Jumoke Salako

UN Demands Stronger Humanitarian Response in Nigeria

UN Demands Stronger Humanitarian Response in Nigeria

The United Nations and emergency relief leaders have demanded a stronger humanitarian response across Nigeria as acute funding shortfalls threaten millions of displaced citizens. Aid agencies face a steep 159 million dollar deficit in their 2026 emergency plan despite surging food insecurity and communal violence. Former Kaduna State Governor Mukhtar Ramalan Yero highlighted the crisis…

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Iran Brands American Sanctions a Declaration of War

Iran Readies Economy as US Threatens Sanctions

Iranian authorities are rolling out emergency economic measures as Washington prepares a fresh round of trade and financial sanctions. The clerical state is shifting toward a wartime economic model after five months of active conflict with America and Israel. Inflation across domestic food markets has already crossed 128 percent, turning basic groceries into luxuries for…

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Indonesia Earthquake Kills 38 Across Coastal Towns

Indonesia Earthquake Kills 38 Across Coastal Towns

A powerful magnitude-7.7 earthquake struck off the coast of Indonesia, killing at least 38 people and flattening hundreds of coastal homes. Seismologists located the undersea tremor at a shallow depth, triggering strong shockwaves that tore through seaside settlements across regional districts. Disaster management officials reported that collapsing concrete walls and roof tiles crushed dozens of…

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WHO Declares Uganda Officially Free of Ebola

DRC Ebola Outbreak Becomes Second Largest on Record -WHO

The Democratic Republic of the Congo faces the second-largest Ebola outbreak in recorded history as official cases surpass 4,400 with over 2,000 dead. International health authorities warn the epidemic is moving faster than any previous wave of the virus. The World Health Organisation admits response teams are playing catch-up against unidentified transmission chains. Deep aid…

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Aviation Labour Crises Threaten Passenger, Lessor Confidence

Aviation Unions Ground Flights in Major Cities

Aviation unions grounded domestic flights across Nigeria after barricading departure terminals in Lagos and Abuja. Thousands of air travellers found themselves stranded at Murtala Muhammed and Nnamdi Azikiwe airports as unionists targeted major carriers like Air Peace. Labour leaders accuse the operators of withholding 15 billion Naira in statutory ticket sales charges owed to aviation…

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The Local Currency Bond Shift: Can the Capital Market Rescue Real-Sector Debt?

Foreign Firms Print Sixty-Five Percent of Nigerian Banknotes -CBN

Foreign printers produce nearly two-thirds of Nigeria’s physical currency. A fresh Central Bank report reveals that overseas contractors handled sixty-five percent of approved banknote production. Local printing facilities simply cannot meet national demand for cash. Printing domestic money abroad drains scarce foreign reserves while exposing national currency security to outside risks. The Nigerian Security Printing…

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