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Elder Statesman Edwin Clark: Tributes Pour in as Prominent Nigerians Troop Residence

The Abuja residence of prominent Ijaw leader and former Federal Commissioner of Information, Chief Edwin Clark, has become a hub of activities as dignitaries, political leaders, and well-wishers gather to pay their respects following his passing. During a condolence visit at Clark’s residence in Asokoro, elder statesman Alhaji Tanko Yakasai described the late nationalist as…

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Edwin Clark: Iroko of Nigerian Unity, Fiery Justice Advocate on the Marble

Profound statements of Chief Edwin Kiagbodo Clark on issues during his life’s time Over the years, Clark has made several important statements that reflect his commitment to justice, equity, and progress. Below are some of the most notable statements and contributions that have had a lasting impact on Nigerian politics. Sultan Rabiu compiles some of…

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ICPC Chairman Pledges Improved Staff Welfare

The Chairman of the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC), Dr Adamu Aliyu SAN, has assured staff of improved welfare before the end of 2025, emphasizing the Commission’s commitment to motivating personnel for better service delivery. According to a statement sent to Africa Health Report on Wednesday by the spokesperson for the…

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Fire Outbreaks Remain High Risk Amid Obsolete Equipment, Fighters’ Low Morale, Nigerians Vulnerable

Fire outbreaks have become a terrifyingly frequent crisis in Nigeria’s booming cities of Lagos, Abuja, and Port Harcourt. Yet, the nation’s firefighters, who should be its first line of defence, are woefully underfunded and equipped with outdated tools. As urbanisation accelerates and industrial expansion intensifies, this overlooked issue has become a life-threatening gap in the…

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Boko Haram, ISIS, Others Funded by USAID – Scott Perry

US Representative Scott Perry has claimed that investigations reveal terrorist groups, including Boko Haram, ISIS, and Al-Qaeda, have received funding through USAID. Speaking during a congressional hearing on Friday, Perry alleged that aid programs intended for development in conflict zones were instead being used to finance these organizations. According to Perry, approximately $697 million was…

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Abuja Couples, Lovers Observe Valentine’s Day in Low-Key Amidst Hardships – AHR Survey

On this Valentine’s Day, the mood in Abuja is mixed, with many residents questioning the significance of the holiday against the backdrop of economic hardships. The removal of the fuel subsidy, soaring living costs, and recent hikes in telecommunications tariffs have left many feeling financially strained. Sultan Rabiu of Africa Health Report (AHR) spoke to…

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NEMA Receives 148 Nigerian Returnees from Libya

The National Emergency Management Agency NEMA along with other stakeholders receives another batch of 148 Nigerian returnees from libya. According to a statement released by NEMA on their X (formerly known as Twitter) account on Wednesday. “The Returnees arrived at Murtala Muhamed International Airport Cargo at 17.35hours aboard a Boeing  chartered flight with registration no….

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