Use of boats for kidnap, ransom in foreign currency bad omen – Peter Obi

Former presidential candidate of the Labour Party, LP, Mr Peter Obi has said that the use of boats for kidnap and demand for ransoms in foreign currency have worsening socio-economic implications for the country.

This is even as he expressed sadness over the kidnap of the Managing Director of Fouani Company, Mohamed Fouani, alongside other three Lebanese, in Lagos.

160,000 children living with HIV in Nigeria – CCN

The Christian Council of Nigeria, CCN, has expressed concern over the high rate of children living with the Human Immunodeficiency Virus, HIV, in Nigeria.

It said about 160,000 children were living with HIV in Nigeria, with only 45,000 receiving treatment.

Buhari calls for increased food production, warns against population exploration

Former President Muhammadu Buhari has said he is pleased that more Nigerians have taken to the farm to grow more food so as to bring prices down and feed the nation.

In a statement signed by Special Adviser to the former President on media and publicity, Malam Garba Shehu, the immidiate-past President warned, however, that uncontrolled population growth was a matter for concern.

18 years old TikToker Peller who is also a virgin splashes over 100m on a New Ford Mustang 2024

Peller has been the biggest and most popular TikToker in Nigeria now for 2 years . He revealed that the least money he makes in a livestream is 1m naira and he currently charges 2M for any promo post .

This is someone that many people made mockery of for not speaking good Rnglish English. Toddy’s those who speak Good English run to him .

You see that situation that you are in ? God will turn it around and bless you beyond human imagination. AMEN 🙏

❗️Rare Virus That Can Kill a Person Within 48 Hours Spreads in Japan — Bloomberg

A rare virus, caused by a "flesh-eating bacterium," is spreading in Japan. The number of cases has increased following the easing of COVID-19 restrictions. This bacterium can lead to severe infections that may prove fatal within 48 hours. Authorities are likely on high alert, monitoring the situation closely and possibly implementing measures to contain the spread of this dangerous pathogen.