Nigeria to Ensure Orderly Foreign Investor Exits After Oil Price Crash

ABUJA – Nigeria has put in place policies to ensure foreign investors that want to repatriate funds can exit the country in an orderly fashion, the central bank said late on Sunday, without giving any details. Foreign investors have sold Nigerian assets at an accelerated pace since February as lockdowns to curb the coronavirus pandemic have stalled economic activity and triggered a crash in the price of oil, Nigeria’s main export. That has put pressure...

Madagascar COVID-19 Herb: Controversy, Source, and Countries that have Made Orders

As African countries are confronted with economic survival challenges, poverty, and the COVID-19, Madagascan President, Andry Rajoelina last month launch an herbal remedy that he claimed could cure and prevent COVID-19. Medical experts were caught in awe with the announcement. Coronavirus had infected over four million people across the world at present. African countries are the most endangered species as virtually all African countries are still developing. Little or no standard medical facilities are in...

How FG Plans to Feed 3.1 Million Primary School Children at Home

The Federal Government of Nigeria has released details of how the National Home-Grown School Feeding Program scheduled to begin on 14th May will be executed first in Abuja, Lagos and Ogun before other states. Following President Buhari’s directive to the Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs, Disaster Management and Social Development to continue the school feeding programme, the ministry said it developed a programme to distribute take-home rations to the households of the children already on the...

WHO Gives Conditions for Reopening Schools and Workplaces

The World Health organization had given conditions for reopening of schools and workplaces across the world.  The directives were mentioned by the WHO’s Director-General, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, on Monday while giving his opening remarks at the media briefing on COVID-19.  The health organization said a comprehensive package of measure is the most effective set of tools used to tackle the virus while the search for a vaccine is ongoing.  The WHO urged decision-makers across the...

Prof. Ibrahim Gambari Is Buhari’s Next Chief Of Staff

At last, after cat and mouse politics and internal intrigues that played in Aso Villa, President Buhari has finally picked   former Minister of External Affairs, Professor Ibrahim Gambari, as the next Chief of Staff to the President. Prof. Ibrahim Gambari hails from Ilorin West local government area of Kwara state. Many   prominent personalities   were earlier mentioned as probably successor of late Abba Kyari who died recently due to coronavirus contraction. Though for now, the Presidency...

Former External Affairs Minister, Professor Ibrahim Gambari appointed as Buhari’s new Chief of Staff

President Muhammadu Buhari has appointed Professor Ibrahim Agboola Gambari, CFR  is his new chief of staff, it was gathered in a yet-to-be-officially-confirmed memo made available to WAP News. The appointment took political observers by surprise because there were speculations that the new CoS would come within the current cabinet. Hon.  Gambari,  (born November 24, 1944, in Ilorin, Kwara State, Nigeria) is an academic and diplomat who has diligently served various regimes at several capacities. He...

Violence in Northwest Nigeria Drives 23,000 into Niger – UNHCR

May 12 – Violence in northwest Nigeria has forced about 23,000 refugees to flee to Niger since April and raised concerns about the deteriorating security situation, the United Nations refugee agency said on Tuesday. The numbers fleeing to neighbouring Niger have almost tripled from last year when the agency reported the first influx of 20,000 people following an insurgency and banditry in northern Nigeria which killed hundreds and displaced thousands. The latest influx of mostly...

5th Anniversary of The African Film Festival (TAFF) Goes Online Due to COVID-19

Since its first edition in Dallas, Texas, 2015, The African Film Festival (TAFF) has grown to become a veritable cultural, education, and entertainment event to showcase African independent films. This fifth Anniversary edition will be hosted entirely online due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The 4-day festival will kick off on Tuesday, June 2nd through Saturday, June 6th with film screenings, online workshops, and training sessions, and TAFF Awards ceremony. Kelechi Eke, TAFF founder, and Executive...

No More Farmers, Herders clashes in Adamawa, Gov Fintiri Declares

Gov. Ahmadu Fintiri of Adamawa says his administration has reduced and managed farmers and herders conflicts in the state within his one year in office. Fintiri made this known to newsmen in his office  in Yola said, ” new dawn heralded in Adamawa.” He said one of his administration’s agenda was to ensure the peace and stability of people of the state for sustainable economic growth. “Today, I can beat my chest that within one year in office, we...

Wole Soyinka’s Little Known Musical Endeavors

Among other notable achievements, Wole Soyinka made political music. In 1983, he even released an album. In response to a query that sought his thoughts on Bob Dylan’s controversial Nobel Prize win in 2017, Wole Soyinka quipped: “Since I’ve written quite a number of songs for my plays, I would like to be nominated for a Grammy.” Soyinka is popularly known for a number of remarkable things: he is the first African Nobel laureate; he carries an...

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