Abuja Received N172.9Billion FAAC Allocation In 10 Months, Yet Residents Grapple With Kidnappings, Insecurity

Abuja Received N172.9Billion FAAC Allocation In 10 Months, Yet Residents Grapple With Kidnappings, Insecurity

Data sourced and analysed from Federal Allocation data shows that the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) received a total of ₦172.91 billion from the Federation Account Allocation Committee (FAAC) between July 2025 and April 2026, with allocations fluctuating significantly during the period before climbing to a record high in April. An analysis of FAAC disbursement figures shows…

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FG Releases N111bn As Tinubu Launches Akwanga–Jos Superhighway

FG Releases N111bn As Tinubu Launches Akwanga–Jos Superhighway

[mc4wp_form id=33047] President Bola Ahmed Tinubu on Wednesday flagged off the construction of the 125-kilometre Akwanga–Jos section of the Akwanga–Jos–Bauchi–Gombe–Biu–Maiduguri Superhighway. The president also approved an immediate release of N111bn to kick-start the project. Speaking at the flag-off ceremony in Akwanga, Nasarawa State, Tinubu described the project as the fourth legacy infrastructure initiative under his…

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International Sports Press Association (AIPS) President’s message on World Sports Journalists Day: “Our profession guarantees a world of sport that is clean and free from politics”

International Sports Press Association (AIPS) President’s message on World Sports Journalists Day: “Our profession guarantees a world of sport that is clean and free from politics”

LAUSANNE, Switzerland, July 1, 2026/APO Group/ — Dear colleagues, we are living through a difficult, confusing, and violent time, but precisely for this reason we must react, find solutions, and explore new ways of practising our profession, which remains a guarantee for a cleaner and more educational world of sport for young people. POLITICS Politics…

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China Hawks, Tech Investors And Former Lawmakers: Meet Hegseth’s New Picks For Top Pentagon Board

Secretary of War Pete Hegseth has selected a new team to help shape policy for the Pentagon. The Department of War’s (DOW) new Defense Policy Board roster will be composed of former government officials, Silicon Valley investors, nuclear deterrence specialists, former lawmakers, economic security officials and conservative policy figures. Hegseth is adding the fresh appointees…

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