According to the LEAD Network Africa executive director, Nigeria’s democratic journey remains a work in progress.
Experts have expressed concern over the worsening plights of Nigerian children, citing insecurity, poverty, climate risks and poor educational policies as threats to their future.
“No matter how long the night may seem, dawn will surely come. Nigeria is steadily advancing on the path of peace, recovery and sustainable development,” Mr Shettima said.
He described workers as the backbone of productivity in healthcare, education, aviation, energy, and public service.
A peace advocate says Nigeria’s evolving security challenges highlight the limits of military force and underscore the urgent need for non-kinetic and collective approaches.
Mr Adediran said the core purpose of leadership was to empower citizens, lift the poor, and bridge the gap between the rich and the less privileged.
Governor Uba Sani has cautioned journalists against what he described as the activities of “latter-day activists”.
The Christian Rural and Urban Development Association of Nigeria has intensified efforts to eradicate child labour in the ginger supply chain in Southern Kaduna.
Deputy foreign affairs minister Bianca Ojukwu made the appeal at the opening of the 2026 First Extraordinary Session of the ECOWAS Parliament and Seminar on Monday in Abuja.
He noted that education reforms were anchored on President Bola Tinubu’s Renewed Hope Agenda.
