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Jos, Nigeria - In a heartwarming display of kindness and generosity, Voices In Nigeria Adolescents and Advocacy Initiative, in partnership with PRTV Sharp Arrows, is hosting a Christmas Funfair for less privileged children on December 25th, 2025, at 12pm at the PRTV Premises in Rayfield, Jos. The event, proudly supported by the Duke of Jos, aims to bring smiles to the faces of these children and make their Christmas a little brighter. JOS360 HUB, a leading business enterprise community, has stepped forward to donate sanitary pads to teenage girls and clothes to the less privileged, adding to the festive cheer. "We are thrilled to be part of this noble initiative," said Dashe Chatong, Event Manager of JOS360 who represented the CEO. "Our goal is to make a difference in the lives of these children and bring joy to their faces." Engr Charles David, CEO of JOS360 HUB, echoed these sentiments, "At JOS360 HUB, we believe in giving back to the community. W...

December 13, 2025. By Ayuba Doekyil  No person of good morals should feel pity for the duo of Chris Ngige and Abubakar Malami simply because they are under EFCC interrogation over corruption allegations. These are men who held powerful public offices and, from what Nigerians have seen and heard over the years, allegedly enriched themselves while in government.  Accountability is not witch-hunt. It is a responsibility. When public officers are invited to answer questions about how they managed public resources, there should be no pity, only a demand for truth and justice. Recent developments show that the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission has widened its probe into both men. Chris Ngige, former Minister of Labour and Productivity, is facing charges linked to alleged contract irregularities during his time overseeing the Nigeria Social Insurance Trust Fund.  The allegations centre on the award of contracts running into billions of naira to companies said ...