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Nigeria: Misinformation, Communication Gaps Threaten Tinubu's Agenda, Says APC Chieftain

[Daily Trust] Persistent misinformation and a severe lack of public awareness regarding federal initiatives pose a critical threat to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's progressive governance agenda, an All Progressives Congress (APC) chieftain, Dr. Femi Alabi, warned over the weekend.

Dr. Femi Alabi, an All Progressives Congress (APC) chieftain, warned on the weekend that misinformation and a lack of public knowledge about federal initiatives could jeopardize President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's progressive governance plans. During the inauguration of state coordinators for the Tinubu/Shettima Grassroots Canvassers, Alabi emphasized that socio-economic issues and inadequate communication could overshadow the administration's successes.

He highlighted the importance of accountability, economic growth, infrastructure, and the rule of law in governance but stressed that communication gaps remain a significant vulnerability. Alabi urged citizens to become more actively involved in politics and called on the newly appointed canvassers to serve as a moral connection between the government and the public.

Grassroots mobilization should be carried out with honesty, respect for differing viewpoints, and adherence to democratic principles, according to Alabi. Dr. Dominic Alancha, the Forum's National Coordinator, suggested that sub-national leaders should promptly share the administration's performance report with local communities, aligning preparations for the 2027 general elections.

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Nigeria: 620,000 Displaced By Banditry, Kidnapping in North-West - IOM

[Daily Trust] Nearly 620,000 people have been displaced by armed banditry and kidnapping across the North-West, the International Organisation for Migration (IOM) has said.

  • Nearly 620,000 displaced by banditry and kidnapping in Nigeria's North-West region.
  • IOM reports 84% of 737,073 IDPs documented in assessed states.
  • Katsina alone saw over 138,000 displaced by insecurity and natural disasters.

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