Nigeria’s armwrestling elites are gearing up for a high-stakes national showdown, as the Lagos Open 2026 Championship takes centre stage from April 9 to 12.
The recent resolution at the United Nations General Assembly, championed by Ghana, declaring the Transatlantic Slave Trade as “the gravest crime against humanity”, has been praised by Africans as
CDD has unveiled a five-year strategic plan to reverse the troubling trajectory of democratic backsliding and worsening poverty across West Africa.
The resolution proposed by Ghana was passed, with 123 countries voting in favour of the declaration.
For more than 400 years, millions of people were stolen from Africa.
Christabel Chukwuonye anchored the innings with 43 off 27 balls, guiding Nigeria to 159 for four in 20 overs.
The Kenyan government said at least 1,000 Kenyans have been previously recruited to fight in the war, a number far higher than earlier estimates.
The visitors spent two days in Lagos experiencing different aspects of the city’s culture, including markets, museums, heritage sites and food tastings.
The ministry reaffirmed its preparedness to deal with any threats and safeguard its national interests.
Mr Janabi said, “The WHO remains committed to supporting Member States in integrating oral health into national health systems, and advancing equitable access to care.”
