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25/07/2025

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25/07/2025

https://p-aneketv.com/ngx-market-capitalisation-hits-n84trn

NGX: Market capitalisation hits N84trn

The Nigerian stock market continued on a bullish trend on Thursday, gaining N406 billion.



Market capitalisation rose by N406 billion or 0.48 per cent, closing at N84.262 trillion when compared to N83.856 trillion recorded on Wednesday.



Similarly, the All-Share Index (ASI) climbed 642.57 points or 0.48 per cent, reaching 133,200 from 132,557.43 recorded earlier.



The upward trend was driven by strong buying interest in medium and large-capitalised stocks, including: Academy Press, FTN Cocoa, RT Briscoe, Guiness Nigeria and 42 others.



Also, the market breadth closed positive with 46 gainers and 33 losers.



Academy Press led the gainers’ chart, climbing by 10 per cent and closing at N8.47 while FTN Cocoa Processors also gained by 10 per cent, settling at N6.60 per share.



Sovereign Trust Insurance increased by 10 per cent, ending the session by N1.43 and RT Briscoe soared by 9.97 per cent, finishing at N3.75 per share.



Also, Guiness Nigeria rose by 9.97 per cent, closing at N106.45 per share.



On the flip side, ABC Transport dropped by 10 per cent, ending the session at N4.59 while John Holt also decreased by 10 per cent, closing at N8.10 per share.



Union Dicon Salt fell by 10 per cent, settling at N9.00 and Industrial and Medical Gases lost by 9.89 per cent, finishing at N38.25 per share.



Similarly, Secure Electronic Technology shed by 9.71 per cent, closing at 93k per share.



A total of 818.39 million shares worth N22.67 billion were exchanged across 22.955 transactions.



This is in contrast to 681.24 million shares worth N17.02 billion that was exchanged across 26,931 transactions earlier on Wednesday.



Transactions in the shares of Ja Paul Gold led the activity chart with 83.79 million shares worth N231.76 million.



United Bank for Africa followed with 73.09 million shares valued at N3.41 billion while Access Corporation transacted 65 million shares worth N1.85 billion.



Consolidated Hallmark Holdings sold 55.71 million shares valued at N169.1 million and Nigerian Breweries traded 41.11 million shares worth N2.97 billion.

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25/07/2025

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Windstorm claims 4 lives in Yobe

Windstorm, accompanied by torrential rainfall, has killed 4 persons and destroyed 1,637 mud houses in Yobe since May 9.

Dr Muhammad Goje, Executive Secretary, Yobe State Emergency Management Agency (YOSEMA), stated this to journalists in Damaturu on Thursday.

He said that the disaster affected seven local government areas of Bursari, Damaturu, Fika, Fune, Gulani, Potiskum and Tarmuwa.

Goje said 92 persons sustained various degrees of injuries in the devastating windstorm, which affected 5,022 individuals in 1,264 households.

The executive secretary said that 83 households, comprising 368 individuals, were displaced by the disaster.

He said that a total of 48 communities were affected by the disaster, with Fika being the worst hit.

In response, Goje said that YOSEMA in partnership with Action Against Hunger (ACC), with support from the German Federal Foreign Office (GFFO), distributed life-saving relief materials to 566 households in Fika and Potiskum.

The executive secretary said that a joint needs assessment by SEMA and ACF, prioritised the most vulnerable families who lost their homes, essential belongings and in need of hygiene services.

He said that Mohammed Kingimi, ACF’s WASH Project Manager, had affirmed the organisation’s commitment to further assist the victims based on availability of resources.

“ACF is also preparing to roll out Food Security and Livelihood (FSL) support for the same 566 households to enhance their recovery,” he said.

He reiterated the state government’s commitment to protecting vulnerable communities through proactive emergency response initiatives.

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25/07/2025

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Suspected killer of Kogi journalist dies – Police

The Police command in Kogi says the suspected killer of Mr Ayo Aiyepeku, a photo-journalist, Mr Jacob Adebayo Pelumi, has allegedly committed su***de.



The Command’s spokesperson, SP Williams Ovye-Aya, revealed this to the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Thursday in Lokoja.



