Why Nigeria Cannot Produce Vaccines — Minister

Why Nigeria Cannot Produce Vaccines - Minister

Nigeria’s inability to produce vaccines locally remains a pressing concern for the nation’s health security and economic independence.

In a recent interview, the Minister of State for Health, Dr. Iziaq Salako, explained that the country is not yet capable of manufacturing vaccines due to a combination of economic, technical, and strategic challenges. His remarks shed light on the complex realities behind vaccine production and the hurdles Nigeria must overcome to achieve self-sufficiency.

How can Tanzania heal after deadly election protests?

How Can Tanzania Heal After Deadly Election Protests?

The recent election protests in Tanzania have left the nation shaken, exposing deep political divisions and raising urgent questions about accountability, justice, and reconciliation.

For the first time in modern mainland Tanzania, widespread violence erupted following the exclusion of opposition candidates, particularly from Chadema, the country’s main opposition party.

Samia Suluhu mourns Tanzanians killed in election violence, vows action: "Nimehuzunishwa sana"

Samia Suluhu’s Grief and Resolve Amid Tanzania’s Election Violence

The recent turmoil in Tanzania has cast a heavy shadow over the nation’s democratic aspirations.

President Samia Suluhu Hassan’s heartfelt declaration, “Nimehuzunishwa sana” (“I am deeply saddened”), captures the gravity of the moment. Her words followed the tragic events of October 29, when protests erupted during the elections, leading to deaths, injuries, and widespread property destruction.

Die while studying

Die While Studying: A Path to Life

The phrase “Die while studying” is not a call to literal death, but a profound spiritual injunction rooted in Buddhist philosophy. It was famously inscribed on a stone staff at Wandangam Hermitage in Haeinsa Temple, Korea, and has been echoed in the Dharma talk of Hyeam Daejongsa.

At first glance, the words seem paradoxical. Why would anyone wish to die while studying, when study is usually pursued to live better, to achieve, to progress? Yet the phrase challenges this utilitarian view of learning and invites us into a deeper reflection on the nature of existence.

Nyamira family mourns as 2 siblings die in crash on their way home from relative’s funeral

A Double Tragedy in Nyamira

In Nyamatuta village, Nyamira County, grief has struck with a cruel and devastating blow. Two siblings, young and full of promise, lost their lives in a tragic road accident while returning home from a relative’s funeral.

What was meant to be a somber but unifying family occasion ended in unimaginable sorrow, leaving a community reeling from the weight of compounded loss.

Pastor Kanyari explains why he seems to be mourning more than Betty Bayo's husband Tash

Pastor Kanyari Explains Why He Seems to Be Mourning More Than Betty Bayo’s Husband Tash

The passing of gospel artist Betty Bayo has stirred emotions across Kenya’s Christian community, but none more visibly than her ex-husband, Pastor Victor Kanyari. His public grief has drawn attention and even criticism, with many questioning why he appears to be mourning more intensely than Bayo’s widower, Tash.

In response, Pastor Kanyari has offered a heartfelt explanation that sheds light on his emotional state and his enduring connection to the late singer.

Alaafin Turbans Lawyer As New Chief Imam of Oyo land

Alaafin Turbans Lawyer as New Chief Imam of Oyo Land

The ancient city of Oyo witnessed a historic moment as His Imperial Majesty, Oba Engineer Abimbola Akeem Owoade I, the Alaafin of Oyo, turbaned Barrister Alhaji Bilaan Oseni Akinola as the new Chief Imam of Oyo land.

The ceremony, held at the Alaafin’s residence in Boroboro, was not merely a religious appointment but a symbolic fusion of law, faith, and tradition.

Lack of Skills is Cause of Rising Youth Unemployment – Ex-Defence Minister Kayode

Bridging Nigeria’s Skills Gap to Tackle Youth Unemployment

The recent convocation lecture delivered by Prince Adetokunbo Kayode, SAN, former Minister of Defence, at the Federal University of Technology, Akure, has reignited a pressing national debate: the alarming rise in youth unemployment and its direct link to the lack of relevant skills among graduates.

Kayode’s remarks were not just a critique of the current state of affairs but a call to action, urging Nigeria to confront the mismatch between education and industry needs with urgency and clarity.

HEALTH SECTOR'S JOINT ANNUAL REVIEW

Special Report: Nigeria’s Health Sector Joint Annual Review 2025

The Health Sector’s Joint Annual Review (JAR) has emerged as one of the most critical accountability and performance assessment platforms in Nigeria’s healthcare system.

