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Nigeria Launches Ebola Screening for Hajj Returnees, Others By Abdulrazaq Mungadi Nigerian authorities have introduced mandatory Ebola screening measures for returning Hajj pilgrims and other international travelers as part of efforts to prevent the importation of the disease amid an ongoing outbreak in parts of East Africa. The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control and Prevention (NCDC), in collaboration with aviation authorities, has intensified surveillance at international airports ahead of the arrival of thousands of Nigerian pilgrims from Saudi Arabia, expected to begin on June 4. Under the new protocols, all passengers traveling to Nigeria must complete an Ebola Health Declaration…

Arsenal vs PSG: What Defined the Champions League Final? By Abdulrazaq Mungadi Paris Saint-Germain may have retained the UEFA Champions League title after a dramatic penalty shootout victory over Arsenal, but the final was ultimately defined by three key factors: resilience, tactical adaptation and composure under pressure. For much of the first half, Arsenal looked the more likely winners. Kai Havertz’s early goal handed the Premier League champions a dream start, and Mikel Arteta’s side executed their game plan effectively. Arsenal were organised, disciplined and largely successful in restricting PSG’s attacking threats. Their defensive structure frustrated the French champions and…

Arsenal vs PSG: Clash of an Irresistible Force and an Immovable Object By Abdulrazaq Mungadi The UEFA Champions League final has often been described as football’s ultimate examination, a stage where talent, tactics and temperament are tested under the brightest lights. This year’s showdown between Arsenal and Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) offers all three, but perhaps more importantly, it presents a fascinating tactical battle between two teams whose strengths appear perfectly designed to challenge one another. If football’s oldest paradox asks what happens when an irresistible force meets an immovable object, then the Champions League final may provide the answer. For…

From Dream to Reality, Heralding the Arrival of Jewel Post Newspaper With modernity taking humanity to an unprecedented level ever experienced in the known history of the world, especially in the information and communication sector that has propelled other growth and development indices, here comes another opportunity for the people to be adequately informed by getting all the sides to issues and happenings surrounding our governance and social interactions. Launching the ‘Jewel Post’ on this auspicious occasion of Nigeria’s 27th Year of uninterrupted democratic rule, Nigerians and the world community who have the desire to be informed about…

Democracy at 27: Between Hope, Hardship, Search for Good Governance By Abdulrazaq Mungadi When Nigeria returned to democratic rule in 1999 after years of military dictatorship, many citizens believed the country was entering a new era of freedom, development, and prosperity. Twenty-seven years later, Nigerians across different walks of life continue to express mixed feelings about the country’s democratic journey, acknowledging gains in some sectors while lamenting economic hardship, corruption, unemployment, and failed expectations. From traders struggling to survive harsh economic realities to youths demanding accountability and community leaders calling for political reforms, many Nigerians say…

2027: Biggest Winners of Parties’ Primary Elections   By Haruna Gimba The primary elections conducted by major political parties across Nigeria over the last two weeks have produced a mix of results with far-reaching political implications. The exercise, which is the first phase ahead of the general elections, was marked by the surprising emergence of new and old faces that may reshape the polity ahead of the 2027 general elections. Some known names on the political stage tightened their grip on power by securing return tickets to the respective offices they currently hold; for some lawmakers, it is for…

Democracy Day: What Has 27 Years of Civilian Rule Offered Nigeria’s Youth?   By Azubuike Chima Since Nigeria returned to democratic rule in 1999, the country has experienced its longest uninterrupted stretch of civilian governance. For millions of young Nigerians born after that transition, democracy is the only system they have ever known. Yet, nearly three decades later, many are asking a painful question: has democracy truly improved their lives? The frustration of Nigerian youths is no longer hidden. It is seen in the streets, heard in conversations, and reflected daily on social media. A story shared by popular influencer…