The event was the Official Commissioning of the New Access Road, Giri Junction, Giri, Abuja, 30 June 2025
The event was the Official Commissioning of the New Access Road, Giri Junction, Giri, Abuja, 30 June 2025
Renewed Hope in Niger State: First Lady Donates ₦1bn and Relief Materials to Disaster Victims
In a
powerful gesture of compassion and national solidarity, Nigeria’s First Lady
and Chairperson of the Renewed Hope Initiative, Senator Oluremi Tinubu, has
donated ₦1 billion and a substantial consignment of relief materials to victims
of recent disasters in Niger State.
A Lifeline for the Displaced
The
donation includes:
These items are intended to support families affected by floods, boat accidents, banditry, and fire outbreaks across the state. The First Lady’s visit to the Niger State Government House in Minna was marked by heartfelt empathy and a call to collective healing.
The event was the Official
Commissioning of the Newly Constructed Collector Road CN8 from Arterial Road N5
to Arterial Road N1 and other Connecting Roads in Dakibiyu District, Abuja, on
1 July 2025
A Hidden Danger: The Story of Millie Koski and the Crisis of Magnet Ingestion
In early July 2025, three-year-old Millie Koski from Bundaberg, Australia, was rushed to the hospital with a high fever, stomach pain, and green vomit. Within days, her condition deteriorated into a life-threatening emergency. What began as a seemingly ordinary illness turned out to be a catastrophic medical crisis caused by two small, high-powered magnets she had swallowed, on separate occasions.
The event was the Official
Commissioning of the New Access Road, Giri Junction, Giri, Abuja, 30 June 2025
Navigating Motherhood: A Resource Guide for New Mothers
Motherhood
is a transformative journey, filled with joy, vulnerability, and profound
change. Yet, societal expectations and media portrayals often paint an
unrealistic picture, leaving many new mothers feeling overwhelmed or
inadequate. This guide offers practical resources and emotional support, with a
spotlight on mental health, inspired by the recent story of Japanese actress
Maki Yoko.
Mental Health Matters: Lessons from Maki
Yoko
At 43, Maki Yoko announced her pregnancy with 27-year-old actor Katsushika Shin, describing it as “a miracle.” But she also emphasized caution, saying, “Since I’m having a baby at an older age, I’m paying close attention to my mental health and surroundings”. Her openness challenges age-related stigma and highlights the importance of mental wellness for all mothers, regardless of age or circumstance.
The event took place at the FCT Minister's Residence, Life Camp, on 24 July 2025
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76 DISPUTED OIL WELLS | AKWA-IBOM, CROSS-RIVER TANGO AGAIN
In the JIGSAW | 29 JULY 2025 | AIT LIVE interview segment, the guest
speaker zeroed in on the 76 disputed oil wells between Cross River State and Akwa Ibom State, offering a detailed and
impassioned perspective:
Core Issues Raised:
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.