Juliana Taiwo-Obalonye
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66th Independence: Wike unveils plan to extend modern bus terminals to three more FCT councils (opens the original)
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________________________________________________________________________ Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Nyesom Wike has unveiled plans to extend ultramodern bus terminals to Kuje, Bwari and Gwagwalada, as part of efforts to expand public transport and improve connectivity across the territory. Wike, who disclosed this in his 2026 Independence Day message to FCT residents, said the proposed expansion would build on the bus terminals already constructed in the Abuja Municipal Area
66th Independence: Ekwueme seeks God's mercy, urges unity, selfless leadership ahead of 2027 (opens the original)
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The Apostolic Leader of Revival House of Glory International Church (RHOGIC), Apostle Goodheart Ekwueme, has called for God’s mercy on Nigeria, urging political leaders to embrace sacrifice, humility and servant leadership ahead of the 2027 general election. Ekwueme, who spoke at the 10th edition of The Gathering 2026 in Abuja on Thursday, said the forthcoming election was a critical moment for the country, expressing confidence that Nigeria would emerge stronger through divine intervention. The
Tinubu: Gloom era over, season of prosperity begins (opens the original)
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President Bola Tinubu has declared that Nigeria has passed the most painful phase of his administration’s economic reforms and is now entering what he described as an “age of prosperity,” with reducing the cost of living as the government’s immediate priority. In his address to Nigerians marking the country’s 66th Independence anniversary, the President said the economic “emergency treatment” of the last three years had ended, insisting that the reforms had stabilised the economy sufficiently fo
2026 International Day of Older Persons: elderly must not be abandoned, excluded, First Lady tells Nigerians (opens the original)
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First Lady of Nigeria Oluremi Tinubu has urged Nigerians to ensure that older persons are not abandoned, ignored or excluded from family and community life, stressing the need to protect their dignity and welfare. She called on families and communities across the country to value the wisdom and experience of senior citizens, provide them with meaningful opportunities to participate in society and strengthen social security systems to support them. Mrs Tinubu made the call in her message to mark
Nigeria at 66: choose love over division, peace over conflict - Remi Tinubu (opens the original)
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First Lady of Nigeria Oluremi Tinubu has urged Nigerians to choose love over division, peace over conflict and hope over despair as the country marks its 66th Independence anniversary. She called on Nigerians to promote peace, tolerance, dialogue and national unity, describing the country’s diversity as one of its greatest assets. The First Lady made the call in her Independence Day message to Nigerians ahead of the October 1 celebration. She said Nigeria’s journey since gaining independence in
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