Author: NewsUltra360
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ABUJA MUNICIPAL AREA COUNCIL SPEAKER IMPEACHED
In a political twist, Matthew Yare, the PDP Speaker of Abuja Municipal Area Council, was impeached by eight APC council members. With the majority now in APC hands, they swiftly elected Jankaro Ibrahim from Kabusa ward as the new speaker. The move came after a morning session that turned from lawmaking to a power shift,…
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PRESIDENT TINUBU MOURNS FORMER I-G SOLOMON ARASE
Nigeria loses a policing titan whose reforms and dedication shaped national security for decades. President Bola Tinubu expressed deep sadness over the death of former Inspector-General of Police Solomon Arase at 69. Praising Arase’s transformative leadership and key initiatives like the Intelligence Response Team and Safer Highway Patrols, Tinubu highlighted his decades of service from…
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GRACE ADAYILO PASSES AWAY: FCT’S FIRST FEMALE HEAD OF SERVICE
Grace Adayilo, the pioneering first female and indigenous Head of Service for the Federal Capital Territory, has died unexpectedly at 57 in Abuja. Known for her commitment to boosting government efficiency and supporting President Tinubu’s “Hope Agenda,” she was active and well just a day before her passing. From revitalizing education to championing gender rights,…
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FINNISH COURT SENTENCES BIAFRA LEADER SIMON EKPA TO 6 YEARS FOR TERRORISM
Simon Ekpa, leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra Government in Exile, has been sentenced to six years in prison by a Finnish District Court on terrorism-related charges. Earlier arrested in November 2024, Ekpa was found guilty of inciting terrorism and promoting violence via social media, actions linked to unrest in southeastern Nigeria. Finnish authorities…
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SOME NIGERIAN STATES BAN SCHOOL GRADUATION CEREMONIES TO CURB EXCESS
Rising costs, misconduct, and moral concerns prompt bans on graduation ceremonies, sparking mixed reactions. Several Nigerian states including Kano, Sokoto, Imo, Ondo, and Edo have banned or restricted graduation ceremonies in schools over issues like financial strain, indecent behavior, and vandalism. While some parents and educators welcome the relief and focus on academics, others argue…
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KINGSLEY OGORO’S LEGACY: FROM PRISON CELL TO CULTURAL ICON
Celebrating the 60th birthday of Kingsley Ogoro, the trailblazer who transformed Nigeria’s film and music scene despite early hardships. Afrobeat legend Dede Mabiaku recalls how Ogoro and Segun Arinze once led policemen to arrest him over a business dispute, an ordeal that only strengthened their bond. Ogoro, who began as a dancer and rose to…
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NIGERIAN TAC DOCTORS & NURSES JET OFF TO GAMBIA ON MISSION OF CARE
Nigeria’s Technical Aid Corps (TAC) is on the move! Director-General Yusuf Yakub warmly congratulated the lead volunteer surgeon, Prof. Adanlawo Isaac, and the entire team as 20 TAC volunteers – doctors and nurses alike – geared up for deployment to The Gambia. The medical team is set to bring expert care and goodwill on this…
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INSPIRED LEADER, LASTING LEGACY: SALUTING SOLOMON EHIGIATOR ARASE
Solomon Ehigiator Arase was more than just a police officer; he was a visionary who reshaped Nigerian policing and empowered generations. His journey from a disciplined youth in Edo State to Nigeria’s 18th Inspector-General of Police is a story of dedication, reform, and relentless service.Born in 1956, Arase’s commitment to education laid the groundwork for his impactful career. Armed with degrees in Political Science, Law, and advanced military studies, he was ready to…
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COLOMBIA’S VICE PRESIDENT FRANCIA MARQUEZ CHARMS ABUJA AT NIKE ARTS GALLERY VISIT
Colombian flair meets Nigerian artistry as vice-president Francia Marquez’s Abuja visit sparks culture and empowerment vibes at Nike Arts and Gallery. On Sunday, August 31, the vibrant Nike Arts and Gallery in Abuja hosted a distinguished visitor – the Vice President of Colombia, Francia Marquez. The event saw a star-studded lineup including Aina Davies, daughter…
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STAFF COMMITMENT: THE HEARTBEAT OF HEALTHCARE SUCCESS, SAYS DR. ODULANA
Without valuing healthcare workers, even the best hospitals risk collapse, warns healthcare expert. Dr. Debo Odulana, CEO of Cedarcrest Hospital, stresses that staff morale and trust are crucial for effective healthcare. He warns that fear-driven leadership and micromanagement kill commitment, leading to errors, silence, and brain drain. Odulana calls on hospital leaders to build trust-based…
