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Justina Asishana is a data/investigative journalist based in Minna, Nigeria. She is also a fact checker and a health and nutrition advocate. She is currently the Niger state Correspondent for The Nation Newspaper in Nigeria. She is open for work in any part of Nigeria
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Barcelona return to Camp Nou mid
Barcelona's return to Camp Nou is postponed until mid-February due to ongoing modernization and expansion work. The club will continue playing home games at Montjuic Olympic stadium, citing UEFA rules and logistical challenges. The Camp Nou renovation, part of the 'Espai Barca' project, aims for completion by summer 2026 with a capacity of 105,000. Delays have been caused by permit issues and working condition complaints, prompting Barcelona to extend their Montjuic stadium contract until March 2025.
NIWA to partner with traditional institutions to combat incessant boat mishaps
The National Inland Waterways Authority (NIWA) is committed to collaborating with traditional institutions to address frequent boat mishaps on Nigerian waterways. Following a recent tragic accident in Kogi State, NIWA's Managing Director, Bolaji Oyebamiji, emphasized the need for collective efforts to prevent such incidents. The accident, caused by a submerged tree stump and overloading, resulted in multiple fatalities. Survivors and rescuers recounted the harrowing event, highlighting the urgency for improved safety measures. NIWA's search and rescue team has been actively involved in recovery efforts.
Religious leaders tasked to enhance support for family planning in Nigeria
Religious leaders in Nigeria are being encouraged to support family planning initiatives to improve maternal health. During the 8th Nigeria Family Planning Conference in Abuja, Dr. Salma Ibrahim Anas emphasized the importance of religious leaders in reducing maternal mortality and building a resilient health system. Religious leaders, including representatives from the Christian Association of Nigeria and the Grand-khaleefat Tijjanniyah Yoruba, pledged to promote family planning in their communities. The conference highlighted the need for collaboration among religious leaders, government, and health systems to address socio-economic challenges and improve family planning awareness.
Fed Govt raises 2025 HIV response fund
Nigeria is advancing its efforts to end HIV/AIDS by 2030 through increased funding and strategic initiatives. The Federal Government has proposed a N1.3 trillion healthcare allocation for 2025, with significant funds earmarked for HIV treatment and prevention. The strategy includes domestic production of HIV-related commodities, workforce development, and enhanced data systems. Challenges such as stigma and funding constraints persist, but recent reforms and local manufacturing initiatives offer hope for improved outcomes. The Global Fund and PEPFAR emphasize the need for sustained investment and local production to enhance health security.
Niger records 2,647 HIV cases in 2024, says commissioner
Niger State reported 2,647 new HIV cases in 2024, with 88 among pregnant women, as disclosed by Dr Bello Tukur, the State Commissioner of Secondary and Tertiary Healthcare. The state has 33,937 people living with HIV receiving treatment, and over 30,000 on lifesaving drugs. Despite these figures, the HIV prevalence rate is at 0.7%, the lowest in Nigeria's north-central zone. Key drivers of HIV include commercial sex workers and low condom use. The state has enrolled 1,000 HIV clients in its health insurance scheme to improve service access. Stakeholders praised the government's efforts in combating HIV.
Niger gets N476m grant to revamp agric sector
Niger State's agricultural sector is set to benefit from a N476 million grant provided by the Alliance for Green Revolution in Nigeria (AGRA) in collaboration with the Niger State Ministry of Agriculture. The project aims to strengthen agricultural policies, improve data management systems, and align existing policies with current priorities. The initiative will also focus on enhancing sector coordination, addressing accountability issues, and improving collaboration between government and stakeholders. The grant will facilitate a comprehensive review of the state's agricultural policy and investment plan, with an emphasis on climate change responsiveness and increased sector expenditure.
Help, we're dying slowly!
Residents of Gidan Madara in Minna, Nigeria, are protesting against the Golden Age Table Water and Polymer Nigeria Limited factory, accusing it of causing severe air pollution and health issues through its plastic recycling operations. Prominent figures, including former government officials, have signed a petition demanding action. The factory owner, Okoli Antony Chidi, denies the allegations, claiming compliance with environmental standards. The controversy highlights broader issues of plastic pollution and inadequate regulatory oversight in Nigeria. Despite the factory's defense, residents continue to demand relocation of the recycling operations to protect their health and environment.
Residents petition Niger govt over pollution from plastic factory in Minna
Residents of Gidan Madara Community and Dadin Kowa Estate in Minna, Niger State, have petitioned the state government over pollution from Golden Age Table Water and Polymer Nigeria Limited, a local plastic factory. The petition, signed by over 45 residents, highlights severe health risks from the factory's emissions, urging immediate government intervention. The factory, located in a residential area, is accused of degrading air quality and posing public health risks. Despite the factory CEO's claims of compliance with environmental standards, residents report respiratory diseases and demand the factory's closure to protect their health and rights to clean air.
Kano, Kaduna, Plateau, others confirm new minimum wage
Several Nigerian states, including Kano, Kaduna, Plateau, and Niger, have confirmed their readiness to implement the newly approved minimum wage starting in November. The new wage varies by state, with Niger agreeing to N80,000, Kaduna to N72,000, Kano to N71,000, and Plateau to N70,000. This follows the federal government's earlier implementation of the new salary structure. State governors and the Nigeria Labour Congress have been actively involved in negotiations to ensure the new wages are implemented, with some states also addressing arrears and extending benefits to retirees. The initiative is seen as a commitment to improving living standards and social welfare for civil servants.
Bago suspends IBBUL VC
Governor Mohammed Umaru Bago has placed Professor Abu Kasim Adamu, the Vice Chancellor of Ibrahim Badamosi Babangida University, on compulsory leave, two months before his tenure ends. The directive was issued through the Commissioner for Tertiary Education, Abdullahi Adamu Mamagi, with a threat of dismissal if not executed. The reasons for the suspension remain undisclosed, though sources suggest it may be linked to alleged disobedience to state directives. Hassan Ibrahim has been appointed as the Acting Vice Chancellor.
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