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  By allcitynews.ng  The Federal Executive Council has brought a full turnaround change into 53 years old  National Youth Service Corps (NYSC). The reasons for this drastic  change is to make participants economic growing tools after  passing out from the camp. It is now meant to repositioning the NYSC into skills-focused, productivity-driven institution that will aligned with the Federal Government’s economic agenda. To equips NYSC participants with the skills, experience and opportunities they need to thrive in a fast-changing world and make it a redesigned institution that would make the institution more relevant to Nigeria’s contemporary economic and youth development needs. Thus, it has approved a comprehensive turnaround into the NYSC marking the first major restructuring of the scheme since it was established 53 years ago. The reforms, approved at the FEC meeting in Abuja on Monday, are aimed at repositioning the NYSC into a skills-focused, productivity-d...

   ASSOCIATION OF FREE  READEERS OF NIGERIA, DOING THEIR WORK WELCOME TO THIS NEWS CRUISE CONTROL PLATFORM WHERE YOU  CAN TRAVEL AROUND THE WORLD VIA READING NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL NEWS WITHIN FEW MINUTES- COME ALONG, ENJOY THE RIDE News Update, Tuesday, 30-06-2026 **Tinubu swears in two RMAFC, six NPC Commissioners    **FG working to scrap fine option for convicted drug traffickers – NDLEA **Atiku raises alarm over alleged plot to exclude ADC from 2027 polls  **FG approves first major reform of NYSC in 53 years **INEC clashes with parties over codes for candidate portal **FG bans commercial motorcycles, tricycles on Coastal Highway **Lagos youth ambassadors set for Singapore study tour, seek global leadership exposure  **Only criminals have reason to fear’: Oshiomhole endorses death penalty by firing squad for Edo kidnappers  **Governor Nwifuru reshuffles cabinet, moves commissioners **Ekiti bans graduation parties, approves textbook reu...

By allcitynews.ng  Apparently aware that sanitation is foundational to public health and human dignity, the leadership of Nestlé Nigeria has intensified it's cleanup sanitation exercise. And in further consideration on focusing on cleanliness, hygiene, and the vital role of environmental sanitation, Nestlé Nigeria, working alongside coalition has completed the 2026 World Environment Day community sensitization and clean-up campaign across 12 locations nationwide, bringing together volunteers, communities and stakeholders in coordinated action to support environmental stewardship and responsible waste management. Speaking on the initiative, the Lead Corporate Communications, Corporate Affairs and Sustainability, Nestlé Nigeria, Victoria Uwadoka, pointed out that “Environmental progress is most sustainable when communities see themselves as active participants rather than observers. What encouraged us most this year was not only the volume of waste recovered, but the willingness of v...

  The Osun Development Association (ODA), has called on all political parties, candidates, supporters, and other political actors to exercise restraint, civility, and respect for the democratic process as campaigns gather momentum ahead of the August Governorship Election in Osun State.  In a statement signed by its Chairman, Dr. Segun Aina, the Association said elections should be a contest of ideas and programmes, not a platform for violence, intimidation, hate speech, or actions that threaten public peace and development. “As an organisation committed to the peace, unity and sustainable development of Osun State, ODA believes that elections must serve the advancement of our dear State,” Dr. Aina said.  Dr. Aina noted Osun’s history of political consciousness and maturity, and warned against eroding that legacy. “Osun has earned a reputation as one of Nigeria’s most politically conscious and enlightened States. Our people have consistently demonstrated maturity in exerc...

  WELCOME TO THIS NEWS CRUISE CONTROL PLATFORM WHERE YOU  CAN TRAVEL AROUND  THE WORLD VIA READING NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL NEWS WITHIN FEW MINUTES- COME ALONG, ENJOY THE RIDE News Update, Friday, 26-06-2026 **Senate, UNODC seek tougher laws against rising image-based sexual abuse in Nigeria **ICPC arraigns El-Rufai, ex-Aide  over alleged ₦8.68bn CCTV contract fraud **10bn Defamation: ‘I never attacked Kwankwaso, I only delivered God’s message’ – Primate Ayodele **FG condoles Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela over devastating earthquakes **At 61, Sanwo-Olu's legacy of service, resilience and vision takes centre stage as Lagos reflects on 7 years of transformational leadership **GAC felicitates Sanwo-Olu, Gbajabiamila on birthdays. **Lagos govt targets completion of over 2000 housing units before end of tenure **Adelabu pays tribute to Ajimobi on sixth anniversary of his death **Police refute misleading claims over viral Katsina video **Police have ...

  From left: Director, Social Development, Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs and Poverty Reduction, Mr Valentine Ezulu; Country Director, Innovations for Poverty Action (IPA), Funmilayo Ayeni; Minister of Humanitarian Affairs and Poverty Reduction, Dr Bernard Doro and Associate Director, Policy, IPA, Henry Chukwu during the National Poverty Intelligence Lab workshop in Abuja yesterday Dr Bernard Doro, the Minister of Humanitarian Affairs and Poverty Reduction says  the newly unveiled National Poverty Intelligence Lab (NPIL) is  an ignition  to help fast track a  reform journey that will  transform how Nigeria understands, responds to, and ultimately reduces poverty at scale. The minister said this at the unveiling of the NPIL at a Three -Day  Workshop on understanding how to use the instruments of the lab to better tackle poverty issues in Nigeria.  The workshop,  organized by the  ministry in collaboration with the Innovations  For ...