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  The Federal Government is indeed taking steps to improve cancer care and support vulnerable populations. This includes opening new cancer treatment centers and providing financial assistance for cancer treatment, particularly for those with limited resources. Here's a breakdown: Opening more cancer treatment centers: The government is commissioning new, well-equipped cancer treatment centers across the country. For example, new facilities have been inaugurated in Edo and Enugu states, according to YouTube. Financial assistance for cancer treatment: There are initiatives to make cancer treatment more affordable. The Nigerian Cancer Health Fund aims to provide affordable treatment for underprivileged populations. The National Health Insurance Authority (NHIA) is also introducing a cost-sharing scheme, including subsidies for radiotherapy. Subsidies and free screening: The House of Representatives has called for free cancer screening and subsidized treatment for all stages of cancer...

  Fans were left concerned after Paris Jackson, daughter of the late pop icon Michael Jackson, was seen crying in public. Though the cause of her tears remains unclear, the emotional moment has sparked an outpouring of support online. Many admirers are reminding Paris that it’s okay to be vulnerable—and that she isn’t alone during tough times.

 Egypt lights up the future: Creating 3 giant power plants with a capacity of 14,400 megawatt to enhance Egypt's electrical capabilities 🇪🇬. Egypt has completed construction of three giant power plants with a combined capacity of 14.4 gigawatts (14,400 megawatts), significantly enhancing the country's electrical capabilities and making it a regional hub for electricity transfer.  These plants, built by Siemens and its partners, were completed in record time, adding a substantial amount of power to the national grid.

  By Kingsley Omonobi, Demola Akinyemi, Marie-Therese Nanlong & Ozioruva Aliu ABUJA — Retired police officers stormed the streets nationwide yesterday, protesting poor pensions and other living conditions. Aside from Abuja, the protest took place simultaneously in Edo, Plateau, Kwara, Taraba and Cross Rivers states, among others. In Abuja, the retired police personnel who defied the downpour protested at the National Assembly entrance gate, where they were joined by another group of protesters, led by the convener of the #RevolutionNow Movement, Omoyele Sowore. The retired police officers demanded, particularly, the removal of the Nigeria Police Force from the Contributory Pension Scheme, CPS. The Inspector-General of Police, Mr Kayode Egbetokun, in a swift reaction, however, stated that he was not opposed to the NPF’s exit from CPS, adding that the issue of poor retirement benefits is also a concern for serving officers At the entrance gate of the National Assembly, the protes...

  As the 21-day ultimatum it issued to the Federal Government draws to a close on July 23, the Nigerian Medical Association has warned it will ground medical services nationwide if the government fails to meet its demands. Its President, Prof Bala Audu, who confirmed this in an exclusive interview with our correspondent on Sunday, noted that the association was prepared to take decisive action should the government fail to respond adequately to its demands. Prof Audu stressed that the association’s demands were critical to the survival of Nigeria’s healthcare system and the welfare of medical professionals across the country. The NMA had, on July 2, issued an ultimatum in protest against a circular from the National Salaries, Incomes and Wages Commission on revised allowances for medical and dental officers in the federal public service, which the doctors kicked against for violating prior agreements. The association issued a 21-day ultimatum to the Federal Government to withdraw t...

 BREAKING: The Federal Government has introduced a new policy to regulate non-state schools (private school, etc) setting clear standards for infrastructure, curriculum delivery, and teacher qualifications, as part of efforts to improve education quality and ensure accountability

Gabon 🇬🇦 is suspending scholarships to the United States and Canada starting in 2026. The reasons:  1- High cost of education  2- Scholarship students are unable to return to their home countries after completing their studies.This is a useless investment, according to President Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema.  

  This means that: ✅ The Federal High Court in Abuja recently ruled that  Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan , who had been suspended,  should be reinstated  (brought back) to the Senate. ⚖️  Senate President Godswill Akpabio  disagrees with that ruling and has now  filed an appeal  at the Court of Appeal, asking it to overturn or stop that order. In simpler terms, there’s an ongoing legal battle: – The High Court says Natasha should return to the Senate. – Akpabio is challenging that decision, so the final outcome now depends on what the Court of Appeal decides. This shows there’s a serious legal and political disagreement over Natasha’s suspension and whether she should keep her Senate seat.

 Dubai Princess Sheikha Mahra Spotted With Rapper French Montana, Pics Spark Dating Rumours  The princess was previously married to Sheikh Mana bin Mohammed bin Rashid bin Mana Al Maktoum, a member of the Dubai royal family, from April 2023 to July 2024.  She shocked the world when she ended her marriage in the boldest way possible: a 28-word Instagram post.  In it, she accused her husband of infidelity, writing “I divorce you, I divorce you, I divorce you” invoking the Islamic triple talaq tradition. Just months later, she turned heartbreak into empowerment by launching her own perfume line named DIVORCE.  The fragrance is marketed as “the scent of freedom and new beginnings,” cementing her as a symbol of modern female agency in the royal world. The Princess of Dubai has been jet-setting around the world and getting cozy with rapper French Montana sparking rumors that they’re officially an item. #dubai #FrenchMontana #exploremore

  President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has declared Tuesday, 15 July, 2025, as a Public Holiday in honour of the late former President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Muhammadu Buhari. Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo, the interior minister, made the declaration on behalf of the Federal Government, following the approval of His Excellency, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR. Read also:  Buhari could be trusted with anything without fear of betrayal Abdulsalami Abubakar This is contained in a statement signed by Magdalene Ajani, permanent secretary, Federal Ministry of Interior, a copy which is possession of BusinessDay. The Minister stated that the holiday is a mark of respect for the late President’s service to the nation, his contributions to Nigeria’s democratic journey, and his enduring legacy in governance and national development. “President Muhammadu Buhari served Nigeria with dedication, integrity, and an unwavering commitment to the unity and progress of our great nation. This public hol...

 A big Congratulations to Nollywood Actress Grace Charis Bassey on her America Passport woww this is huge

  Viewer's Discretion is advised: Auchi Poly lecturer caught sleeping with a married woman in her matrimonal bedroom. According to sources, the woman who just put to birth 2 months ago told her husband of the disturbance from the lecturer, so the husband planned with his wife to lure the lecturer to their house.

BREAKING:  EGYPT 🇪🇬 & CHINA 🇨🇳 sign agreements to support trade in LOCAL CURRENCIES, bypassing the U.S. Dollar. This agreement is to promote trade in local currencies (Egyptian pound and Chinese yuan), reducing reliance on the U.S. dollar, as part of Egypt’s economic strategy and China’s Belt and Road Initiative. #Afrocania  

  JUST IN !! Kenya's Supreme Court has ruled that children born out of wedlock to Muslim fathers can inherit their father's estate. The unanimous decision is a landmark ruling that aligns Islamic law with the country's constitution. The case involved a widow who tried to exclude her late husband's children with two other women, arguing they were illegitimate under Islamic law.