Governor Alia Calls for Enhanced Collaboration with North-Central Development Commission Benue State Governor, Hyacinth Alia, has urged stronger cooperation between the North-Central Development Commission and the state government. This call came during a meeting held on Wednesday when the governor received the board and management of the commission, led by Cosmos Akighir and Dr Cyril…
Community Resistance to Relocation Plans in Lagos Residents of Makoko, Oko-Agbon, and Sogunro in the Yaba area of Lagos State have expressed strong opposition to their proposed relocation to the Epe area. This resistance follows the demolition of homes and recommendations from the state House of Assembly. The communities are now questioning the legitimacy of…
Indigenous People of Biafra Leader’s Supporters Plan Major Protest A group of supporters of Nnamdi Kanu, the convicted leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), is preparing to hold a large-scale protest in Aba, Abia State. The demonstration, organized by the Coalition of Lovers of Freedom, will be known as the “One Million March”…
Lagos State Unveils 180 New Shops at Alaba Rago Transnational Market The Lagos State Government has officially started the handover of 180 newly completed shops at the Alaba Rago Transnational Market. This initiative is part of a broader effort to provide modern trading infrastructure through public-private partnerships. The redevelopment of the market, located in the…
A New Era of Sustainable Waste Management in Lagos The Lagos State Government, in collaboration with C40 Cities, has successfully launched and handed over the Ikosi Fruit Market Biodigester Plant. This innovative facility is designed to convert organic waste into renewable energy, marking a significant step forward in sustainable waste management practices. During the launch…
Lagos State Begins Distribution of Provisional Allocation Letters for Market Redevelopment The Lagos State Government has initiated the distribution of provisional letters of allocation to the first 180 beneficiaries of the Alaba Transnational Market redevelopment project. This marks a significant step in the state’s ongoing efforts to modernize its market infrastructure and improve the commercial…
Zanzibar’s Employment Challenges Despite Foreign Investment Despite the efforts of foreign firms operating in Zanzibar, which have employed 12,244 locals over five years, significant challenges persist. Many Zanzibaris are not taking advantage of the opportunities available, leading to concerns about job accessibility for the youth. This issue was brought up during a session of the…
Growing Housing Demand in Bulawayo The housing waiting list in Bulawayo has seen a significant increase, reaching over 160,000 as of December 2025. This is an increase from the 158,000 recorded in November of the previous year. The rapid expansion of the city has led to a surge in demand for housing, driven by an…
Hong Kong’s Lunar New Year Fair Sees Strong Turnout Despite Rising Costs Hong Kong’s biggest Lunar New Year fair has drawn large crowds to Victoria Park on its opening day, marking a return of vibrant energy and festive spirit. The event, which runs until the start of the Lunar New Year on February 17, features…
The Decline in Housing Pension Enrollments in Seoul Last year, the number of new enrollments in the housing pension program in Seoul reached its lowest level in five years. This trend is attributed to a strong psychological preference among residents to retain their homes rather than use them as collateral for pensions, especially amid a…