Author: NewsUltra360
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SOLUDO: A GOVERNOR AND HIS INDISCRETIONS
By SHEDDY OZOENE When Professor Chukwuma Soludo indicated interest in becoming governor of Anambra State, there was so much excitement in the air. Here was a globally respected economist, a technocrat of uncommon intellect, and one of Ndigbo’s brightest stars—armed with credentials that promised to redefine governance in the state. His rise from a respected…
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LAGOS URGES MULTI-SECTORAL PARTNERSHIP TO TACKLE SEXUAL AND GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE
Government and NGOs must unite to support survivors and prevent abuse across communities. Mrs. Titilola Vivour-Adeniyi of Lagos DSVA called for stronger collaboration with CSOs and NGOs as first responders in combating sexual, gender-based, and domestic violence. Emphasizing survivor support and justice, the symposium highlighted the need for shared responsibility, innovation, and best practices to…
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RIVERS ELDERS URGE PEACE AND UNITY AS DEMOCRACY RETURNS
Elders call for reconciliation and stability following end of emergency rule in Rivers. Chief Ferdinand Alabraba, Rivers Elders Council chairman, praised President Tinubu’s decisive action lifting emergency rule and urged all political stakeholders to prioritize peace and unity. He commended Gov. Fubara, the state legislature, and former Governor Wike for fostering reconciliation and called for…
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NIGERIAN HISTORY REINTRODUCED AS COMPULSORY IN BASIC EDUCATION TO BOOST NATIONAL UNITY
New curriculum aims to inspire pride, patriotism, and responsible citizenship from early schooling. The Federal Government has reinstated Nigerian History as a mandatory subject from Primary 1 to Junior Secondary 3, integrating it with Civic Education under “Civic and Heritage Studies.” Education Minister Dr. Tunji Alausa credits President Tinubu’s Renewed Hope Agenda for the reform,…
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PROFESSOR WARNS AGAINST OVER-RELIANCE ON AI, URGES HUMANISTIC FOCUS
Tech alone can’t solve humanity’s deepest challenges – ideology and values must lead. Prof. Francis Egbokhare of University of Ibadan cautioned at UNIBEN’s Faculty of Arts 50th anniversary that AI cannot replace human values, empathy, or critical thinking. He stressed that the world’s crises are humanistic, requiring ideological change, and warned of creativity loss if…
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UNITED CAPITAL MOURNS LOSS OF SIX STAFF IN AFRILAND TOWER FIRE
Tragic fire claims beloved colleagues; company promises support and honors their memory. United Capital Plc announced the death of six staff members in the Afriland Towers fire, describing them as cherished family members. The firm extends heartfelt condolences to families, plans a memorial, and thanks emergency responders for their bravery. The fire also claimed four…
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PRESIDENT TINUBU CONDEMNS AFRILAND BUILDING FIRE, OFFERS CONDOLENCES TO VICTIMS
Urges vigilance and praises swift emergency response after tragic Lagos fire. President Bola Tinubu expressed sympathy to victims and affected organizations including FIRS, United Capital, and UBA following the Afriland Building fire in Lagos. He commended emergency responders for their quick action and called for improved safety measures to prevent future incidents, while praying for…
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NAF AIR STRIKES KILL SCORES OF TERRORISTS, DESTROY ENCAMPMENT IN BORNO
Precision strikes cripple insurgents’ stronghold, boosting peace efforts in Northeast Nigeria. The Nigerian Air Force announced successful air interdictions in Bula Madibale, Borno, killing numerous terrorists and destroying their enclave based on credible intelligence. The targeted area was a known insurgent rally point with flagged strongholds. These operations disrupt terrorist regrouping, reinforcing NAF’s commitment to…
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LAGOS POLICE INVESTIGATE VIRAL VIDEO OF STUDENTS DRINKING AND SMOKING AT EXCEL COLLEGE
Authorities act swiftly to address disturbing student behaviour in school hostel. Lagos Police have launched an investigation into a viral video showing students at Excel College, Ejigbo drinking alcohol and smoking. The incident happened in April but surfaced online recently, sparking public outrage. The school principal confirmed those involved have graduated, and the investigation is…
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OYO ASSEMBLY REVIEWS DISABILITY LAW AFTER CCD’S PUSH
Disability rights just got louder in Oyo State as the Centre for Citizens with Disabilities (CCD) hand-delivered fresh legal reforms for better inclusion—straight to the lawmakers’ doorstep in Ibadan.Members of CCD teamed up with Oyo State House of Assembly reps on Wednesday to present the review outcomes aimed at strengthening disability laws. Photo credit: NAN-photo,…