Convened annually by the Federal Ministry of Health and Social Welfare, the 2025 edition held in Abuja brought together government officials, development partners, private sector stakeholders, and civil society organizations under the theme “All Hands One Mission: Bringing Nigeria’s Health Sector to Light.”

FG outlaws mother tongue policy, reinstates English as language of instruction

Dr. Tunji Alausa, Nigeria's Minister Of Education

Federal Government Revokes Mother Tongue Policy, Reinstates English as Sole Language of Instruction

In a significant reversal of educational policy, the Federal Government of Nigeria has officially scrapped the National Language Policy (NLP) that mandated the use of indigenous languages as the medium of instruction in early education.

This decision was announced by the Minister of Education, Dr. Tunji Alausa, during the 2025 Language in Education International Conference held in Abuja.

The Moneyline with Nancy Investment Forum

The Moneyline with Nancy Investment Forum

The recently streamed Moneyline with Nancy Investment Forum stands out as a one-day conference designed to unpack pressing economic and financial issues in Nigeria.

Hosted on the Moneyline with Nancy TV channel, the program brought together thought leaders, analysts, and participants eager to gain insights into the evolving investment landscape.

Morgan Freeman says AI cloning his voice is ‘robbery’, reveals his lawyers are busy with cases

Morgan Freeman Condemns AI Voice Cloning as ‘Robbery’ and Mobilizes Legal Action

Morgan Freeman, one of Hollywood’s most iconic voices, has publicly denounced the unauthorized use of artificial intelligence to clone his voice, calling it a form of “robbery.”

In recent interviews and public appearances, Freeman expressed deep frustration and concern over the increasing trend of AI-generated voices mimicking his own without his consent. He emphasized that his voice is not just a recognizable feature, it is his livelihood, and using it without permission is tantamount to theft.

Japa: Two Nigerians dead, 2 rescued in Mediterranean shipwreck — IOM

Tragedy in the Mediterranean: Two Nigerians Dead, Two Rescued in Migrant Shipwreck - IOM Report

A devastating maritime tragedy unfolded in the Mediterranean Sea earlier this month, claiming the lives of two Nigerian nationals and leaving 42 others missing and presumed dead.

According to the International Organisation for Migration (IOM), the incident occurred when a rubber boat carrying 49 migrants and refugees capsized after departing from Zuwara, a coastal town in northwest Libya, around 3 a.m. on November 3, 2025.

Military Officers On Lawful Duty Will Be Protected — Defence Minister

Defence Minister Reaffirms Protection for Military Officers on Lawful Duty

In a firm declaration during a ministerial press briefing held at the National Defence College in Abuja, Nigeria’s Minister of Defence, Mohammed Badaru Abubakar, emphasized the unwavering commitment of the Federal Government and the Military High Command to protect all officers engaged in lawful duties.

This assurance came in the wake of a publicized altercation between the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Nyesom Wike, and Navy Lieutenant A.M. Yerima, which occurred over a disputed parcel of land in Abuja allegedly linked to former Chief of Naval Staff, Vice Admiral Awwal Zubairu Gambo (retd).

No Media Outlet Has Been Threatened, Gagged By Tinubu’s Govt – Information Minister

Tinubu Administration Reaffirms Commitment to Press Freedom: No Media Outlet Threatened or Gagged

In a bold reaffirmation of democratic principles, Nigeria’s Minister of Information and National Orientation, Mohammed Idris, declared that no media outlet has been harassed, threatened, gagged, or shut down under the administration of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.

This statement was delivered during the 2025 All Nigeria Editors Conference (ANEC), held at the State House in Abuja, where the President himself made a historic appearance, the first time a sitting Nigerian leader has personally attended the Guild’s annual conference.

Poverty Not Our Milestone, We’ll Come Out Of It — Tinubu

Tinubu’s Declaration: “Poverty Not Our Milestone, We’ll Come Out Of It”

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu recently delivered a resolute and optimistic message to Nigerians, asserting that poverty will not define the nation’s future.

Speaking at the Nigerian Guild of Editors (NGE) Conference held in Abuja on Wednesday, November 12, 2025, Tinubu emphasized his administration’s commitment to reversing Nigeria’s economic challenges and laying the foundation for long-term prosperity.

‘They Put Their Lives On The Line,’ Tinubu Hails Nigerian Military

President Tinubu Commends Nigerian Military for Their Sacrifices and Dedication

In a powerful and heartfelt address delivered at the Nigerian Guild of Editors (NGE) conference in Abuja on Wednesday, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu paid glowing tribute to the men and women of the Nigerian Armed Forces, acknowledging their unwavering commitment to national security and their willingness to risk their lives in defense of the country.

