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*'Journalist Suffered Injuries To Legs, Hands, Other Body Parts, Torn Clothes, Damaged Mobile Phone' *Victim Works For A Govt-Owned Media House, Presented His IDs, Was Assaulted -NUJ States *Union Says Will Not Condone Such Action Again *Urges State Govt To Rein In, Educate Security Personnel On Constitutional Duties Of Journalists By Rosemary Ameh, Sokoto An angry Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ), Sokoto State Council, has condemned the alleged assault on its Secretary, Comrade Muhammad Nasir Bello, by personnel of the Department of State Services (DSS) attached to Sokoto State Government House. Bello, who is a correspondent of the News Agency…

*Unveils New Africa-Caribbean Health, Trade Corridor By Tony Ezimakor , Abuja Secretary to Government of the Federation (SGF), Senator George Akume has stated that the Caribbean is a family rather than a marketplace to be exploited, noting that the bi-directional healthcare, trade, skills and manufacturing corridor contemplated across the Atlantic is for mutual benefit of both Africa and the Caribbean. Akume stated this in Antigua during a Fireside Chat at the Commonwealth Business Forum on the sidelines of the Commonwealth Heads Of Government Meeting (GHOGM) 2026, alongside Barbados Prime Minister, Mia Amor Mottley, and the World Trade Organisation's (WTO) Director-General,…

By our reporter Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA), through its Department of Facilities Maintenance and Management (DFMM), has intensified the ongoing citywide desilting and drainage maintenance operations across major districts of the Federal Capital City (FCC) as part of a strategic flood control and infrastructure preservation programme. The intervention is aimed at enhancing the efficiency of the capital city's drainage network, ensuring the free flow of stormwater and mitigating the impact of heavy rainfall on residents, businesses, and critical public infrastructure. These were contained in a press statement, a copy of which was made available to People&Politics in Abuja today.…

*'How Can You Lead Workers You Don't Live With? How Can You Negotiate For People Whose Suffering You Don't Feel? He Has Abandoned Workers' *Concerns Over How TUC President Funds Alleged Intercontinental Travels By Felix Durumbah, Abuja Who fights more effectively for Nigerian workers? Where must such leader reside? And how does such leader practically demonstrate understanding? These are some of the worrying questions thrown up by the ongoing war of words between President of Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC), Comrade Joe Ajaero, and his colleague in Trade Union Congress (TUC), Comrade Festus Osifo, over the half year-long N70,000 monthly transport…