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SERAP Takes Nigerian Government to ECOWAS Court Over Alleged Mismanagement of ₦78.8bn Cash Transfers
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25 Oct•The Abuja Times

SERAP Takes Nigerian Government to ECOWAS Court Over Alleged Mismanagement of ₦78.8bn Cash Transfers

The Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project (SERAP) has filed a lawsuit against the Nigerian government at the ECOWAS Court, challenging the handling of ₦78.8 billion allocated for cash transfer programs aimed at supporting vulnerable households. SERAP argues that the government's failure to ensure proper administration of these funds violates rights protected under the African Charter on Human and Peoples’ Rights.

ADC Kicks Off Campaign in Imo State Amidst Strong Support
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25 Oct•The Abuja Times

ADC Kicks Off Campaign in Imo State Amidst Strong Support

The African Democratic Congress (ADC) has officially launched its campaign in Imo State, showcasing significant public support as evidenced by a large turnout of attendees. Party leaders emphasized this enthusiasm as a clear indication of the party's growing acceptance among the populace.

APC Alleges Conspiracy to Undermine Tinubu's Campaign Launch in Kaduna
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24 Oct•The Abuja Times

APC Alleges Conspiracy to Undermine Tinubu's Campaign Launch in Kaduna

The All Progressives Congress (APC) has accused former Vice President Atiku Abubakar and the African Democratic Congress (ADC) of orchestrating a smear campaign against President Bola Tinubu's recent campaign flag-off in Kaduna. Allegations include the use of fabricated documents and manipulated media to distort public perception of the event.

Uganda Implements Travel Restrictions Amid Ebola Concerns from DRC
Africa
24 Oct•The Abuja Times

Uganda Implements Travel Restrictions Amid Ebola Concerns from DRC

In a proactive measure to curb the spread of Ebola, Uganda has announced new travel restrictions for individuals arriving from the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), following a recent outbreak linked to the Bundibugyo virus. This decision underscores Uganda's ongoing vigilance and preparedness in the face of infectious disease threats in the region.

Super Eagles to Continue Playing Home Games in Uyo Amid Venue Considerations
Sports
24 Oct•The Abuja Times

Super Eagles to Continue Playing Home Games in Uyo Amid Venue Considerations

The Nigeria Football Federation has confirmed that Uyo will remain the home ground for the Super Eagles, despite discussions about a potential move to Lagos. This decision follows the team's recent performance in the AFCON 2027 qualifiers and logistical challenges related to stadium readiness.

Africa CDC Reaffirms Commitment to Patient Confidentiality During Ebola Contact Tracing
Science & Tech
23 Oct•The Abuja Times

Africa CDC Reaffirms Commitment to Patient Confidentiality During Ebola Contact Tracing

The Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention has emphasized the critical importance of maintaining patient confidentiality while conducting contact tracing during the ongoing Ebola outbreak. This assurance comes as health officials work diligently to manage the situation while safeguarding the privacy of affected individuals.

Swiss Authorities Link Nigeria's Ebola Case to Uganda Exposure
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23 Oct•The Abuja Times

Swiss Authorities Link Nigeria's Ebola Case to Uganda Exposure

The Swiss government has announced that a Nigerian woman diagnosed with Ebola likely contracted the virus during a visit to Uganda, raising concerns over the outbreak's spread. Meanwhile, health organizations have yet to confirm any travel connections to the Democratic Republic of the Congo, where the current outbreak originated.

African CEOs Embrace AI Investment Amidst Readiness Challenges, KPMG Reports
Business
23 Oct•The Abuja Times

African CEOs Embrace AI Investment Amidst Readiness Challenges, KPMG Reports

A recent KPMG survey reveals that African CEOs are increasingly prioritizing investments in artificial intelligence, despite significant gaps in readiness across the continent. The survey, which included 176 CEOs from various sectors in Africa, underscores a growing commitment to harnessing AI for competitive advantage.

CJID Unveils Living Archives Initiative to Safeguard Africa's Journalistic Heritage
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23 Oct•The Abuja Times

CJID Unveils Living Archives Initiative to Safeguard Africa's Journalistic Heritage

The Centre for Journalism Innovation and Development (CJID) has launched the Living Archives Initiative aimed at digitizing and preserving the legacies of influential figures in African journalism. Dapo Olorunyomi, CEO of CJID, emphasizes the importance of this project in documenting the continent's rich media history.

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