Nigeria’s Minister of Women Affairs, Uju Kennedy-Ohanenye, has pledged to take decisive action against a neighbor accused of defiling two young sisters, aged eight and three. The minister, expressing her outrage, vowed to ensure the perpetrator is held accountable for his actions. Her strong commitment to justice emphasizes the government’s ongoing effort to address and reduce the prevalence of child abuse and protect vulnerable children in Nigeria.

During a visit to Uyo Stadium, Nigerian footballer Ahmed Musa received enthusiastic greetings from the workers. In response to their warm welcome, Musa surprised them with a generous gift of ₦200,000, brightening their weekend. This act of kindness further solidified his reputation as not only a talented player but also someone who values and uplifts everyday people.

The Tunisian pilot who flew the Nigerian delegation to Libya has provided his side of the story, explaining what really transpired during the contentious trip. The pilot offered insights into the series of events that led to the misunderstanding, clearing the air about the situation. He emphasized the complexities and communication breakdown that caused confusion, which ultimately put the delegation in a difficult position.