CARICOM and the UNEP World Conservation Monitoring Centre (UNEP-WCMC) have partnered to strengthen biodiversity monitoring and conservation efforts across the Caribbean. This collaboration aims to enhance data collection, support sustainable ecosystem management, and protect the region’s rich biodiversity. By advancing the understanding of ecosystems and species trends, CARICOM and UNEP-WCMC are empowering Caribbean nations to...
Senate President Godswill Akpabio recently called out a senator for diverting from protocol by openly praising Bianca Ojukwu’s beauty during a formal screening session. The remark, seen by some as unprofessional, sparked a debate on the importance of maintaining decorum in official proceedings. Akpabio’s rebuke highlighted the need for senators to focus on qualifications and...
Emmanuel Iwuanyanwu, a renowned visionary and philanthropic leader, transformed countless lives with his unwavering dedication and profound impact across multiple sectors. Known for his pioneering work in business, education, and community development, Iwuanyanwu’s legacy is one of resilience, integrity, and service to humanity. His vision inspired generations, uplifting communities and empowering individuals with opportunities for...
At the recent BRICS summit, African leaders united to advocate for systemic reforms that address pressing economic and social challenges across the continent. Emphasizing the need for equitable representation and resource allocation, they urged BRICS member nations to implement policies that foster inclusive growth and development. The leaders highlighted critical issues such as trade barriers,...
Nigeria’s entry into the BRICS alliance marks a pivotal moment for its economic future, opening doors to increased trade, investment, and strategic partnerships with leading emerging economies. Joining Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa, Nigeria aims to leverage BRICS’ resources and markets to boost its industrial growth, infrastructure, and energy sectors. This alliance promises...
The U.S. government has extended its heartfelt thanks to Nigeria for securing the release of Tigran Gambaryan, a high-profile expert and former U.S. federal agent known for his work in financial crime and cryptocurrency investigations. Gambaryan’s contributions have been pivotal in uncovering illicit financial networks, and his safe return underscores the strength of international cooperation...
In a united effort to combat the rising threat of drug trafficking, Nigeria and the United Kingdom have strengthened their partnership to disrupt the networks fueling illicit drug trade. This collaboration leverages the strengths of both nations, combining Nigeria’s local intelligence with the UK’s advanced technology and resources. The initiative aims to dismantle drug syndicates,...
Ghana is renowned for its extravagant funerals, where families invest significant resources to honor their deceased loved ones. These elaborate ceremonies often feature lavish displays, vibrant clothing, and a gathering of family and friends, transforming a somber occasion into a colorful celebration of life. However, this cultural practice can also impose financial burdens on families,...
The recent “15-year death sentence” label by some analysts regarding Nigeria’s economic future reflects concerns tied to World Bank projections and the country’s challenging fiscal environment. With rising debt, dependency on oil, and inflation impacting citizens, Nigeria faces a potentially bleak economic pathway. The World Bank’s recommendations include fiscal reforms, boosting non-oil revenue, and creating...
Swamidwa Habidadi, an inspiring agricultural entrepreneur in Burkina Faso, has turned adversity into opportunity by revitalizing the country’s farming sector with sustainable practices. Facing harsh environmental challenges and limited resources, Habidadi has leveraged innovative techniques to transform local agriculture, providing communities with improved food security and economic resilience. Through crop diversification, efficient water use, and...