Fame, Misconduct, and Accountability: The Case of Gary Busey
In a troubling reminder of the complexities surrounding celebrity misconduct, veteran Hollywood actor Gary Busey recently pleaded guilty to one count of fourth-degree criminal sexual contact. The charge stemmed from a 2022 incident at Monster-Mania Con in New Jersey, where Busey was accused of intentionally groping two female fans during a photo session.
The event was the Official
Commissionong of the Newly rehabilitated Aguma-Palace-Radio Nigeria-New Market
Road, Gwagwalada Area Council, FCT, on July 3, 2025.
The Vice President, Kashim
Shettima, represented his Boss, Nigeria's President, Bola Ahmed Tinubu.
Remi Tinubu’s N1BN Donation Sparks Protests In Benue IDPs
The video from Arise News
covers the aftermath of Nigeria’s First Lady, Oluremi
Tinubu, donating ₦1 billion to
support Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs)
in Benue State following
violent attacks.
Key Highlights:
The event was the condolence
visit of Her Excellency. Senator Remi Tinubu's Official Visit to Benue State,
29 July 2025
Restoring What Was Lost: Cross River’s Case for the 67 Oil Wells
In a bid
to reclaim control over 67 disputed oil wells, Cross River State officials are
intensifying their campaign to redress a long-standing boundary controversy
with neighboring Akwa Ibom. At the heart of the issue lies a potent mix of
historical grievance, newly uncovered technical data, and a strategic push for
economic justice.
Documented Evidence and Technical
Maps
Cross River’s claim hinges on findings from a 2024 reassessment led by the Nigeria Upstream Regulatory Commission and the National Boundary Commission. Leveraging the 11th Edition of Nigeria’s Administrative Map and the 2004 Well Dichotomy Study Map, the inter-agency committee concluded that the wells fall within Cross River’s maritime territory. The state has called for public scrutiny of these documents and invited independent verification. In a bid to reclaim control over 67 disputed oil wells, Cross River State officials are intensifying their campaign to redress a long-standing boundary controversy with neighboring Akwa Ibom. At the heart of the issue lies a potent mix of historical grievance, newly uncovered technical data, and a strategic push for economic justice.
The event was the condolence
visit of Her Excellency. Senator Remi Tinubu's Official Visit to Benue State,
29 July 2025
Nigeria’s Nurses’ Strike Ends Amid Relief and Lingering Doubts
After
days of nationwide disruption in public health services, the National
Association of Nigerian Nurses and Midwives (NANNM) has officially suspended
its industrial action. The announcement was made on August 1, 2025, by
Nigeria’s Minister of Health, Ali Pate, following a closed-door meeting with
union leaders. However, the union's decision to remain silent on the details of
the resolution has sparked a mix of public emotions ranging from relief to
skepticism.
How the Strike Began
The strike was rooted in long-standing grievances related to poor welfare and substandard working conditions for nurses in federal health institutions. NANNM had issued a 15-day ultimatum to the government on July 14, 2025, demanding:
The event was the condolence visit of Her Excellency. Senator Remi Tinubu's Official Visit to Benue State, 29 July 2025
The AI Tipping Point: Microsoft Identifies 40 Jobs Most Exposed to Generative Technology
In a ground-breaking study that’s shaking up
workforce expectations, Microsoft researchers have unveiled a list of the 40 professions most exposed to generative AI,
and surprisingly, even traditionally “secure” roles like teaching have made the
cut. The report marks a pivotal moment in our understanding of how artificial
intelligence is reshaping, not replacing, jobs across industries.
The researchers examined over 200,000 real-world interactions with Copilot, Microsoft's generative AI assistant, to analyze which roles align most closely with the tasks AI can currently perform. The conclusion? Jobs centered around writing, analysis, data handling, and communication are particularly vulnerable.
The event was the condolence visit of Her Excellency. Senator Remi Tinubu's Official Visit to Benue State, 29 July 2025
Nigeria's New Industrial Relations Policy: Progress or Power Play?
In an effort to reshape the landscape of labor relations in Nigeria, the Federal Government has officially approved the National Industrial Relations Policy (NIRP) 2025. This landmark decision comes amid mounting dissatisfaction across the country’s labor sector and an ongoing strike by health workers, reigniting debates over government-labor dynamics.
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| Dikko Umar Radda, Executive Governor, Katsina State |
Katsina State's Security-Driven Development Strategy: Beyond Barriers and Budgets
In a bold response to mounting insecurity and underdevelopment, the Katsina State Government has launched a sweeping initiative that combines healthcare security, infrastructure expansion, and strategic coordination. But beyond fencing hospitals and building roads lies an opportunity to shape lasting change, one rooted in community trust, service quality, sustainability, and accountability.
Fortifying Health Facilities in
High-Risk Zones
With ₦703 million earmarked to secure 14 general hospitals across volatile local government areas, Katsina’s latest move underscores the urgency to protect medical personnel and patients. From Kankara to Jibia, the plan includes perimeter fences and security barricades, visible deterrents aimed at stemming attacks and theft.
From Ireland to Naija: Natterjack Whiskey's Bold Entry into Nigerian Culture
The Nigerian whiskey scene has a new contender, and it’s strutting in with the swagger of a fearless toad. On July 10th, Natterjack Irish Whiskey officially launched at Drinks.ng in Lagos, captivating a crowd of influencers, distributors, and whiskey lovers. More than a brand drop, this event marked the arrival of a whiskey that dares to be different.