Ovye-Aya said Pelumi’s co**se was found in a hotel room in Lokoja, hours after police launched a manhunt for him on Wednesday.



“The hotel management alerted us early Thursday morning to a co**se lying in one of the rooms.



“Upon responding, we discovered it was the suspect wanted in connection with the alleged killing of the photo-journalist.



“We found a su***de note and a bottle of Sniper insecticide beside his bed in the hotel room,” he said.



Pelumi’s body has been deposited at the Federal University Teaching Hospital, Lokoja, for autopsy to determine the actual cause of death.



Ovye-Aya said Aiyepeku was gruesomely murdered on Tuesday night in an office near the Government House/GRA area of Lokoja.



He said the Hilux vehicle allegedly used by Pelumi has been recovered and is now parked at the ‘A’ Division station.



A deep freezer found in the vehicle has also been taken into custody by the police.



Regarding the whereabouts of Aiyepeku’s body, the police spokesperson said efforts to locate it are ongoing.



He stated that the Commissioner of Police, Miller Dantawaye, has ordered the case transferred to the State Criminal Investigation Department.



“The discreet investigation will help us uncover what truly happened,” Ovye-Aya said.



He appealed to the victim’s family, colleagues, and the public to provide credible information to aid the investigation.



Earlier, the deceased’s family made a passionate appeal to police authorities and the Kogi government for justice.



Chief James Aiyepeku, father of the deceased, said his son was assassinated in cold blood and called for justice.



He described Ayobami as gentle and hardworking, with no known quarrels at work over the last four years.



He pleaded with Gov. Ahmed Ododo and security agencies to help retrieve his son’s body and punish the perpetrators.



Mr Timothy Aiyepeku, the deceased’s elder brother, and his uncle, Dr Ibikunle Jide, also appealed for justice.



Timothy said: “As I speak, we have yet to recover the body of my younger brother.”



He described Ayobami as kind, humble and hardworking, saying the family deserves justice for his untimely death.



He appealed to the Federal and Kogi governments and police authorities to uncover the mystery behind the killing.



Dr Jide commended the police for their swift response but urged intensified efforts to recover Ayobami’s body.



He stressed that government must be proactive, as every hand must be on deck to find the body promptly.



“We also thank the media for ensuring the incident receives wide coverage and public attention,” he added.

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25/07/2025

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FG has delivered over 500 health projects in 2 years – Minister

Prof. Muhammad Ali Pate, Minister of Health and Social Welfare, says Nigeria has delivered over 500 projects in just two years in addition to the inauguration of three world-class cancer centres.

Pate disclosed this on Thursday in Benin during the inauguration of a state-of-the-art Oncology Centre at the University of Benin Teaching Hospital (UBTH).

According to him, Nigeria’s health sector has undergone a historic transformation in the last two years under the administration of President Bola Tinubu.

The minister described the achievements as a bold shift from rhetoric to action in Nigeria’s healthcare delivery.

“In two years, we have embarked on a landmark transformation of Nigeria’s health sector.

“We have delivered three world-class oncology centres, with the one here in Benin as the third, and three others are ongoing and ant advanced stages in Zaria, Jos, and Lagos,” he said.

The minister explained that the Federal Government had so far implemented 501 projects across 61 federal tertiary hospitals and revitalised so many primary healthcare centres nationwide, including those in Edo.

Prof. Pate said that the infrastructure revolution in the sector was made possible by President Tinubu’s decision to prioritise the wellbeing of ordinary Nigerians.

“This President chose the sector that affects the lives of the ordinary citizen and decided to make that impact

“We have spent decades without investing in this manner. But this President decided to take the bull by the horn,” he said

The minister also credited the success to recent economic reforms, which had expanded fiscal space for public investment.

“Thanks to the coordinating minister of the economy and his economic management team, the painful reforms have borne fruit.

“That is how the resources are now available for the Federal Government to invest in health, education, and for states to invest in other ways.”

Highlighting the efficiency of the cancer centre project, Pate disclosed that through the Nigeria Sovereign Investment Authority (NSIA), world-class equipment was procured at significant savings.

“We got a 30 per cent discount from the original equipment manufacturers. Imagine the savings to the Nigerian public and it was delivered and executed on time,” he said.

