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Kogi Assembly Advances Bills On Free Maternal Healthcare, Environmental Protection
From Joseph Amedu, Lokoja The Kogi State House of Assembly has passed for second reading a bill seeking to provide free maternal and neonatal healthcare services for pregnant women and newborns in state-owned health facilities across the state. The Assembly also advanced a separate bill aimed at preventing public littering and the defacement of public and private properties, describing it as a crucial step toward improving environmental sanitation and public health.
For Nigeria to be Great, We Must Shun Prebendal Politics, Says Hassan Adamu
By Mack Ogbamosa As Nigeria continues its democratic journey in the Fourth Republic and prepares for another general election cycle, one persistent challenge confronting the nation’s political system is the entrenchment of prebendal politics — a system in which public office is primarily used for personal enrichment and the advancement of cronies rather than the service of the people.
Five Nigerian Banks Set Aside N2.36tn for Bad Loans as Credit Risks Worsen
Nigeria’s five Tier-1 lenders, collectively known as FUGAZ banks, recorded a sharp rise in loan impairment charges in 2025 as worsening macroeconomic conditions and mounting repayment pressures weighed on borrowers. The banks are First HoldCo Plc, United Bank for Africa Plc, Guaranty Trust Holding Company Plc, Access Holdings Plc, and Zenith Bank Plc.
Crisis is brewing in the rank of the Actors Guild of Nigeria, By Ken Osunwa,
Crisis is brewing in the rank of the Actors Guild of Nigeria following the recent election of the Edo State executives. There is a quiet truth in Nigerian politic and in Nollywood: when the stakes are highest, all roads run through Edo. The soil of the old Benin Kingdom has become a crucible where loyalty is tested, where kingmakers rise, and where betrayals cut deepest. Nowhere is this symbiosis more evident than in the unfolding story of the Actors Guild of Nigeria.
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