COMMISSIONING OF PROJECTS BY PRES. TINUBU AND UNVEILING OF GOV. HOPE UZODIMMA'S BOOK

 

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A Day of Legacy and Vision: President Tinubu's Landmark Visit to Imo State

In a momentous convergence of federal and state aspirations, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu embarked on a one-day working visit to Imo State on September 30, 2025, to commission a suite of transformative projects executed under the stewardship of Governor Hope Uzodimma.

The visit, marked by grandeur and strategic symbolism, also featured the unveiling of Governor Uzodimma’s new book, A Decade of Impactful Progressive Governance in Nigeria, a reflective chronicle of leadership and reform.

Man who rammed truck into church building, opened fire on worshippers, and set church ablaze is identified

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Tragedy in Michigan - Unraveling the Attack on a House of Worship

In a harrowing act of violence that has shaken the community of Grand Blanc Township, Michigan, authorities have identified the man responsible for a deadly assault on a church congregation.

Thomas Jacob Sanford, a 40-year-old resident of Burton, Michigan, was named as the perpetrator behind the attack on The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints during Sunday morning services on September 28, 2025.

The International Day of Safe Abortion

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International Day of Safe Abortion and the Realities of Unsafe Abortions in Nigeria

Every year on September 28, the world observes the International Day of Safe Abortion, a day dedicated to affirming the right to safe, legal, and accessible abortion care. It is not merely a symbolic gesture but a global call to action, especially in countries like Nigeria where the realities of unsafe abortion are grim and deeply entrenched in systemic failures.

Inside Crisis Facing Medics: Doctors in Nigeria earn N2m, JAPA counterparts in UK N50m

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The Great Exodus: Nigeria’s Medical Brain Drain and the Price of Neglect

In the heart of Nigeria’s healthcare crisis lies a staggering disparity that has become both a symbol and a catalyst for the mass migration of medical professionals: while doctors in Nigeria earn an average of ₦2 million annually, their counterparts who have “JAPA’d” to the UK can earn upwards of ₦50 million.

This yawning gap is not merely a matter of numbers, it is a reflection of systemic neglect, broken promises, and a hemorrhaging workforce that threatens the very foundation of public health in the country.

Obi Under Fire For Addressing Olubadan As ‘My Dear Brother’

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Royal Protocol and Political Missteps - The Firestorm Over Peter Obi’s Salutation to the Olubadan

In the ever-sensitive terrain of Nigerian politics and traditional reverence, a single phrase can ignite a storm. Such is the case with Peter Obi, the 2023 Labour Party presidential candidate, whose congratulatory message to the newly installed Olubadan of Ibadanland, Oba Rashidi Adewolu Ladoja, has drawn sharp criticism for what many perceive as a breach of royal etiquette.

The phrase in question, “my dear brother”, used by Obi in his public tribute, has sparked a heated debate about cultural respect, political polish, and the boundaries of familiarity in addressing traditional rulers.

Abuja–Kaduna Train Service To Resume Next Week — NRC

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Back on Track: Abuja - Kaduna Train Service Set to Resume After Suspension

In a welcome development for commuters and stakeholders, the Nigerian Railway Corporation (NRC) has announced the imminent resumption of the Abuja, Kaduna passenger train service, following a month-long suspension triggered by a derailment incident on August 26.

The derailment, which occurred near Asham shortly after departure from Abuja, raised serious safety concerns and prompted an immediate halt to operations along the vital corridor.

Former stripper finds solace in Church after marrying a Pastor

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Redemption in the Spotlight: A Former Stripper’s Journey to Faith and Acceptance

Amy Mevorach’s story is one of transformation, identity, and the quiet struggle for acceptance within the walls of faith.

Once a college student trying to make ends meet, Amy briefly worked as a stripper, a decision born of necessity, not desire.

Years later, she married a Presbyterian man who was training to become a pastor. Their union marked the beginning of a complex journey that would intertwine shame, silence, and spiritual awakening.

Flood disaster: States intensify action as 232 die, 121,000 displaced

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A Nation Underwater: Nigeria’s Flood Crisis Deepens as States Scramble for Relief

In a harrowing testament to the escalating climate crisis and infrastructural vulnerability, Nigeria is reeling from one of its deadliest flood disasters in recent memory.

As of September 20, 2025, the National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) confirmed that 232 lives have been lost and over 121,000 people displaced across the country.

Chimamanda Adichie opens up on depression, writing struggles and finding her voice again

Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie: Reclaiming Her Voice Through Grief, Silence, and the Power of Fiction

In a candid and deeply moving revelation, celebrated Nigerian author Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie has opened up about a decade-long creative silence marked by depression, personal loss, and the painful erosion of her writing voice.

Known for her literary masterpieces such as Purple Hibiscus, Half of a Yellow Sun, and Americanah, Adichie’s absence from the world of fiction was not a retreat but a battle, a quiet war waged within the confines of grief and self-doubt.

Eight k!lled, many injured as illegal mining site collapses in Zamfara

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Tragedy Beneath the Earth: The Zamfara Mining Collapse

In the early hours of Thursday, September 25, 2025, a grim tragedy unfolded in Jabaka, a community within Maru Local Government Area of Zamfara State, Nigeria.

An illegal mining site, long operating outside the bounds of regulation and safety, collapsed suddenly around 8 a.m., claiming the lives of at least eight individuals and leaving many others injured and trapped beneath the rubble.

