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2 days ago | blueprint.ng | Adewale Kupoluyi

Recently, the federal government reaffirmed its commitment to enhancing food security in Nigeria through a range of initiatives aimed at improving food production and fostering sustainable agricultural practices. Some of the initiatives were unveiled during the last meeting of 46th National Council on Agriculture and Food Security, where the Minister of Agriculture and Food Security, Senator Abubakar Kyari, outlined several priority actions being taken by the government.

3 days ago | blueprint.ng | Charles Dickson

In Lagos, where the air tastes of diesel fumes and ambition, there stood a federal teaching hospital—a crumbling monument to a nation’s fraying promises. Its gates sagged on rusted hinges, and the signboard out front, once declaring it a “Center of Excellence,” had faded to a ghostly whisper. This was where hope came to duel with despair. My friend Adaora, a schoolteacher with hands calloused from grading papers and scrubbing floors, arrived here one sweltering morning with her son Emeka.

1 week ago | blueprint.ng | Benjamin Samson

The Minister of Power, Adebayo Adelabu, says Nigeria reach a remarkable generation capacity of 6,003 megawatts on March 2, 2025 under the administration of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, marking the first time this level had been recorded in the country’s history. According to him, this achievement was followed by a peak generation evacuation of 5,801.44 megawatts on 4 March 2025.

1 week ago | blueprint.ng | Mustapha Muhammad

The recent conferment of Governor of the Year 2024 award on Kabir Yusuf of Kano state by the Leadership Newspaper did come to many of us as a surprise, considering his achievements in education in less than two years in office. His administration has shown commitment to advancing education in Kano state, reason for the Nigeria Union of Teachers (NUT) to confer him with the NUT Golden Award for rescuing Kano’s education sector from years of decay and neglect.

1 week ago | blueprint.ng | Benjamin Samson

The federal government Wednesday appealed to the media not to promote “terrorists’ propaganda by giving prominence to their cowardly acts.”It urged media stakeholders to deny terrorists the oxygen of publicity by amplifying the heroism of the armed forces, the resilience of affected communities, and the progress being made in the pursuit of peace. The appeal may have come against the background of the latest spike in the activities of some criminal elements in Benue, Plateau and Borno states.