…the funding further demonstrated the government’s commitment to strengthening preventive healthcare and protecting children from malaria. Ogwuche said the decision reflected the governor’s broader vision of repositioning the health sector through strategic investment, stronger partnerships, improved coordination and gr…

…opportunities, security, economic stability, infrastructure, quality education, healthcare and accountable leadership. According to her, the YPP would seek to build a political institution where young Nigerians, women, professionals and communities could participate meaningfully in the democratic process. She also appe…

…effectively in affected communities. Obi also promised greater investment in education, healthcare and technical and vocational training, describing Nigeria’s youthful population as an economic opportunity rather than a burden. He said his administration would seek to move the country from consumption to production by…

…Nigerians better off than they were four years ago? Can they afford food, education, and healthcare? Can businesses produce, expand, and create jobs? Can young people find productive work? Can farmers work safely and get their produce to market?These are the measures that matter” he said. Addressing newsmen at his Onit…

…to overshadow governance, urging Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa to focus more on security, healthcare, education, water supply, workers’ welfare and infrastructure. The group, in its August State of the State Address signed by its Chairman, Ayodeji Ologun, said the state had failed to fully exploit the opportunities provide…

…disclosed that his administration has recorded achievements in infrastructure, security, healthcare, education and agriculture across the state. He listed the construction and rehabilitation of roads, expansion of healthcare facilities, renovation and construction of schools, as well as agricultural interventions among…

…you embark upon on the road network, housing, school rehabilitation, hospital, healthcare pronouncements, resuscitation of healthcare, training of teachers, training of health workers to protect our vulnerable families. It’s part of your responsibility,” the President said. Citing Adeleke’s re-election, Tinubu urged th…

…people. He said the plan identified priority areas, including agriculture, education, healthcare, infrastructure, industrialisation, environmental sustainability, digital innovation, security, governance and youth empowerment. The governor added that the plan was aligned with the administration’s Building Your Future (…

…where is the money? Where has the subsidy money gone? Has it been used to improve healthcare, education or security? If I win the presidential election, I will restore the subsidy. And anyone who stole Nigeria’s subsidy funds must return the money.” “When I was Vice President, I gave many young Nigerians the opportunit…

…institutions. She said FOMWAN had, for more than four decades, contributed to education, healthcare, humanitarian services, women’s empowerment, youth and family development, peacebuilding, gender and human rights, research and community development. The organisation called for increased investment in education and ski…

…they intend to improve the lives of the citizenry in critical sectors such as education, healthcare and the economy. “Politicians should campaign with issues, not insults. Nigerians deserve to know what candidates intend to do about jobs, security, education, healthcare, infrastructure and the economy. Campaigns should…

…saying the Radda administration had also implemented projects in agriculture, education, healthcare and social welfare. “We are really happy with this initiative. We appreciate the efforts of the administration and will continue to support its programmes,” he said.

…where is the money? Where has the subsidy money gone? Has it been used to improve healthcare, education or security?” He said in an interview on social media. “If I win the presidential election, I will restore the subsidy. And anyone who stole Nigeria’s subsidy funds must return the money,” he added. Atiku is hoping t…

…and economic hardship, a new narrative of roads, bridges, industries and improved healthcare is beginning to emerge, with residents expressing renewed optimism over the direction of the state. Across communities visited recently, one phrase has become almost a refrain: “Our Governor is working.” And, almost immediately…

…a practical purpose. Such measures, researchers say, could also address the growing healthcare burden associated with ageing in prison, including falls, incontinence, hearing impairment and other age-related conditions. ‘He died of old age’ Smith became one of the early beneficiaries of the MissionCare Health scheme, w…

…state governments handled enormous volumes of personal information across education, healthcare, taxation, social protection, civil registration, employment and security. “Citizens entrust us with their sensitive information. This trust places a corresponding responsibility on us to ensure that such information is hand…

…voters deserved concrete debates on economic growth, national security, infrastructure, healthcare, education and social inclusion, with clear and measurable proposals from all contestants.PAY ATTENTION: From breaking news to viral moments. Follow Legit.ng on Instagram!Amupitan also raised concern over the growing thre…

…spoke about the plans for the state, the interventions in the areas of infrastructure, healthcare, education, and skills, as well as the support received from the President Bola Ahmed Tinubu administration. MUIDEEN […] The post Tinubu’s reforms facilitated Nasarawa’s biggest lithium refinery in Africa —Gov Sule appeare…

…to extend it to Ndashi community and complete the General Hospital in the area. He said healthcare remained an area his administration would prioritise despite the limited time left in his tenure. According to him, “We have a very limited time, and because of that I can’t stand here and promise you everything. But one…

…candidates to focus their campaigns on the economy, national security, infrastructure, healthcare, education and social inclusion. “Electoral contests in a constitutional democracy are not total wars; they are competitive job interviews before the electorate. Nigerians do not want insults; they want solutions,” he argu…

…elimination of contraband, stressing that illicit drugs weaken the labour force, raise healthcare costs, discourage investment and drain public resources that should go into education, healthcare and infrastructure. He added that every consignment intercepted by the Agency saves the country billions of naira in potenti…

…is seeking solutions that address challenges in areas including:Financial inclusionHealthcareDigital transformationSustainabilityEducationSocial impactFuture of workThe 2026 programme follows a six-stage pathway:ApplicationsShortlistingDesign-thinking sessionsPitch sessionsGrand finaleAccelerator programmeWhy Apply?Wem…

…Annunziata Civil Hospital in Sassari. "The club is in constant contact with the healthcare facility and the player's family and is closely monitoring the progress of his condition," said Cagliari. "At this time, Cagliari Calcio's thoughts are with Yael and his family. The club also requests the utmost respect for their…

…to the people of Osun. He urged the governor to focus on infrastructure, education, healthcare, security, job creation and economic opportunities during his second term. “An electoral victory is not the destination. It is permission to govern,” he said. Oladejo said the Osun election could prove instructive ahead of th…

…ties between both countries deepen beyond oil and commodities into manufacturing, healthcare, energy, technology and job creation. The Indian High Commissioner to Nigeria, Abishek Singh, disclosed that more than 200 Indian companies currently operate in Nigeria and have created nearly 100,000 jobs, making Indian busine…