The presidential candidate promised to reconnect farms to markets, factories to consumers, communities to opportunity and Nigerians to one another.
The minister said women and girls continue to shoulder a disproportionate share of unpaid care and domestic responsibilities.

Mr Ghebreyesus said Ebola was compounding other health and humanitarian challenges facing the Congolese population.

Mr Gambo-Bichi said the replacement process was conducted in line with the Electoral Act.

The commission said preliminary investigations showed that the suspect used part of the money to settle his debts.

Mr Amupitan said participation of PwDs in elections was protected under Section 54 of the Electoral Act 2026.

He warned that higher transport fares would trigger further increases in the prices of essential commodities and services.

Mr Ghebreyesus said Ebola was compounding other health and humanitarian challenges facing the Congolese population.

Mr Amupitan said participation of PwDs in elections was protected under Section 54 of the Electoral Act 2026.

The World Food Programme says El Niño is deepening a dire hunger crisis in South Sudan amid violence, extreme weather and dwindling aid.

The FCTA has reconstituted its ADR committee to ensure faster, transparent and efficient resolution of land disputes.

On August 18, gunmen invaded Bin-Per community in Kombum district of Mangu council and killed 23 persons.

The Nigeria Olympians Association has expressed support for the Ondo State Sports Council’s vision under its chairman, Oladimeji Abimbola.

The Ooni of Ife, Adeyeye Ogunwusi, has hailed the Catholic clergy in Nigeria for their sacrifices, dedication and contributions to humanity

Her husband David Hutchins confirmed her passing in a statement on Wednesday.

Mr Ghebreyesus said Ebola was compounding other health and humanitarian challenges facing the Congolese population.

After emergency services were called at 03:37 and CPR finally started at 03:45. Mr Cahan was later declared dead at 04:41.

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