*Knocks Xenophobia In South Africa *Yenagoa, Banjul Sign Pact Governor of Bayelsa State, Senator Douye Diri, has advocated for greater inclusion and opportunities for women in governance and leadership positions across Africa. Senator Diri contended that the continent’s progress will be accelerated when women with potential and vision were integrated into critical spheres of decision-making….
“Congratulations and Happy Birthday to my dear Governor, Senator Douye Diri, a leader whose commitment to peace, progress, and prosperity continues to inspire the people of Bayelsa State.”
Long before I became the governor, I had kept my birthday very private and it has remained so, since I came into office. It is usually a day of deep reflection, a time to commune with my creator in prayer.
“Governor Douye Diri is a visionary leader whose dedication to the welfare of Bayelsans is evident in the transformative projects and initiatives being implemented across the state.”
The United States Congress has called for diplomatic engagement with the Nigerian government over the ongoing legal issues surrounding the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB). The move follows the adoption of a resolution by the US House of Representatives, urging American authorities to engage with Nigeria on concerns relating to Kanu’s trial,…
The heartbreaking account emerging from the captivity of worshippers abducted from Ariko village during an Easter church service has once again exposed the deepening humanitarian crisis caused by banditry in Nigeria. According to a testimony shared by Reuben Buhari on his Facebook page, one of the women kidnapped during the attack gave birth while being…
Protests erupted in Abuja on Tuesday as teachers under the Nigeria Union of Teachers (NUT), Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Wing, staged a solidarity rally to condemn the recent abduction of pupils in Oyo State and demand stronger security measures for schools across the country. The rally, held under the theme “United for Education, Together for…
We have travelled this ruinous path before. Millions of Nigerians enthusiastically supported former President Muhammadu Buhari, shielding his administration from legitimate criticism largely because of identity politics. The consequences of that uncritical loyalty are evident today: a prolonged wave of insecurity that has transformed the country into a theatre of fear and uncertainty, where many citizens can no longer sleep with both eyes closed.
“Violence by militants caused the highest number of deaths among all religious communities in Nigeria over the last year as compared to attacks by organised insurgent groups and criminal gangs.”
Reckless or indiscriminate recording and publication of certain police activities may, in some circumstances, compromise investigations, expose tactical procedures, reveal the identities of informants, endanger officers, or jeopardize public safety and national security.
