He added that he was delighted that SWDC was set to become a strong player in the rail sector.
He commended the youths of the community whose timely cooperation contributed immensely to the achievement.
The president urged the Armed Forces to remain resolute and uphold discipline, pledging full government backing.
The KOSIEC chairman recently announced October 17, 2026, as the date for the local council polls in Kogi.
The National Human Rights Commission has identified harmful traditional practices as the most common form of violence against women and girls in Abia.
Egypt’s trade with the G20 countries climbed to $70.4 billion in the first nine months of 2025, marking a 14.1 per cent year-on-year increase.
Mr Ogunmolasuyi commended the state health insurance scheme for its prompt response and dedication to residents’ wellness.
Mr Ehindero described delayed payments as threats to the academic, psychological, and physical well-being of Nigerian students abroad.
The group called for a judicial framework that enables speedy trials and strict penalties for offenders.
The minister apologised to all road users on the Abuja-Lokoja expressway to bear with the ministry.
Nigeria had qualified to represent Africa in the boys’ under-19 and under-15 team events.
The Lagos police command has ordered the suspension of an Egungun festival in the Oregun area of the state due to public safety concerns.
The case against Mr Trump stemmed from attempts to change the results of 2020 presidential election results in Georgia.
This comes as citizens await the results of Guinea-Bissau’s general elections held on Sunday.
Mr Ekweremadu was sentenced for luring a Nigerian trader to the UK to harvest his kidney for his sick daughter.
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