In a bid to accelerate Nigeria’s transition to renewable energy, Our Mission Human and Social Impact Initiative successfully engaged key stakeholders in Nasarawa State’s local government areas (LGAs) to support the Empowering Youths for Nigeria’s Clean Energy Future project. This initiative aims to raise awareness about renewable energy sources and integrate them into local governance policies, aligning with Nigeria’s goal to generate 30% of its electricity from renewable sources by 2030. The campaign’s outreach began on January 15, 2025, when the organization sent an introductory letter to the Nasarawa State Ministry for Local Government and Chieftaincy Affairs, outlining the project’s objectives and requesting endorsement letters for the three LGAs selected for implementation: Lafia, Kokona, and Keffi. Despite challenges, including the state government dissolving its cabinet and executive council, the project received the crucial endorsement on January 29, 2025. Related News Solar-Powered Mental Healthcare Centre Supports Benue Conflict Victims Amid Uncertain […]

To address this, the minister stated that a committee would be set up to oversee the centre’s development, including the construction of essential infrastructure such as animal pens, isolation units, maternity pens, and staff housing. He also emphasized plans to collaborate with Joseph Sarwua Tarka University, Makurdi, on research initiatives to support the centre’s objectives.

President Tinubu’s suspension of Rivers Governor Siminalayi Fubara under emergency rule has sparked legal and political controversy. While the federal government cites instability and economic threats, legal experts argue the Constitution does not grant Tinubu such powers. This analysis examines historical precedents, constitutional limits, and Fubara’s legal options.

The suspension of Hon. Blessed Onah and 12 other Benue lawmakers over opposition to Justice Ikpambese’s removal raises concerns about democracy and representation. Oju I constituency now lacks legislative voice, impacting governance and development. Legal action, public advocacy, and political negotiations remain key to restoring their representation and upholding democratic rights

Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan’s suspension by the Nigerian Senate has sparked legal and political debate. With past court rulings favoring reinstatement in similar cases, her legal challenge holds weight. Meanwhile, her appeal to the Inter-Parliamentary Union brings international attention. Will legal precedent or global advocacy influence the outcome?

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