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Neuropsychiatric Hospitals to Be Renamed
The Minister of State for Health, Dr. Tunji Alausa, announced that the Federal Government is preparing an executive order to rename all Federal Neuropsychiatric facilities as specialty hospitals. Alausa shared this update on his X handle on Thursday, explaining that the renaming aims to eliminate the stigma often associated with psychiatric hospitals, ensuring that Nigerians receive care without judgment.
He wrote, “The Federal Government is working on an executive order to rename all FNPH facilities as Specialty Hospitals to reduce the stigma associated with psychiatric care.” Alausa also highlighted his efforts to understand the capacities and infrastructure of Federal Tertiary Hospitals, noting the impressive work at the Federal Neuropsychiatric Hospital in Kaduna, where he recently commissioned new facilities as part of the government’s agenda to improve healthcare governance.
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“Nigeria Is Safer Than 10 Years Ago” – Seyi Law Backs Tinubu’s Administration
Nigerian comedian Seyi Law takes to social media as he defends President Bola Tinubu. The comedian stated that the president has done a lot in his administration and claimed that Nigeria is safer and economically sound under his administration.
He then compared how things now to past years under the administration of others, and shared how things were bad. He claimed that now the economy is stabilized.
“Nigeria is safer now than 10 years ago. This government has killed more bandits than any government in Nigeria since the time of Jonathan. When last have you heard of bomb blast in Nigeria?”
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Fire Incident Reported at Murtala Muhammed Airport
It has been reported that fire occurred at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport, Lagos (MMIA), Terminal 1. This fire incident occurred on Monday, 23rd of February, 2026.
Passengers at that terminal were spotted running away for safety after seeing the fire and the alarm.
The Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) released a statement and shared that no life was lost and people were saved and avoided danger.
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Kano State Shuts Down Entertainment Centres Over Ramadan Fast
It has been reported that Kano State has closed down all entertainment spots across the state. This was stated to happen because of the ongoing Ramadan fast.
The federal government shared that the new law will take place from 18th of February, 10 pm, till the last day of Ramadan. This is in order for the people participating in it to truly focus on the fast.
