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Us Weekly has affiliate partnerships. We receive compensation when you click on a link and make a purchase. Learn more! Between holiday hosting and organizing your family’s end-of-year schedule, dinner at home can easily get put on the back burner. It’s even more difficult when dietary restrictions are present. Luckily, Green Chef is changing the game, making answering ‘What’s for dinner?’ easier than ever. Green Chef is the number-one meal kit for clean eating and organic ingredients, and it caters to special dietary needs and preferences. Whether you follow a gluten-free, vegan, keto or Mediterranean diet, you’ll have easy, nutritious…

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Jigawa: Gov Namadi appoints  27 LG Council secretaries

Jigawa State Governor Umar Namadi has approved the appointment of 27 local government council secretaries across the state. The approval was conveyed in a letter signed by the Commissioner for Local Government, Mallam Ibrahim Garba Hannun-Giwa, and made available to the media. According to the statement, the newly appointed council secretaries are to resume duties with immediate effect in their respective local government areas, as part of efforts to enhance effective administration at the grassroots level. The names of the approved local government council Secretaries are as follows: – Abdulhamid Umar (Auyo)– Murtala Abdullahi Tade (Babura)– Bello Wakili (Biriniwa)– Aliyu…

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PRP seeks Tinubu’s impeachment over alleged tax laws alterations

The Peoples Redemption Party (PRP) has renewed its call for the impeachment of President Bola Tinubu if he is found guilty of tampering with Nigeria’s tax laws. The party accused the Tinubu administration of serious executive misconduct and disrespect for the constitution, following allegations that tax laws passed by the National Assembly were altered before being gazetted. This comes as the House of Representatives set up a seven-member ad-hoc committee to probe differences between the tax laws approved by lawmakers and the versions officially published. Raising the issue under Order 6, Rule 2 of the House Rules on a Point…

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Kano police assure residents of safe Christmas, New Year

The Kano State Police Command says it has concluded security plans to ensure a safe, peaceful and crime-free Christmas and New Year celebration across the state. In line with the directive of the Inspector-General of Police, IGP Kayode Adeolu Egbetokun, the Commissioner of Police in Kano, CP Ibrahim Adamu Bakori, met with operational commanders on Sunday, December 22, 2025.  The meeting included heads of departments, area and tactical commanders, as well as divisional police officers. According to the command, in a statement issued by its spokesman, CSP Abdullahi Kiyawa, the police boss ordered intensified patrols, visibility policing, intelligence-led operations, and…

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Scrapping Mother-Tongue Policy Hasty, Says Foundation

The Fafunwa Educational Foundation has faulted the Federal Government’s decision to scrap the policy mandating the use of mother tongues as the primary language of instruction in early basic education, describing the move as hasty and unfounded. The foundation’s reaction was contained in a statement by Sheri Fafunwa-Ndibe for the Board of Trustees and Muyiwa Obiyomi, Secretary of the Fafunwa Educational Foundation. The statement read, “The Federal Government has explained that it scrapped the national policy mandating the use of indigenous languages as the medium of instruction in schools due to poor learning outcomes and mass failure rates recorded in…

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Artisans besiege Lagos Assembly, allege plot to seize mechanic village

Hundreds of artisans operating under the Isheri-Idimu Powerline on Monday converged on the Lagos State House of Assembly to protest what they described as attempts to disrupt their means of livelihood. The protesters told PUNCH Metro at the scene that suspected hoodlums, allegedly acting on the directive of the Chairman of the Egbe-Idimu Local Council Development Area, Idris Balogun, were seeking to convert their mechanic village along Oladun Road, Isheri-Idimu, for private use. The artisans, who carried placards bearing inscriptions such as “Save us from land grabbers,” “We need competency, decency, and normalcy at Egbe-Idimu,” and “Powerline belongs to the…

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Two killed in Lagos-Ibadan Expressway crash near Isara-Remo

Two yet-to-be-identified occupants of a vehicle have lost their lives in a road crash along the Isara-Remo area of the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway. PUNCH Metro learnt on Monday from a traffic report by the Ogun State Traffic Compliance and Enforcement Agency that the accident occurred at about 3am. According to the report, the two passengers of a Suzuki bus were discovered by TRACE operatives and police officers at about 7am. The update noted that investigations revealed that the vehicle may have crashed into a broken-down truck along the expressway. The report identified the accident vehicle as a Suzuki bus with the…

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50 LinkedIn clichés to avoid in 2026 to sound original

LinkedIn has changed the way professionals communicate, especially in public. Before LinkedIn was launched in 2003, corporate language sounded different and was found mainly in meeting rooms, memos, annual reports, management books, and carefully edited press releases. No comment was complete without phrases like: “Think outside the box”, “win-win”, “take it to the next level”, “low-hanging fruit”. They sounded polished and deep. Those who didn’t use such expressions were seen as not sounding professional enough. But the phrases often hid weak thinking, vague plans or a fear of saying something plainly. As LinkedIn grew and became more important in the…

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Engineers canvass ethical AI to protect human rights

Engineers across Africa are urging ethical use of artificial intelligence as the technology expands into areas affected by insecurity, forced labour, and human trafficking. Experts say AI can help improve safety, but caution that it must not compromise human rights. Nigerian software engineer Ayotunde Somoye said the issue is both personal and technical. After years of developing large commercial systems used by millions, he has increasingly focused on applying AI to tackle security threats and human trafficking across the continent. “Behind every data point is a person, and that has to matter when we talk about security or human rights,”…

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FG fulfils housing pledge to 2023 AFCON Super Eagles

The Federal Government has fulfilled its promise of gifting a house to each member of the Super Eagles’ silver-winning 2023 Africa Cup of Nations squad, PUNCH Online reports. This was done through the National Sports Commission in Fez, Morocco, on Monday, almost two years after the tournament and just a day before the team’s opening game at the 2025 AFCON in Morocco. Led by Portuguese coach Jose Peseiro, the Super Eagles finished second at the 2023 AFCON, which was played between January to February 2024, losing 2-1 against the hosts in the final. Upon their arrival in Nigeria, President Bola…

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