WIC Program Gets $300M Lifeline During Government Shutdown

WIC Program Gets $300M Lifeline During Government Shutdown

In response to the federal government shutdown, the administration has allocated $300 million to sustain the WIC (Women, Infants, and Children) nutrition program. The move ensures that the program can continue helping over 6 million low-income mothers, infants, and young children purchase essential food items.This infusion came at a critical time, as WIC’s annual funding…

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Trump Snubbed Again for 2025 Nobel Peace Prize

Trump Snubbed Again for 2025 Nobel Peace Prize

U.S. President Donald Trump again fell short in the race for the 2025 Nobel Peace Prize. Although several prominent figures nominated him and he himself emphasized his peace efforts, the prize went to Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado. The Norwegian Nobel Committee stated Machado won for her steadfast work promoting democratic rights and pushing…

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Tinubu Explains Why He Chose Amupitan as INEC Chair

Tinubu Explains Why He Chose Amupitan as INEC Chair

President Bola Tinubu has clarified why he nominated Professor Joash Ojo Amupitan as the new Chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission. He said the choice followed a detailed assessment of experience, character, and integrity. Tinubu also noted that the appointment aims to rebuild public confidence in Nigeria’s electoral system and ensure fair, credible elections….

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Tinubu to Pick New INEC Chair This Week

Tinubu to Pick New INEC Chair This Week

President Bola Tinubu has officially accepted the completion of Mahmood Yakubu’s tenure as INEC Chairman, which ended this week. In line with INEC’s internal protocol, the most senior National Commissioner, May Agbamuche Mbu, has assumed the position of Acting Chair until a substantive appointment is confirmed. The transition sets the stage for Tinubu to announce…

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Uche Nnaji Resigns Amid Certificate Allegations

Uche Nnaji Resigns Amid Certificate Allegations

Uche Nnaji, former Minister of Innovation, Science, and Technology in Nigeria, officially submitted his resignation from the federal cabinet. His exit comes in the wake of a published investigation that accused him of submitting forged university degrees and NYSC certificates during his Senate confirmation. In stepping down, Nnaji stated that his decision does not equate…

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Bondi Dodges Questions as Democrats Accuse Her of DOJ Weaponization

Bondi Dodges Questions as Democrats Accuse Her of DOJ Weaponization

At a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing, Attorney General Pam Bondi repeatedly refused to answer direct queries from Democrats who accused her of politicizing the Justice Department to benefit President Trump’s allies. The hearing followed the recent indictment of former FBI Director James Comey, which Democrats cited as possible evidence of the DOJ’s erosion of independence…

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Senator Natasha Resumes Senate Duties After Six-Month Suspension

Senator Natasha Resumes Senate Duties After Six-Month Suspension

Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan from Kogi Central officially returned to the Senate today after completing her six-month suspension. She arrived early at the National Assembly complex and reconnected with colleagues before the plenary began. Her comeback signals a renewed commitment to legislative work and her constituents. Her lawyer, Victor Giwa, confirmed that she is fully cleared…

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Tinubu Stops Sabotage Attempt at Dangote Refinery as Dangote Shows Gratitude

Tinubu Stops Sabotage Attempt at Dangote Refinery as Dangote Shows Gratitude

The Dangote Refinery recently faced a serious security scare after reports of a sabotage attempt. According to Dangote Petroleum, the dismissed workers planned to disrupt operations, which could have caused major damage. The company credited President Bola Tinubu with stepping in quickly to prevent the situation from getting out of control. By intervening, Tinubu helped…

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