The vibrant markets of Ogun State are the backbone of the state’s economy. Every day, thousands of merchants provide goods and services that keep families going. Yet, these same retailers are drowning under pressures that threaten their survival and the well-being of consumers. Inflation, declining purchasing power and rising operating costs have already made it difficult to do business. To …
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Read More »The widow of a Canadian killed on 9/11 wants to ‘redefine’ the day
Maureen Basnicki stood in the dining room of the Albany Club in downtown Toronto on the night of 9/11, proud of the dinner she helped organize. The “Service Day” dinner, he explained, is to show gratitude to service members – those who fought for Canada in Afghanistan, supported Canadians after 9/11, and those who continue to serve our communities on …
Read More »Tears as gunmen kill 4 mobile policemen, 8 residents of Benue community
The quiet farming community of Ayilamo in Logo Local Government Area of Benue State has been thrown into mourning after gunmen killed four mobile policemen and at least eight residents in a fresh attack. The attack, which occurred on Thursday, heightened fears among residents who have suffered repeated attacks by armed men in the area. Ayilamo, in Tombo Municipal District …
Read More »Oil recovery: MOSOP is in good alignment with ongoing dialogue process, says Nsuke – THISAGE
The Movement for the Survival of the Ogoni People (MOSOP) says it is in good alignment with ongoing discussions with the federal government to resolve the three-decade crisis with Nigeria’s oil industry. MOSOP says the honesty shown so far by the negotiating teams on both sides (the government and the Ogoni people) gives hope that the outcome will be mutually …
Read More »Security Council LIVE: Ambassadors commemorate 9/11 with counter-terrorism push on AI and drones
The Security Council met to mark the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, with a briefing on counter-terrorism as ambassadors reviewed threats that have changed dramatically since resolution 1373 established the council’s counter-terrorism machinery in 2001. Ambassadors were expected to focus attention on militants’ increasing use of artificial intelligence, drones and encrypted platforms for recruiting and planning attacks. Members will …
Read More »Surge in refugees following fighting in southwestern Yemen
Key points At least 46,000 people have been displaced since new fighting began last week in southwest Yemen – the number is “increasing all the time”, IOM says Houthi fighters have seized the strategic port of Mokha on the Red Sea, triggering mass departures At least 14 civilians, including two children, were killed or injured this month, according to OCHA; …
Read More »Kaduna: Kajuru LG Chair supports Uba Sani, welcomes nomination of indigenous people
The Chairman of Kajuru Local Government Area (LGA) of Kaduna Dstate, Dauda Madaki, has pledged his continued support to Governor Uba Sani, commending him for appointing indigenous people of the area to strategic positions. Madaki stated this at the Kajuru LGA All Progressives Congress (APC) stakeholders meeting, where he described the appointments as a demonstration of the governor’s commitment to …
Read More »POLITICS AND POWER: HOW TINUBU CAN MAKE NIGERIA, BY LADI AYODEJI
President Bola Tinubu’s reform agenda is a bold program that has influenced Nigeria’s institutional and economic structures over the past three years. Some of the decisions the administration made were difficult but necessary, especially to address structural weaknesses that successive governments had avoided or simply postponed. The problem, however, is that a good idea can seem bad if poorly implemented. …
Read More »Terrorist propaganda is outstripping global efforts to stop it, a UN report finds
The report by CTED, secretariat Security CouncilThe Counter-Terrorism Committee, tracks how terrorist propaganda has progressed far beyond messaging. It has become part of these groups’ operational structures, determining how they recruit fighters, raise funds, and govern territory. One particularly worrying trend: children and teenagers are increasingly being targetednot only on social media but through gaming platforms and online communities built …
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