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 BREAKING: Nigeria qualify for U17 AFCON By Babajide Razak  Nigeria finished in third place to scoop the bronze medals and book a place at next year’s Africa U17 Cup of Nations after a hard-fought 3-2 defeat of hosts Ghana at the WAFU B U17 Championship on Tuesday. For several days now, there had been opacity around the number of teams that would proceed to the 2025 Africa U17 Cup of Nations from the tournament in Ghana, but the window opened for the third-place winner here when, minutes to kick-off, Cote d’Ivoire (already in the competition final), was designated as hosts of next year’s continental finals. With Cote d’Ivoire as hosts and guaranteed a slot, Burkina Faso (no matter the result of the final match) and the third-place winner in the earlier game of the final day, were assured of berths in Abidjan. Congratulations Nigeria , Congratulations Golden Eaglet  Source: NFF.

  FG ENDORSES GROUNDBREAKING CLEAN COOKSTOVES PROJECT IN NIGERIA ... GreenPlinth Africa, Partners To Deploy 80 Million FREE Cookstoves Nationwide  ... Set to Plant 4 Billion Economic Trees Across The Nation In a landmark move towards sustainable development and environmental conservation, the Federal Government of Nigeria through the National Council on Climate Change has officially endorsed a revolutionary initiative aimed at addressing global climate crisis, environmental challenges and improving livelihoods across the nation. Under the auspices of Greenplinth Africa, in collaboration with strategic partners, an ambitious Article 6.4 project has been launched to distribute 80 million clean cookstoves free of charge to households throughout Nigeria. This initiative, the largest single clean cooking systems project in the world, marks a significant step forward in combatting the adverse health and environmental impacts associated with traditional cooking methods, such as indoor air pol

RIVERS STATE HIGH COURT GIVES INTERIM ORDER   The Rivers State High Court has given a temporary order to stop the Speaker of the Rivers State House of Assembly loyal to Wike, Martin Amaewhule, and 24 others from parading as assembly members. The case has been postponed until May 29th . The court also prohibited Martin Amaewhule from convening plenary at the assembly premises.