Also speaking at the event, Mr Wale Edun, Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister of the Economy, said President Tinubu’s reforms were yielding tangible results in the health sector, with Nigerians no longer needing to travel abroad for cancer treatment.

“Today, the Nigerian no longer has to look abroad, has to look to a far distance in order to get treatment, to prevent, to treat and to help them survive this dreaded disease called cancer,” Edun said.

He said the six geopolitical zones of the country were benefiting from similar oncology projects, with strong partnerships between federal and subnational governments as well as the private sector.

“Our duty is to sustain this effort. We must look after these facilities and machines and ensure that they deliver what they were built for,” he stated.

On his part, the Chief Medical Director of UBTH, Prof. Darlington Obaseki, said the newly commissioned oncology centre was a product of “visionary leadership, strategic partnership and deliberate investment.”

According to him, the centre will be a game-changer for cancer treatment in southern Nigeria and beyond.

He revealed that over 4,300 cancer patients were seen at UBTH in 2024 alone, underscoring the urgent need for functional radiotherapy equipment.

“For 10 years, our cobalt radiation machine was down. Today, that challenge has been solved. This centre will serve not just Edo people, but all Nigerians,” he said.

Prof. Obaseki added that more than 259 patients had benefited from the National Cancer Access Programme, with over N430 million spent on treatment and diagnostics in recent years.

He praised the Minister of Health and partners like the NSIA, MedServe, and the Federal Government for their commitments to the health sector.

The new UBTH Oncology Centre is equipped with modern radiotherapy and chemotherapy facilities, positioning it as one of Nigeria’s most advanced cancer treatment hub.

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25/07/2025

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Peaceland College, Enugu swears-in newly elected SUG executive

The Peaceland College of Education, Enugu, on Wednesday, sworn-in the newly elected members of the Students' Union Government (SUG) of the Institution for 2025/2026 academic year.

The new executives was elected on July 11, 2025 to pilot the affairs of the students of the college.

Speaking during the exercise, the Dean of Student Affairs, Dr Jacob Osulor, appreciated the Vice Chancellor of Peaceland University/ founder of the college, Prof. Leonard Ilechukwu, for ensuring successful election.

He equally lauded the electoral committee headed by Dr Alloy Ezeagu, for peaceful SUG election as well as the outgoing executive for their selfless sacrifices, resilient and commitment.

The dean charged the executive to see leadership as service and expressed the need for them to work as team and in collaboration with the management of the college.

Also speaking, the Provost of the college, Dr Kelvin Nwachukwu, extolled the relationship that had been existing between SUG and the management since the inception of the college.

He advised the executive to always seek for dialogue with the management on issues than taking laws into their hands.

"Do not allow unionism prevent you from attending your classes, be good ambassadors of Peaceland and comply with its rules and regulations," he advised.

In his remark, Ilechukwu appreciated what he described as virtue of humility, selfless sacrifices and hardworking being exhibited by the staff of the college.

According to him, their attitude and dedication to duty has brought tremendous progress to the Institution.

"I can travel without worry because I have dependable, trustworthy and hardworking staff," Ilechukwu said.

He commended the outgoing executive for their 'gentlemen way' of addressing the issues affecting students, urging the incoming executives to emulate them.

The VC called on them to make difference by becoming different in all they do, tasking them on listening before acting and limiting their social lives by embracing their studies which, he said was their primary purpose of being in school.

He, however, pledged to collaborate with them to move the college forward.

In an interview, the Director of Academic Planning (DAP), Dr Austin Ojobeagu, said he was excited as it was the first time a part-time student would devoted himself to lead SUG which showed an all inclusive development.

Ojobeagu also the Director Part-Time Programme, added that his vision was to see the college become one of the best college of education in Nigeria.

Responding, the SUG President, Comrade Godsown Onuzulike, while thanking the vice Chancellor and the management for giving them opportunity to serve, pledged to work with management to actualise the dreams of establishing the college.

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24/07/2025

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Obi Donates ₦50 Million to Alma Mater, Replies Edo Governor

Former Governor of Anambra State, Mr. Peter Obi, on Thursday presented a cheque of ₦50 million to his alma mater, Christ the King College (CKC), Onitsha, for infrastructural development.

