies
have worsened the economic and social conditions of Nigerians since he assumed
office in May 2023.
Appearing on Channels Television’s Sunday Politics, Adebayo stated that
ordinary Nigerians have not experienced any improvement in their living
standards, with hardship and insecurity persisting.
He emphasized that only those in government circles seem to benefit from
current policies.
Adebayo specifically described Tinubu’s decision to announce the removal of fuel subsidy during his inauguration as a fundamental economic error, arguing that there was no actual subsidy to remove, only a price hike.
World Milk Day 2026: Nourishing Lives, Empowering Economies, and Celebrating Women Farmers
World Milk Day 2026, celebrated globally on June 1st, carries the theme “Sustainability in the Dairy Sector.”
This year’s observance is not merely a tribute to milk as a universal food but a reflection on how dairy continues to shape nutrition, economies, and gender empowerment across continents.
Milk remains one of nature’s most complete foods, offering a balanced blend of proteins, carbohydrates, fats, vitamins, and minerals essential for human health. It is rich in calcium, which strengthens bones and teeth, and vitamin D, which aids calcium absorption. The B-complex vitamins in milk support energy metabolism, while vitamin A enhances vision and immunity.
For children, milk is a cornerstone of growth; for adults, it helps maintain muscle mass and bone density.
In regions where malnutrition persists, milk serves as a vital source of affordable nutrition, bridging dietary gaps and improving public health outcomes.
