Author: NewsUltra360
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SENATOR NED NWOKO PUSHES BILL FOR RANCHES IN ALL LGAs TO BOOST FOOD SECURITY
Senator Ned Nwoko (APC-Delta) has proposed a bold bill to establish and manage ranches across Nigeria’s 774 local government areas and the FCT to modernise livestock farming, curb open grazing, and enhance national food security. The bill seeks a strong legal framework supporting environmentally sustainable ranching with public-private partnerships and transparent funding. Nwoko’s legislation aims…
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SHALAMAR SET TO THRILL ABUJA WITH ICONIC 65TH INDEPENDENCE DAY CONCERT
Grammy-winning American R&B group Shalamar is back to electrify fans with a nostalgic concert at Abuja’s International Conference Centre on October 4, marking Nigeria’s 65th Independence Day weekend. Known for hits like “A Night To Remember” and “I Can Make You Feel Good,” Shalamar promises a live show packed with classic funk, soul, and dance…
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AIRCRAFT TOILET WASTE COULD SIGNAL GLOBAL SPREAD OF SUPERBUGS, STUDY FINDS
Australian-led research reveals that wastewater from international flights can detect antimicrobial-resistant (AMR) superbugs before they spread widely. Analyzing sewage from 44 flights arriving in Australia, scientists found high-priority pathogens and antibiotic resistance genes, especially on flights from Asia. The study, led by CSIRO, highlights aircraft wastewater as a non-invasive, cost-effective early warning tool for tracking…
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62 KIDNAPPED VICTIMS ESCAPE AFTER AIRSTRIKE ON BANDIT CAMP IN KATSINA
Katsina government confirms 62 kidnapped victims escaped following a Nigerian Air Force airstrike on bandit kingpin Muhammadu Fulani’s camp in Danmusa. The operation forced bandits to flee, enabling mass escape. Victims abducted from Sayaya village in a recent attack are now receiving medical care in local hospitals. Security forces continue to monitor the area with…
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UNICEF CALLS FOR INCREASED FUNDING TO FIGHT MULTIDIMENSIONAL POVERTY IN SOKOTO
UNICEF urges greater financial investment in Sokoto’s social sectors to combat rising multidimensional poverty, especially among vulnerable groups. Speaking at a workshop on Medium Term Sector Strategies (2026-2028), UNICEF’s Michael Juma highlighted the urgent need for child-focused initiatives like cash transfers, social health insurance, and support for out-of-school children. The Sokoto State government was commended…
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Screening for a Healthier Tomorrow: Abuja’s Waru Primary School Hosts STI Check-Up Blitz
When it comes to community health, Abuja’s Waru Primary School just raised the bar—because knowing your status is the first step to staying strong and safe. In a vibrant collaboration, the AIDS Healthcare Foundation (AHF) teamed up with the FCT Wellness Centre to offer free Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs) screening for community members at Waru…
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PROF. IDIA IZE-IYAMU MAKES HISTORY AS FIRST FEMALE CMD OF UBTH
Prof. Idia Ize-Iyamu took office as the first female Chief Medical Director of the University of Benin Teaching Hospital (UBTH), and its first dentist CMD in 52 years. She pledged leadership rooted in compassion, innovation, and excellence, unveiling “UBTH CARES” — focusing on Care, Advancement, Revitalization, Employee welfare, and Sustainability. Ize-Iyamu emphasized patient dignity, staff…
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EDO POLICE RAMP UP OPERATIONS TO RESCUE THREE ABDUCTED SEMINARIANS
Edo State Police are intensifying efforts to rescue three seminarians abducted on July 11 from Immaculate Conception Minor Seminary in Ivianokpodi-Agenebode. The attack also claimed the life of an NSCDC officer. Police Commissioner Monday Agbonika is personally leading tactical teams and the Anti-Kidnapping Unit in the search. A specialised tactical division in Ivieukwa is boosting…
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Highway to the Future: Lagos-Calabar Coastal Road Gets the VIP Inspection
When heavyweights hit the highway, you know progress is cruising full speed ahead! Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway’s latest inspection brought together top engineers, officials, and the Minister of Works for a close-up on Nigeria’s infrastructure game-changer. On Monday, August 18, 2025, the Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway construction site was buzzing with energy as the project’s key players…
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Power Voices Take on TB: Community Joins Forces for Early Detection in Akwa Ibom
In a spirited push against tuberculosis (TB), the Community Advocacy Club, known as Power Voices, teamed up with the AIDS Healthcare Foundation (AHF) and KNCV Tuberculosis Foundation to spark awareness and action in Ibesikpo, Akwa Ibom. The campaign focused on boosting community knowledge, promoting early diagnosis, and ramping up local responses to the stubborn disease.…
