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Lady Fatima Maada Bio Departs for Sierra Leone-Canada Trade & Investment Show in Toronto

Lady Dr. Fatima Maada Bio has today departed from Freetown International Airport to attend the Sierra Leone-Canada Trade, Investment & Cultural Show in Toronto, Canada. She will serve as the Distinguished Grand Chief Patron of the event.
The show, scheduled for September 18-20, 2025, aims to strengthen bilateral ties by spotlighting opportunities in trade, investment, and cultural partnership between Sierra Leone and Canada.
As part of her role, the First Lady is expected to deliver keynote addresses and participate in networking sessions with Canadian business leaders, policymakers, and Sierra Leonean diasporans, all in the service of fostering stronger economic collaboration.
ECOWAS Chair Bio Meets Burkina Faso’s President Traoré to Deepen Regional Ties

President Julius Maada Bio, in his capacity as Chairperson of ECOWAS, completed a working visit to Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso, where he met with President Captain Ibrahim Traoré.
Key Points from the Visit
The leaders discussed strengthening cooperation between ECOWAS and the Alliance of Sahel States (AES) member states, aiming to address shared regional challenges.
Security was a central concern, especially given the ongoing threats from insurgencies and political instability in the Sahel region.
They explored ways to enhance diplomatic and economic ties, likely including trade, infrastructure investment, and collaborative development projects.
Why It’s Significant
This meeting underscores a renewed effort for unity among regional blocs—ECOWAS and the AES—in a region facing rising security threats.
It signals Bio’s commitment to his role as ECOWAS Chairperson, reinforcing diplomatic channels with military-ruled states such as Burkina Faso.
By engaging with President Traoré, Bio helps maintain regional stability, which is crucial for trade, humanitarian issues, and counter-terrorism cooperation.
Ezekiel Nathaniel Makes History: First Nigerian in World 400m Hurdles Final Since 1987

Ezekiel Nathaniel, the 21-year-old Nigerian hurdler, is turning heads at the 2025 World Athletics Championships after running an electrifying 47.47 seconds in the 400m hurdles semifinals the fastest time across all semifinals.
With that performance, he has become the first Nigerian man to reach the men’s 400m hurdles final since Henry Amike did in 1987.
Already holder of the Nigerian record (47.31s from Chorzów, 2025) , Nathaniel is now being viewed as a global contender. He has specifically warned the established “Big 3” hurdlers that they’ll have to watch out.
Expectations are high: in the final, Nathaniel will aim not just for a medal, but to break more records and cement his standing among the world’s elite.
📌 Sources: Athletics Federation of Nigeria reports, Premium Times, Vanguard, Making of Champions
U.S. Appeals Court Blocks Trump’s Attempt to Remove Fed Governor Lisa Cook

A U.S. appeals court has ruled against former President Donald Trump’s attempt to remove Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook, allowing her to remain on the board during the pending legal case. The D.C. Circuit Court upheld a lower court’s decision, stating that Cook’s due process rights were violated as she was not given proper notice or an opportunity to respond to the allegations.
The Trump administration had accused Cook of mortgage fraud, alleging that she misrepresented property ownership before her 2022 confirmation. However, Cook has denied these allegations, and a federal judge previously ruled that the claims did not meet the legal grounds required for her removal.
The appeals court’s decision is significant as it underscores the importance of due process and the legal protections afforded to Federal Reserve governors. The case also highlights ongoing tensions between the executive branch and the central bank over monetary policy decisions.
The Trump administration is expected to appeal the ruling to the Supreme Court. In the meantime, Cook will continue to serve on the Federal Reserve Board, including participating in the upcoming policy meeting where interest rate decisions are expected to be made.
Nigerian Influencer Peller Rejects ₦1 Billion Offer to Relocate to Ghana for Kick Streaming Initiative

Nigerian influencer Peller (Habeeb Hamzat) has turned down a significant offer to relocate to Ghana and help local youth engage in streaming on the platform Kick. The proposal included ₦1 billion and an additional $500,000.
In a heartfelt message shared on his social media, Peller expressed his deep affection for Nigeria and his commitment to supporting its youth. He also humorously mentioned his concern about someone else taking his partner, Jarvis, if he were to be away for an extended period.
This decision follows a similar stance Peller took earlier when he rejected a ₦3 billion offer from Netflix for Jarvis to participate in a kissing scene, emphasizing his dedication to her and their relationship.
Mike Johnson Says Charlie Kirk Killing “Could Be a Turning Point” for U.S., Urges Leaders to Tone Down Rhetoric

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House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-Louisiana) has said that the recent killing of conservative activist Charlie Kirk may represent “a turning point” for the country. Speaking on Face the Nation, Johnson urged public officials and media personalities to turn down the rhetoric and stop framing political disagreements as existential threats.
Johnson warned against the use of extreme labels—such as calling people “Nazis” or “fascists”—noting that such language, increasingly common in political discourse, can embolden those predisposed to violence. He expressed hope that leaders from both sides of the aisle are stepping up to foster calm and responsible speech.
He also described the emotional aftermath within Congress, saying lawmakers feel a mix of anger, sadness, and fear as the country reacts to the targeted attack. The shooter, Tyler James Robinson, was arrested and charged with aggravated murder and other offenses.
Johnson recalled a moment of silence held in Kirk’s honor, and shared that he believes Kirk would have wanted people to move forward “boldly … in love,” rather than descending into despair.
Hilda Baci Ushers in New Venue & Bigger Crowd for World Jollof Festival

Chef Hilda Baci’s highly anticipated “Gino World Jollof Festival with Hilda Baci” will now be held at Eko Hotel Car Park B, Lagos, following the announcement of a venue change to accommodate the huge public interest.
Here are the latest confirmed details:
The event will still take place on September 12, 2025, free for the public to attend.
250 bags of rice will be used toward the record-breaking jollof challenge.
The specially designed pot has a capacity of 22,619 litres, and organizers plan to fill it to about 80%.
Over 20,000 people have already registered to attend.
The new venue—Eko Hotel Car Park B—is being described as larger and more prestigious than the previously chosen site. The change was made to ensure safety, comfort, and an even better experience for attendees.
Beyond the record attempt, the festival will feature food exhibitions, cultural showcases, and live entertainment, aiming to celebrate the cultural history and pride surrounding Jollof rice in Nigeria.
Liberia vs Malawi | FIFA World Cup Qualifiers Match Day Kick-off 18:00hrs

It’s Match Day! 🇱🇷 Liberia takes on 🇲🇼 Malawi in the FIFA World Cup Qualifiers.
📍 Bingu National Stadium
⏰ Kick-off: 18:00hrs
Who’s taking the win tonight? 🔥
#FIFA #LiberiaVsMalawi #afrinitytv
Otti Explains Delay in Ukwa Seaport Project

Umuahia (Abia State) Governor Alex Otti has explained why the much-awaited Ukwa seaport project has not commenced. Speaking during a courtesy visit by the Ezumezu Ndoki Patriotic Association in Ukwa East, he stressed that his administration will not begin the project until full funding is assured, ensuring it will be completed once initiated
He revealed that a Chinese team submitted feasibility reports indicating approximately 19.5 km of dredging is required to reach the high sea — significantly more than earlier estimates suggested
Otti emphasized that commencing such an extensive project without financial confidence risks abandoning the project midway, a scenario his administration intends to avoid
He also reassured the public that other infrastructural projects, such as local road construction, are progressing steadily despite the seaport delay. These include the Akirikaobu and Obohia roads, which are now active following earlier setbacks