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The inaugural Taste of Edo trade fair aims to empower over 100 small and medium enterprises by providing a platform for market expansion and long-term digital visibility. The event signifies a strategic collaboration between the state government and local innovators to drive economic growth in Benin City.
Hundreds of young Nigerians in Ogun State have pledged to reject cultism and social vices following an intensive sensitization program led by the Police Campaign Against Cultism and Other Vices. The initiative seeks to empower youth with the moral framework and leadership skills necessary to resist criminal networks and promote community peace.
The University of Ibadan has recognized Kehinde Olaosebikan for his pivotal role in establishing the university’s Sports Academy, highlighting the importance of private-sector support in youth development. The award underscores the academy's mission to merge athletic talent discovery with academic resources.
The Lagos State Police Command and the National Youth Service Corps have reinforced their partnership to bolster the safety and welfare of corps members. This collaboration aims to provide a secure environment for young Nigerians as they undertake their national service across Lagos State.
The Nigeria Police Force has issued wanted notices for Oloyode Joshua Olowoyo and Tomiloye Micheal Sunday regarding an alleged N115 million conspiracy and fraud scheme in Lagos.
Chief Timipre Sylva has resigned from the All Progressives Congress, citing a departure from the party's founding ideals and the failure of the current administration to meet Nigerian expectations. The former governor’s exit comes amid significant legal pressure and fraud allegations from federal authorities.
Prince Cletus Ilobanafor has been awarded the Peace & Enterprise Ambassadorial Award for his sustained commitment to youth development and public health advocacy. The recognition highlights his efforts to bridge religious divides and mobilize young Nigerians for national progress.
The Lagos State Police Command has dismissed claims that pensioners were tear-gassed during a protest in Alausa, labeling a viral image of the alleged incident as AI-generated. Police officials maintained that the demonstration was peaceful and concluded without any adverse incidents.
Nigeria’s primary security agencies and the electoral commission have launched a collaborative training initiative to ensure neutrality and professionalism ahead of the 2027 elections. The stakeholders emphasized that inter-agency cooperation is essential to protecting voters and maintaining the integrity of the democratic process.
Fifty-four children raised approximately N120,000 through a trade fair following a six-week entrepreneurship and skill-acquisition camp in Lagos. The programme focused on transitioning children from classroom learning to practical vocational and creative exploration.
Wale Ademokoya and Amb. Saheed Akanmu are set to launch a specialized media hub in Abuja designed to serve as a professional ecosystem for digital content production and societal conversation.
