Juliet Jacob

Ochenje Juliet Jacob is a Reporter and Senior Staff of Africa Health Report with special interest in health, politics, development, and all round information.

Kogi Government Restricts Movements, Bans Rallies, Alleges Security Threats as Senator Akpoti-Uduaghan Plans Visit

The Kogi State Government has imposed movement restrictions and banned rallies in anticipation of Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan’s upcoming visit to her hometown in Okene, citing safety concerns. In a statement issued Monday, Commissioner for Information and Communications, Kingsley Fanwo, announced that “effective immediately, the Kogi State Government has placed a total ban on all forms…

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New Twist as Report Revealing Lassa Fever Infects Young Nigerians, Raises Health Risks, Ripple Effect

Lassa fever, a deadly viral hemorrhagic disease, continues to pose a major public health threat in Nigeria. The latest epidemiological report from the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control and Prevention (NCDC) reveals that young adults, particularly those aged 21 to 30, are now the most affected demographic, a shift of sort. In this special report,…

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Edo Governor Cracks Down on Security Lapses after Uromi Killings

Edo State Governor, Monday Okpebholo, has implemented significant actions following the violent murder of travelers in Uromi, located in the Esan North East Local Government Area. He has dissolved illegal vigilante groups and suspended the head of the Edo State Security Corps. Secretary to the State Government, Umar Musa Ikhilor, On Sunday, conveyed the governor’s…

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NBS, Agro-Climate Firm Sign MoU to Improve Nigeria’s Agriculture

In a groundbreaking move to strengthen agricultural data and policy-making, the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) and the Agro-Climatic Resilience in Semi-Arid Landscapes (ACReSAL) Project have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to conduct Nigeria’s most extensive agricultural survey under the global 50×2030 Initiative. Speaking at the signing ceremony recently, NBS Statistician-General, Adeyemi Adeniran, described…

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FCT Police Condemn Attacks on Security Personnel, Vow to Uphold Law and Order

The Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Police Command has strongly condemned recent attacks on security personnel by proscribed groups, warning that such lawlessness will not be tolerated. In a statement issued by the FCT Police Public Relations Officer, SP Josephine Adeh, on Saturday, the command emphasized that security operatives must be respected and protected while carrying…

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Concerns over Abandoned Multi-Million Naira FCT Farm Centre

The FCT Farm Centre in Kawu Village, Bwari Area Council, Abuja, has remained abandoned since 2010, despite being a multi-million naira agricultural initiative designed to boost food production and provide training for farmers. On Friday, the civic technology platform MonlTGN, which monitors public projects and advocates for transparency, reported that the Federal Ministry of Agriculture…

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MTN, Airtel Africa Strike Deal to Improve Internet Service, Expand Network Coverage and Cut Costs

In a strategic move aimed at enhancing internet access and reducing operational expenses, telecom giants MTN Group and Airtel Africa have sealed a significant agreement to share mobile network infrastructure in Nigeria and Uganda. This collaboration is expected to transform connectivity in underserved regions while optimizing costs for both companies. The deal, announced on Wednesday,…

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BEDC’s Electricity Theft, Vandalism Condemnation Sparks Online Reactions

The Benin Electricity Distribution Company (BEDC) has taken an unconventional approach to addressing power infrastructure vandalism and electricity theft by publicly cursing perpetrators. In a post on its official X handle, BEDC condemned those who vandalize transformers and those who bypass electricity meters, declaring: “E no go beta for who dey vandalize transformer and who…

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Experts Call for Urgent Action on Iodine Deficiency Affecting Nigerian Schoolchildren

Education and health experts have raised concerns over the long-term impact of iodine deficiency on Nigerian schoolchildren, warning that it is contributing to poor cognitive development and high dropout rates. At a stakeholder meeting on Tuesday, in Nasarawa state, the director of the technology and science education department at the federal ministry of education, Muyibat…

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