Anambra’s first lady, Nonye Soludo, has urged youths to harness their creative potential and embrace innovation as tools for societal progress.
The nationwide protests sparked by the economic crisis have lingered for 14 days, with at least 65 killed and over 2,000 arrested.
The opposition party called on the government to immediately restore internet services to facilitate citizens’ communication.
The new forum is being supported by the UN and emerging as a key part of the Sevilla Commitment outcome document.
Mr Haq is the first high-profile al-Qaeda figure who has been arrested in Pakistan since the fall of neighbouring Afghanistan to the Taliban.
The minister’s remarks have caused him to trend on social media particularly Twitter where many users excoriated him for making unfounded accusations against the Labour Party candidate.
Sub-Saharan Africa’s per capita income growth from 2023 to 2024 is expected to average 1.2 per cent, which could cause poverty rates to rise, not fall.
The UN noted that the consequences of inaction were a matter of life and death as more than 5,000 were expected to die while those who survived could face lifelong disabilities.
Iran has switched off two United Nations’ nuclear watchdog surveillance cameras stationed at one of its atomic sites.
The move is seen as Ankara’s push to rebrand the nation and dissociate its name from the popular American Thanksgiving dinner bird, turkey, and other unfavourable connotations.
