Polish president Karol Nawrocki set to visit the white house,

Polish President Karol Nawrocki Makes First White House Visit Endorsed by Trump

Polish President Karol Nawrocki, makes First White House VisitMakes his first White House Visit on September 3, 2025. Nawrocki, who received an endorsement from U.S. President Donald Trump during Poland’s elections, aims to strengthen U.S.-Poland relations in defense, energy, and regional security. Focus of the Visit During his historic White House visit, Polish President Karol…

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FG Hails Six‑Year Sentence for Simon Ekpa

FG Hails Six‑Year Sentence for Simon Ekpa — Major Win vs Terror

A Turning Point: FG Celebrates Ekpa’s Sentencing In a decisive moment for national security and justice, Nigeria’s Federal Government has lauded the six‑year prison sentence handed to separatist leader Simon Ekpa by a Finnish court. The verdict, delivered by the Päijät‑Häme District Court, marks a landmark victory in Nigeria’s ongoing campaign against terrorism. The Finnish…

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ICYMI: Tinubu Approves Lifetime Salary for Senior Officers – Major Boost

ICYMI: Tinubu Approves Lifetime Salary for Senior Officers – Major Boost

Tinubu approves retiring Interior Ministry Senior Officers lifetime salary, ahead of performance-based reforms. What you need to know now. In a landmark development announced at the 2025 Ministerial Retreat, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has approved a lifetime salary benefit for senior officers retiring from the ranks of Deputy Controller, Comptroller, or Commandant-General (and above). This…

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Imo State Approves ₦104,000 Minimum Wage, Doctors and Lecturers Benefit

Imo State Approves ₦104,000 Minimum Wage, Doctors and Lecturers Benefit

Imo State boosts civil servants’ minimum wage to ₦104,000, with doctors and lecturers seeing dramatic raises. A culturally rich move for dignity and growth. Under the warm Nigerian skyline, a powerful declaration just echoed: Imo State Governor Hope Uzodimma has elevated the minimum wage for civil servants to ₦104,000, signaling a bold statement of dignity,…

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