FG to begin nationwide academic credential verification for all staff and recruits from October 6

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Nigeria’s Bold Leap Toward Academic Integrity

In a landmark move poised to redefine the credibility of Nigeria’s education and employment systems, the Federal Government has announced the commencement of a nationwide academic credential verification exercise, effective October 6, 2025.

This sweeping reform, mandated across all Ministries, Departments, and Agencies (MDAs), as well as public and private higher institutions, marks a decisive shift from fragmented institutional checks to a centralized, digital verification framework.

RESTRUCTURING NIGERIA - Omeha, Others Advocate Regional Government

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Restructuring Nigeria- Omehia, Others Advocate Regional Government

In a bold and timely intervention, former Rivers State Governor Sir Celestine Ngozichim Omehia has reignited the national discourse on restructuring Nigeria, calling for a return to regional government as a pathway to unity, equity, and sustainable development.

This renewed advocacy was powerfully articulated during the public presentation of his latest book, Restructuring Nigeria: The Way Forward, launched in Abuja on September 24, 2025.

Examining Reasons Behind Call for the Resignation of Joe Ajaero

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Examining Reasons Behind the Call for the Resignation of Joe Ajaero

In recent months, the Nigerian labour movement has found itself embroiled in a storm of internal discord, culminating in fervent calls for the resignation of Joe Ajaero, President of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC).

These demands, voiced by veteran labour leaders and echoed by factions within the Labour Party, reflect a growing discontent with the leadership style and perceived priorities of Ajaero amid Nigeria’s deepening socio-economic challenges.

Holistic Approach to Eradicating Corruption

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Confronting the Hydra - A Holistic Approach to Eradicating Corruption

Corruption is not merely a moral failing or a breach of public trust, it is a systemic cancer that eats away at the foundations of governance, development, and social equity.

In nations where corruption thrives, institutions falter, public confidence erodes, and progress becomes a mirage. It is the silent saboteur of dreams, the invisible hand that redirects resources from the many to the few.

To tackle corruption effectively, a nation must adopt a multi-dimensional strategy that goes beyond punitive measures and embraces structural transformation.

A Blueprint for Tackling Injustice in Corporate Organisations

 

INJUSTICE AT WORK PLACE

Restoring Equity: A Blueprint for Tackling Injustice in Corporate Organisations

Injustice, when allowed to fester within the walls of a corporate organisation, corrodes trust, stifles innovation, and ultimately undermines the very foundation of productivity and purpose. 

It manifests in many forms, discrimination, favoritism, unequal pay, abuse of power, and the silencing of dissent.

While policies and procedures may exist to address these issues, they often fall short when the culture itself is complicit. To truly tackle injustice, organisations must go beyond compliance and embrace a transformative approach rooted in empathy, transparency, and accountability.

Analysing 2025 Anambra Governorship Election | This Morning

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The Anambra Equation - A Candidate’s Vision and the State’s Crossroads

In a riveting episode of This Morning, the spotlight turned to the upcoming 2025 Anambra Governorship Election, with retired Army Colonel and Professor of Architecture, Geoffrey O. Jabu, representing the New Nigeria People's Party (NNPP), taking center stage.

His appearance was more than a campaign pitch, it was a manifesto of identity, conviction, and a call for transformation.

From Wilderness to Gunfire: The Fatal Fall of a Fugitive Dad

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The Fugitive Father: A Tragic End to a Wilderness Odyssey

In one of New Zealand’s most haunting and perplexing manhunts, the saga of Tom Phillips, a father who vanished into the wild with his three children, came to a violent and tragic close.

For nearly four years, Phillips eluded authorities, surviving in the rugged bushland of the Waikato region while raising his children in isolation, far from the reach of society, education, and healthcare. 

His disappearance in December 2021 followed a custody dispute with the children’s mother, who held sole guardianship. What began as a domestic conflict spiraled into a national mystery, captivating the public and frustrating law enforcement.

NERDC confirms new subjects for Nigeria’s education reform

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A Curriculum Reimagined: Nigeria’s Bold Step Toward Educational Reform

In a decisive stride toward modernizing Nigeria’s education system, the Federal Government has released a comprehensive list of approved subjects for both basic and senior secondary schools.

This move, spearheaded by the Nigerian Educational Research and Development Council (NERDC), marks a significant shift in the nation’s pedagogical approach, aiming to reduce curriculum overload while enhancing relevance, flexibility, and skill acquisition.

Nigeria | Once Again, National Grid Collapses

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A Nation in the Dark | The September 10 Grid Collapse and Nigeria’s Power Paradox

On the morning of September 10, 2025, at about 11:23 a.m., Nigeria’s national electricity grid suffered yet another catastrophic collapse, plunging vast swathes of the country into darkness.

From the bustling streets of Lagos to the administrative corridors of Abuja, the blackout was swift, sweeping, and disturbingly familiar.

FG gazettes new tax reform laws

Nigeria's President, Bola Ahmed Tinubu

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Nigeria’s Tax Reform: A New Dawn or Another Mirage?

The official gazetting of Nigeria’s new tax reform laws marks a pivotal moment in the country’s economic narrative.

For decades, Nigeria has grappled with a convoluted tax system, a narrow revenue base, and a tax-to-GDP ratio that lags behind continental peers. Now, with the publication of four consolidated laws, the Nigeria Tax Act, the Nigeria Tax Administration Act, the Nigeria Revenue Service (Establishment) Act, and the Joint Revenue Board (Establishment) Act, the Tinubu administration is signaling its intent to rewrite the fiscal playbook.