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Aug
03
2024
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By Abdulrahman
Halifax to host DAM Global Summit Against Malaria in 2025 (See Details)

Halifax to host DAM Global Summit Against Malaria in 2025 (See Details)

World News, Breaking, Charity, Health, , ,
Plans are on for the maiden edition of the Drum Against Malaria (DAM) Global Summit in Halifax, Canada. The summit, a three-day programme, is scheduled to hold from April 25 to 27 next year (2025). The high point of the summit will be on April 25, the World Malaria Day. Organisers of the summit hope to use the opportunity to create awareness on the menace of Malaria in Africa, and the efforts of groups and non-governmental organisations (NGO) in the fight. The summit will also shade more light on various advocacies, and interventions by the organisers in the provision of…
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Jul
30
2024
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By Ahmed Ture
Youth President, Amb. Bin Abbas to Address Young Nigerians on August 1

Youth President, Amb. Bin Abbas to Address Young Nigerians on August 1

Nigeria, Breaking, Politics
Abuja, Nigeria - Ambassador Aliyu Bin Abbas, Youth President and National Chairman of the National Youth Alliance, is set to address young Nigerians this Thursday, August 1, 2024. The address comes at a critical time when the country is grappling with economic hardship and social unrest. As a prominent youth leader, Ambassador Abbas is expected to share his vision and insights on the way forward for Nigeria's young people. His address is highly anticipated, especially in light of the planned nationwide protests against economic hardship, which coincide with his scheduled speech. The National Youth Alliance has been at the forefront…
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Jul
29
2024
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By Abdulrahman
#EndBadGovernance Protesters Take to the Streets, Block Major Abuja Highway

#EndBadGovernance Protesters Take to the Streets, Block Major Abuja Highway

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In a bold move, protesters affiliated with the #EndBadGovernance movement have blocked Kaduna Road, a critical highway connecting Kaduna to Abuja, according to Premium Times. This demonstration comes just three days before the scheduled 10-day nationwide protest, which aims to address Nigeria's economic challenges. The protesters, armed with placards bearing powerful messages such as "We Are Not Slaves," "Enough is Enough," and "Hardship Is Unbearable," expressed their discontent with the current state of affairs. They chanted anti-government slogans, indicating their unwillingness to wait for the planned protest on Thursday. The organizers of the nationwide protests are demanding improvements in the…
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Jul
29
2024
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By Abdulrahman
President Tinubu Signs New Minimum Wage Into Law.

President Tinubu Signs New Minimum Wage Into Law.

Politics, Breaking, Nigeria
Abuja, Nigeria - In a landmark move, President Bola Tinubu has signed the long-awaited minimum wage bill into law, bringing an end to months of negotiations between government officials, labor unions, and private sector stakeholders. The signing ceremony took place at the State House in Abuja on Monday, just days after the National Assembly passed the bill. A delegation from the National Assembly, led by Senate President Godswill Akpabio and accompanied by members of the House of Representatives, witnessed the historic event. This new law is expected to significantly impact the lives of Nigerian workers, providing them with a higher…
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Jul
28
2024
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By Ahmed Ture
“I love Tinubu”, Nollywood Veteran Jide Kosoko Expresses Support for Nigeria President

“I love Tinubu”, Nollywood Veteran Jide Kosoko Expresses Support for Nigeria President

Breaking, Entertainment, Nigeria, Opinion, Politics
In a recent interview on "Curiosity Made Me Ask" with Bae U Barbie, veteran actor Jide Kosoko reaffirmed his support for President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, stating that he has no regrets voting for him. Kosoko praised Tinubu's efforts, saying, "He's doing very well." When asked if those who voted for Tinubu should be bullied, Kosoko responded, "That's their business. I'm entitled to my opinion. I love the man I voted for, and I know he's doing well." Kosoko attributed his vote to Tinubu's long history of contributions to nation-building, saying, "You can't discuss this present democracy without mentioning Tinubu's name…
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