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We Don’t Need Another Wizkid, Be You — Asika

ThevDirector General of the National Council for Arts and Culture (NCAC), Obi Asika, has called on emerging musicians to embrace authenticity rather than modelling themselves after already established stars. Speaking during “The Next Billion Dollar Sound: Music, Data & Digital Investment” webinar, Asika warned that imitation stifles creativity and limits long-term growth. “Stop trying to...
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FG Wins N4bn, €185,733,496 Arbitration

The Attorney-General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, Prince Lateef Fagbemi (SAN), yesterday revealed that a favourable final arbitral award was issued to Nigeria on November 11 by a tribunal constituted by the Alternative Dispute Resolution Centre of the Federal High Court. According to a statement issued by Special Adviser to the President on...
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Terrorists Abduct 215 Pupils, 12 Teachers – CAN

At least, 12 teachers and 215 students were yesterday abducted by suspected terrorists at St. Mary’s Catholic Primary and Secondary Schools in Papiri community in Agwarra local government area of Niger State. The Chairman of the state’s chapter of the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN), Catholic Bishop of Kontagora Diocese, Most Rev. Bulus Dauwa Yohanna...
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eHealth Africa Calls For Innovative Collaboration To Boost Health Equity

eHealth Africa has called for stronger collaboration and innovative use of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) to advance global health equity, as experts in geospatial intelligence and public health gathered in Kano to mark the 2025 World GIS Day. The event, themed “GIS for Global Health Equity: Embracing the Geo-Generalist Era,” brought together innovators, health practitioners,...
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Katsina Orders Closure Of All Public Schools

The Katsina Government has ordered the immediate closure of all public schools across the state due to rising security concerns. The directive was issued on Friday by the Ministry of Basic and Secondary Education, prompting thousands of boarding students to return home shortly after the announcement. The ministry urged parents, caregivers, teachers, and the public...
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Banky W Cautions on Wealth Teachings in Churches

Nigerian R&B singer turned politician, Olubankole Wellington, popularly known as Banky W, has added his voice to the ongoing national debate on church doctrines surrounding wealth, urging Nigerians to avoid blanket criticisms while calling out distortions within some religious groups. Speaking during a recent public conversation, Banky W said discussions about the so-called “Prosperity gospel”...
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Worgu Izeoma – Zeera Culture Founder Turns Fashion Into A Force For Good

…Over 100 Youths Trained Free In a powerful demonstration that style can drive meaningful social change, Worgu Victory Izeoma—the visionary founder of Zeera Culture ( is redefining African fashion as a tool for poverty alleviation, youth empowerment, and climate advocacy. Through her non-profit initiative, the Zeerafashion Foundation, she has already provided free fashion and dressmaking...
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Gospel Stars Set to Ignite Port Harcourt at CCRW Crusade

According to him, the Port Harcourt outreach is the most extensive and cost-intensive so far, with the medical programme alone running for three weeks across leading facilities such as Rivers State University Teaching Hospital and the University of Port Harcourt Teaching Hospital. “More than 1,100 surgical cases have already been screened, while organisers estimate that...
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