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The All Progressives Congress (APC) in Enugu State formally endorsed Ferdinand Ukwueze as its candidate for the Igbo-Eze South local council elections, marking a significant step in the party's campaign efforts. The APC State Chairman, Dr. Martins Chukwunweike, presented the party flag during a ceremony that also highlighted 16 councillorship candidates for the area.
The latest 'BudgIT 2026 State of States Report' has recognized Abia State as a top performer in key areas such as fiscal management, education, and health. This achievement highlights the state's commitment to fiscal discipline and effective leadership.
Traders at Lafia Tomato Market report a staggering 70% drop in customer footfall, attributing the decline to deteriorating road conditions and a severe water shortage. These issues are threatening the livelihoods of many vendors and the local economy.
In a significant move to combat the ongoing Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), the United Kingdom has announced an increase in its funding to £78.7 million. This decision comes as the DRC grapples with over 6,600 confirmed cases and more than 3,200 fatalities since the outbreak began.
The National Union of Road Transport Workers has endorsed Governor Lawal for a second term, praising his significant contributions to infrastructure development in the region. The endorsement was marked by an Award of Excellence presented to the governor at a ceremony in Gusau.
Governor Peter Mbah of Enugu State has proudly unveiled a compendium detailing over 10,000 significant achievements in his administration, including extensive infrastructure and healthcare developments. He emphasized that these milestones are setting Enugu on a path to greatness, with initiatives such as new roads, classrooms, and healthcare facilities leading the charge.
In a candid address to local media, the campaign director for Governor Eno emphasized the dire state of roads in Eket urban, urging immediate attention to the area's infrastructure needs. This statement comes amid ongoing discussions regarding the developmental priorities for Akwa Ibom State.
Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu of Lagos State has declared a 'small state of emergency' in response to the escalating waste management crisis, revealing plans to enhance waste collection services. The initiative includes the procurement of 160 new compactor trucks to improve efficiency in handling the city's mounting refuse.
In response to infrastructure safety issues, the Ekiti State government has commenced renovations at the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) camp. This decision follows an integrity assessment prompted by the recent collapse of toilet facilities within the camp premises.
The newly opened inbound carriageway of the AFA Bridge in Ikorodu is set to significantly improve traffic flow along the Agric-Isawo corridor, which has been plagued by flooding issues. This development is part of Lagos State's ongoing efforts to enhance urban infrastructure and reduce transportation challenges.
In a strategic move to foster development, Katsina State has proposed a budget of ₦828.6 billion for 2027, with a significant focus on capital expenditure. The budget, termed 'Building Your Future IV', allocates ₦637.91 billion for capital projects and ₦190.73 billion for recurrent expenses.
By Obas Esiedesa, Abuja ABUJA — The Nigerian Midstream and Downstream Petroleum Regulatory Authority, NMDPRA, has clarified that the Midstream and Downstream Gas Infrastructure Fund, MDGIF, is not res
In a collaborative effort to enhance water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) services, the Zamfara State Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Agency has partnered with UNICEF. This initiative aims to strengthen sustainable WASH systems and advance public health across the state.
Aiyetoro, a coastal community in Ondo State, has experienced catastrophic flooding, leading to the loss of nearly 80 percent of its buildings and 96 percent of valuable homes. Residents are grappling with not only the environmental disaster but also feelings of betrayal as they contend with the aftermath of inadequate support and promises unfulfilled.
As Uber exits the Nigerian market, experts highlight the need for Nigeria to bridge the gap between digital connectivity and organizational infrastructure. The country's potential remains untapped due to inadequate physical and institutional frameworks, despite existing plans for growth.