The donation, made in collaboration with some fellow Old Boys of the school, was aimed at supporting educational development and improving learning conditions at the institution.

Speaking during the presentation, Mr. Obi addressed recent comments made by the Governor of Edo State, Sen. Monday Okpebholo regarding his visits to the state without prior notice.

“I am not afraid of visiting any state in Nigeria, particularly when the purpose is to support causes that contribute to nation building, such as education, health, and poverty alleviation,” Obi said.

He emphasised that his visit to Benin, which he would repeat if need be, was solely to support the development of healthcare services and expressed disappointment that such an act was politicised. “I went to Benin to invest in a better life for the people. If they have good doctors and nurses, life will be better for them. What I expect the governor to do is to complement efforts aimed at improving society,” he added.

On the donation to CKC, Obi noted that the gesture was motivated by gratitude to the institution that shaped the formative years of both himself and the other Old Boys who contributed to the donation.

His words: “This school helped form the values I and many others still hold dear today - discipline, moral grounding, and academic excellence. Supporting it is a way of giving back,” he said.

He used the occasion to call on fellow alumni of CKC and other schools to support their alma maters in whatever way they can, noting that the burden of educational development should not rest on government alone.

The Archbishop of Onitsha, Most Rev. Valerian Okeke, who received the donation on behalf of the school, commended Obi and the other Old Boys for their commitment to education and nation-building. He offered prayers for them and urged others to emulate their example.

Also speaking at the event, the Senior Prefect of the school, Master Ejike Ekene, expressed gratitude to Mr. Obi, describing him as a role model and an inspiration to students.

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24/07/2025

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Road Safety arrests 290,887 road traffic violators nationwide

No fewer than 290, 887 road traffic violators across the country, have been arrested by the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) between January and June.

The Corps Marshal, of the corps, Malam Shehu Mohammed disclosed this at a press briefing on Thursday in Abuja.

Mohammed said that the violators were arrested in connection with 319,798 road traffic offences.

He also disclosed that within the period in 2024, the corps arrested no fewer than 250,720 offenders for committing 271,895 offences.

According to him, the statistic when compared shows a 16 per cent rise in arrests and also 14.9 per cent increase in offences booked.

“The increase in the percentage of arrests and offences does not reflect FRSC as a weakened institution.

“On the contrary, it affirms that the corps is more vigilant and responsive to ensuring safety through visible enforcement.”

The corps marshal revealed that within the period under review, more than 30 million people travelled using 2.3 million vehicles across the country’s national road network.

He said that the volume of vehicles and passengers on the roads had a correlative impact on the total number of offenders and offences booked.

He also said that it called for more effort from the corps personnel to meet up with the expectations for safety by the motoring public.

According to him, Anambra and Kano State alone accounted for more than 6.5 million passengers representing 22 per cent of the total people who traveled.

“These figures clearly demonstrate that the scale of road usage was quite high with attendant pressure on the road infrastructure and on our workforce.

“Let me state unequivocally that FRSC is not overwhelmed. The corps is a resilient and committed agency rising to meet up with the growing national challenge with professionalism and innovation.

“You will recall that our management made a solemn commitment to reposition and strengthen the corps on all fronts. I wish to assure that we are relentless in our commitment towards achieving the strategic objectives of this administration.”

The FRSC boss added that the corps was determined to ensure that the motoring public complied with road traffic laws and regulations through special enforcement operations for the remaining part of the year.

He said that the FRSC would adopt stringent measures of enforcement by strengthening Mobile Court sessions and special monitoring operations to deal with recalcitrant drivers on the highways.

“It is expected that these measures will impact positively on driver behaviour thus ensuring safety on our roads. Let me remind us all that road crash is a societal challenge, and our response must be strategic, sustained, and supported by all stakeholders.

“As we move into the third quarter of 2025, I charge all Commanding Officers to intensify field operations, maintain discipline, and uphold the core values of the corps.

“We shall continue to demonstrate in words and in deeds that the FRSC is committed to achieving its statutory mandate.

“I call on all stakeholders and the motoring public to speak out in the face of reckless conduct on our roads as we journey towards achieving the vision for zero traffic-death in Nigeria,” he said.

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