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UNGA: FG committed to expanding Nigeria’s footprint in international peace and security efforts – Musa

FG is committed to expanding Nigeria’s footprint in international peace and security efforts The Minister of Defence, General Christopher Gwabin Musa (rtd), attended the opening session of the 81st United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) at the United Nations Headquarters in New York on Tuesday, alongside Vice President Senator Kashim Shettima, GCON who led the Nigerian delegation to the global conference. …

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‘Time is running out’ for Israeli-Palestinian two-state solution

Key points: The conditions for a viable Palestinian State are being “systematically eliminated” through the expansion of Israeli settlements, outposts and increasing settler violence in the occupied West Bank. Israel’s illegal E1 settlement plan in the occupied West Bank will deal a “deadly blow” to the Palestinian state UN chief reaffirms goal of establishing two sovereign states along pre-1967 lines, …

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Choose international order over ‘law of the jungle’, Macron urges

Speaking at the General Assembly, he said France was committed to the UN itself and the rise of multilateralism to “address common challenges together”. Don’t give in to a defeatist attitude Mentioning crises and wars, he stated, “we will not give in to defeatism.” International law does not describe reality, but rather outlines the limits of acceptable behavior, he said, …

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TRCN and GMind Academy promote AI training for teachers nationwide

The Teachers Registration Council of Nigeria (TRCN) and GMind Academy are exploring ways to promote artificial intelligence (AI) training for teachers across the 774 local government areas (LGAs) of the country. Co-founder and CEO of GMind AI and founder of GMind Academy, Dr Success Ojo, disclosed this during a courtesy visit to the TRCN in Abuja. The proposed training of …

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The UN is considered incapable of fulfilling its mission, the Turkish President complained in front of world leaders

“The United Nations, founded 81 years ago to maintain international peace and security, is no longer capable of fulfilling this mission,” Recep Tayyip Erdoğan told world leaders as the General Assembly’s annual high-level debate began today. “Or rather, they are incapable of doing so.” He said we only need to look at the past year to see where the Organization …

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Materials from previous election cycles were often not retained in States – INEC

B The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) said materials from previous election cycles were often left unpreserved in states, thus limiting the Commission’s ability to conduct comparative analysis and build on past experience. To fill this gap, the Commission claimed to have done so established the Graphics, Library, and Documentation Division (GLD) and instructed Public Affairs Officers (PAOs) to take …

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LG get ₦3.04 trillion in six months, ₦21 billion WASH funds unreleased

… BudgIT urges Nigerians to track every Naira sent to municipalities – Only 17 of 191 water and sanitation projects funded in Cross River, Kano Daud Olatunji Local government councils received a staggering ₦3.04 trillion from the Federation Account Allocation Committee between January and June 2026, but an analysis by the BudgIT Foundation has raised new concerns over whether public …

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Qatar: The absence of a regional collective security system fuels the crisis in the Gulf

Addressing the UN General Assembly, the Emir said that “at the heart of the dangerous situation we are witnessing is the absence of a regional collective security system – a system that respects the sovereignty, integrity and territorial unity of states, encourages the peaceful resolution of disputes, and excludes interference in a state’s internal affairs.” Despite all that has happened, …

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