The President’s remarks, encapsulated in the phrase “They put their lives on the line,” underscored the gravity of the sacrifices made daily by military personnel in the face of persistent security challenges.

Trump Signs Bill To End Record-Breaking US Shutdown

Trump Signs Bill to End Record-Breaking US Shutdown

In a dramatic conclusion to the longest government shutdown in United States history, President Donald Trump signed a funding bill on Wednesday, November 12, 2025, officially ending a 43-day standoff that had paralyzed federal operations and left hundreds of thousands of government workers without pay.

The shutdown, which began in late September, stemmed from a fierce budgetary impasse between Republicans and Democrats, with both sides entrenched in a high-stakes political battle over spending priorities and policy concessions.

Dangote to Invest Over $1B in Cement, Energy Sectors of Zimbabwe

Dangote to Invest Over $1 Billion in Cement and Energy Sectors of Zimbabwe

Aliko Dangote, Africa’s richest man and the CEO of Dangote Group, has announced a landmark investment plan in Zimbabwe valued at over $1 billion.

This initiative marks a significant expansion of the conglomerate’s footprint in Southern Africa and is set to transform Zimbabwe’s industrial and energy landscape.

What Benefits Await Nigerian Youths In Nigeria-UAE Digital Education Partnership

What Benefits Await Nigerian Youths in the Nigeria-UAE Digital Education Partnership

The Nigeria-UAE Digital Education Partnership represents a groundbreaking collaboration designed to transform the educational and employment landscape for Nigerian youths.

Signed under President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s Renewed Hope Agenda, the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between Nigeria’s Federal Ministry of Youth Development and the UAE Digital School, part of the Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum Global Initiatives, sets the stage for a future where millions of young Nigerians gain access to world-class digital learning opportunities.

FG Stops 15% Import Tax On Petroleum Products

FG Stops 15% Import Tax on Petroleum Products

The Federal Government of Nigeria has officially announced the suspension of the recently introduced 15% import tax on petroleum products.

This decision was communicated through the Nigerian Midstream and Downstream Petroleum Regulatory Authority (NMDPRA), which clarified that the implementation of the levy is “no longer in view.”

If I were Charles Chukwuma Soludo | AT THIS TIME

If I were His Excellency Charles Soludo at this time of my re-election as the executive governor of Anambra State my first speech would be titled "A New Dawn for Anambra: My Heartfelt Gratitude and Vision for Our Future"

-By Solomon Etuk-

Victory for the People: A New Chapter Begins in Anambra

My dear Ndi Anambra,

Today, history has been made. With deep humility and immense gratitude, I accept the mandate you have bestowed upon me to serve once again as your governor.

This victory is not mine alone, it is a triumph for every citizen who dared to believe in a better Anambra, who stood in line to cast their vote, and who held fast to the hope that our beloved state can rise to its full potential.

INEC declares Soludo winner of Anambra gov poll

BREAKING: INEC Declares Soludo Winner of Anambra Governorship Election

On November 9, 2025, the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) officially declared Professor Chukwuma Soludo, the candidate of the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA), as the winner of the Anambra State governorship election held on Saturday, November 8.

The announcement was made by the Returning Officer, Professor Edoba Omoregie, at the INEC headquarters in Awka.

Okonjo-Iweala Debunks Social Media Post Condemning Tinubu

Okonjo-Iweala Debunks Viral Social Media Post Allegedly Criticizing President Tinubu

On November 8, 2025, Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, the Director-General of the World Trade Organization (WTO), publicly refuted a viral social media post that had been falsely attributed to her.

The post, which circulated widely across platforms such as WhatsApp, Instagram, and Facebook, purported to show Okonjo-Iweala criticizing President Bola Tinubu’s approach to handling insecurity in Nigeria. It bore the provocative title “Trump didn’t ‘hit’ us – our leaders did,” and claimed that Nigerian leaders were more focused on rhetoric than on taking decisive action against banditry and insurgency.

Global health leaders unveil 10-year plan to cut cancer deaths by 25%

Bridging Divides to Beat Cancer: A Global 10-Year Mission

In a bold and unprecedented move, global health leaders have unveiled a sweeping 10-year strategy aimed at reducing global cancer deaths by 25% and ensuring that 60% of cases are detected early by 2035.

This initiative, encapsulated in the forthcoming World Cancer Declaration 2025–2035, was announced by the Union for International Cancer Control (UICC) during a virtual press briefing and will be formally launched at the World Cancer Leaders’ Summit in Melbourne, Australia, from November 18 to 20.