The Ministry appreciates the patience of affected candidates and reiterates its commitment to fairness and credibility in national assessments,” the statement said.
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The 2025 World Breastfeeding Week was officially flagged off in Minna on Tuesday, with a renewed call for stronger support systems for exclusive breastfeeding across Niger State. UNICEF and other key stakeholders used the occasion to urge governments at all levels to fully implement maternity-friendly policies that protect and support nursing mothers. Speaking at the flag-off ceremony, held in collaboration with the Niger State Ministry of Primary Healthcare, the Chief of UNICEF’s Kaduna Field Office, Dr. Gerida Birukila—represented by Health Specialist Dr. Ahmed Tsofo—described the current breastfeeding statistics as worrying. “Nationally, the exclusive breastfeeding rate stands at 34 percent, but…
Fatima Mohammed Bago has called on employers across public and private sectors to create more supportive environments for breastfeeding mothers, ushering in what she described as “a new era of inclusive workplace culture rooted in compassion, public health, and policy.” She made the appeal in Minna during the official launch of the 2025 World Breastfeeding Week, organised by the Niger State Ministry of Primary Healthcare in collaboration with her office. This year’s theme, “Prioritise Breastfeeding – Create a Sustainable Support System,” is a global call for governments, institutions, and communities to prioritise the health and well-being of mothers and babies…
Farming in Kogi is getting more attention than ever before,” Fanwo said. “Young people and women in places like Ibaji, Gegu, and Egbe are now deeply involved in this farming movement across the state.”
Keyamo said KWAM 1 was clearly at fault for standing in front of the plane and blocking it from moving. He said this kind of behavior is completely wrong and dangerous.
The hospital includes modern medical equipment such as operating rooms, recovery areas, private and shared wards, consulting rooms, and diagnostic tools. These include an ultra-sound machine, tools for safe childbirth, and emergency kits.
Niger Foods Security and Logistics Company Ltd has been named the Most Productive Agricultural and Food Processing Company in Africa. The honour was bestowed by the Trans-African Youth Development Initiative (TAYI) during a national executive meeting held at the United Nations Assembly in Johannesburg, South Africa. This was disclosed in a press statement issued on August 5, 2025, by Rashidat AbdulRahman, Information Officer at Niger Foods. While presenting the award at the company’s headquarters on Tuesday, Bakare Luqman, TAYI’s leader, commended the company for its consistent excellence in food production and its positive impact on communities across the continent. He…
Senator Barau gives fertiliser to Kano farmers every year to help them grow more food and support food security in the country
Adeyeye said NAFDAC’s main job is to make sure all food sold in Nigeria is safe, high-quality, and properly checked.
The affected telecom sites are crucial for providing phone and internet services to over 140 million Nigerians. They also support important services like banking, hospital communication, emergency response, and national security