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After an eight-hour “family-like” meeting in Abuja, Mopamuro stakeholders unanimously picked Pastor Babagbemi Adejola, popularly known as GB Irorun, as the consensus APC Aspirant for Yagba Federal Constituency in the forthcoming House of Representatives election.   The move ends weeks of agitation over Mopamuro’s turn to represent Yagba, with leaders streamlining five aspirants to one in what many had feared would be a rancorous process.   A three-member committee chaired by Chief Salaudeen Ganiyu, Erukutu, supervised the exercise without rancor. Other members were Chief Olatunda Dare and Engr. Kayode Olomo, with Hon. Bisi Ojuola as secretary.   Observers at the meeting included Commodore Folusho Daniel, Rtd, Chief Ayo Abereoran, Chief Makinde Oyebode, Hon. Jesse Abayomi Oloke, and Dr. Ayodele John, Delex.   Pst. Adejola is set to pick his nomination form for primary election at the APC Secretariat on Monday.  In a show of solidarity, fellow ...

Government and Non governmental organisations in the  country enjoined to partner with relevant authority to assist physically challenged. National President of the Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ) Comrade Alhassan Yahaya made the call during the Second Biennial Lecture, Award Investiture and Endowment Fund Raising Ceremony of Ade - Bada foundation International in held in  Lokoja  Comrade Yahaya emphasized the need to focus on ability in disability in line with the country's attempt to actualize Universal Health Coverage. He appealed to government to accommodate people with special needs in the health insurance scheme assuring that NUJ as a union is also working towards qualitative health care insurance for members across the country. Earlier in an address, Founder of Adebada Foundation International and the Convener of the Program, Pastor Adeniyi Bada appealed to government to create Ministry of People with Special Needs. He maintained that tal...

As the 2027 elections approach, the decision before the party is not just about selecting a candidate—it is about choosing credibility, capacity, and guaranteed victory for Lokoja-Kogi Federal Constituency. In this regard, Hon. Abdulrafiu Yakubu has clearly distinguished himself as the most qualified and politically strategic option. At a time when many are still making promises, Hon. Abdulrafiu Yakubu has already delivered. Through the Abdulrafiu Yakubu Foundation, he has executed people-centered projects that cut across critical sectors—provision of boreholes for clean water, installation of solar streetlights to improve security, renovation of mosques and churches to promote unity, and distribution of school kits to support young learners. These interventions are visible, verifiable, and deeply felt by the people. The reality is simple: the strength of any party lies in its acceptance at the grassroots. Hon. Abdulrafiu Yakubu has built that acceptance organically. His na...

Party Chairman cites division, poor engagement, while counter-group defends Senator’s record in Lokoja LGA_ The All Progressives Congress (APC) in Lokoja Local Government Area has passed a vote of no-confidence on Senator Sunday Steve Karimi, the representative of Kogi West Senatorial District at the National Assembly, accusing him of contributing to division within the party and failing to uphold party discipline. The Lokoja LGA APC added that it will not support the Senator beyond 2027, described his representation as a dismal failure. The resolution was announced Thursday at a press conference held at the APC Lokoja LGA Secretariat by the LGA Chairman, Hon. Jibril Idris Kassim, following an Executive meeting held earlier the same day. According to Kassim, the Lokoja LGA Executive reached the decision after a comprehensive assessment of the Senator’s conduct and contributions to both the constituency and the party.  “We note with deep concern the conduct of Senator Sunday Karimi,...

With days left before a critical WHO meeting, AIDS Healthcare Foundation (AHF) Nigeria has urged member states to finalise a binding Pathogen Access and Benefit-Sharing Annex to the WHO Pandemic Agreement or risk repeating COVID-19’s vaccine inequities.     In a statement on Friday in Lokoja, Mr. Steve Aborisade, Senior Advocacy and Marketing Manager, AHF Nigeria, said the resumed sixth meeting of the Intergovernmental Working Group, set for Geneva from April 27 to May 1, is the “last opportunity” to conclude the PABS Annex before the World Health Assembly in May.   Aborisade noted that the Pandemic Agreement, adopted in May 2025, cannot advance without the Annex, which regulates sharing of pathogen samples and genetic data and guarantees equitable access to vaccines, diagnostics, and treatments.   He warned that key equity provisions remain unresolved.  “Failure to reach a strong and enforceable agreement risks repeating the inequities witnessed ...

With days left before a critical WHO meeting, AIDS Healthcare Foundation (AHF) Nigeria has urged member states to finalise a binding Pathogen Access and Benefit-Sharing Annex to the WHO Pandemic Agreement or risk repeating COVID-19’s vaccine inequities.     In a statement on Friday in Lokoja, Mr. Steve Aborisade, Senior Advocacy and Marketing Manager, AHF Nigeria, said the resumed sixth meeting of the Intergovernmental Working Group, set for Geneva from April 27 to May 1, is the “last opportunity” to conclude the PABS Annex before the World Health Assembly in May.   Aborisade noted that the Pandemic Agreement, adopted in May 2025, cannot advance without the Annex, which regulates sharing of pathogen samples and genetic data and guarantees equitable access to vaccines, diagnostics, and treatments.   He warned that key equity provisions remain unresolved.  “Failure to reach a strong and enforceable agreement risks repeating the inequities witnessed ...