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3148002	无图 <p> <p>A special lecture by Binaifer Nowrojee at the University of Cape Town on March 10, 2025.</p> </p> The State of the World: Defending Open Society in a Dangerous World - Open Society Foundations	查看 110	开放社会基金会	2025-03-10 00:00:00 2025-05-21 10:01:15	word
3148001	无图 <p> <p>JOHANNESBURG—In a special lecture at the University of Cape Town, Binaifer Nowrojee, president of the Open Society Foundations, issued a rallying call for supporters of human rights and open society to renew their resolve in the face of growing threats from authoritarian forces.</p><p>“The vision of a democratic and open society is one that we need to hold on to, and defend, through these dangerous times,” Nowrojee said.</p><p>“This isn’t the time for us to back down, but a time for us to stand by the courage of our convictions.”</p><p>The lecture, “Defending Open Society in a Dangerous World,”reaffirmed the philanthropy’s enduring commitments to human rights, equity, and justice.</p><p>Speaking at the very institution where George Soros made his first philanthropic investment 45 years ago—providing scholarships to Black students at the height of apartheid—Nowrojee underscored the importance of continuing the fight for justice.</p><p>“Today, returning to this space, we find ourselves at another pivotal moment in history. The world is more interconnected than ever, yet it feels more fractured,” she said. “The ideals of an open society—human rights, equity, and justice—are under threat.”</p><p>Nowrojee added: “We are living in a world that’s changing fast. The unipolar moment has closed, and it’s not clear what will come next. This transition will not be smooth, nor will it be brief. We could see a prolonged period of volatility—a world of chaos, complexity, and danger. A world where defending open society values becomes harder—but even more necessary.”</p>The Growing Threats to Open Society Values and Human Rights<p>Nowrojee’s lecture highlighted the alarming global trends: the dangers of rising authoritarianism, widening economic inequality, the ravaging of the climate, attacks on free speech, the targeting of women, LGBTQI+ communities, and minorities.</p><p>“We are seeing interlocking, systemic failures that demand new ways of thinking and acting,” Nowrojee said. “To meet this moment, we must all reimagine our role in driving change.”</p><p>She also addressed the failures of free-market fundamentalism, which has fueled inequality and prioritized profit over human dignity. “An unequal planet is also an endangered planet,” she warned. “The same system that allows a tiny elite to amass unimaginable wealth also fuels environmental destruction.”</p><p>In tackling the fragility of democratic institutions, Nowrojee stressed that elections alone do not guarantee freedom. “Democracies need to be filled—and sustained—with the substance of rights, equity, and justice. Without them, they can become vessels for authoritarianism.”</p>A New Generation of Change-Makers<p>Despite these challenges, Nowrojee sees in the rising wave of youth-led movements demanding justice worldwide.</p><p>She cited recent protests in Bangladesh, Kenya, Senegal, and the United States, where young activists have fought for economic justice, reproductive rights, and political accountability.</p><p>“We see flames of hope across the world—roused by a new generation that is claiming its future. They aren’t just protesting bad policy decisions. They are revolting against outdated and oppressive orders,” Nowrojee said.</p><p>“Look at any difficult situation, and you will see people defying the odds and driving change. They are the people that we should seek out, support, and stand with.”</p> </p> Defending Open Society in a Dangerous World: Binaifer Nowrojee Delivers Special Lecture at the University of Cape Town - Open Society Foundations	查看 3430	开放社会基金会	2025-03-10 00:00:00 2025-05-21 10:01:15	word
3148000	无图 <p> <p>A public lecture by Binaifer Nowrojee at the University of the Witwatersrand on March 11, 2025.</p> </p> Philanthropy in a Shifting African and Global Landscape - Open Society Foundations	查看 117	开放社会基金会	2025-03-11 00:00:00 2025-05-21 10:01:15	word
3147999	无图 <p> <p>A public lecture by Binaifer Nowrojee at the University of Pretoria on March 12, 2025.</p> </p> The Future of Human Rights in a Changing World Order - Open Society Foundations	查看 108	开放社会基金会	2025-03-12 00:00:00 2025-05-21 10:01:15	word
3147998	无图 <p> <p>The Open Society Foundations, established by George Soros, are one of the world’s largest philanthropies supporting justice, democratic governance, and human rights—with annual expenditures of $1.7 billion in 2023.</p><p>Open Society Foundations have a long history of supporting civil society organizations in Asia. While we began nominally investing in Sri Lanka in 2005, most of our work in the country began in 2015, six-years after Sri Lanka ended a 25-year civil war.</p><p>Open Society has provided funding for a range of human rights and justice issues in Sri Lanka, including support for civil rights and education, women and youth participation in civic spaces, access to justice, and transparency and accountability in government.</p> </p> The Open Society Foundations in Sri Lanka - Open Society Foundations	查看 763	开放社会基金会	2025-05-15 00:00:00 2025-05-21 10:01:15	word
3147997	有图 <p>Operatives of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) police command have gunned down a suspected armed robber while arresting 8 others and recovering four AK -47 rifles in Maitama, Abuja.</p><p>CP Ajoa Adewale, the FCT police commissioner who disclosed this to newsmen in Abuja, on Tuesday, said it happened after the FCT police operatives in a coordinated joint tactical operation led by the scorpion squad have successfully dismantled a seven man robbery gang that specializes in armed robbery and jacking.</p> <p>He said the gang had been on the command’s watchlist following multiple armed robbery and vehicle theft incidents traced to their network.</p><p>SPONSOR AD</p> <p>He said upon receiving credible intelligence information that the syndicate was planning to rob an unsuspecting victim around Maitama on Monday, a police team swiftly mobilized and intercepted them.</p> My administration laying foundation for good governance in Rivers –Ibas Insecurity: Navy to establish special operations command in N/Central<p>According to him, the armed robbery gang upon sighting the officers opened fire, resulting to gun duel.</p><p>He said one of the suspects, Abdulmininu Bello aka Babanle, was neutralized in the process.</p><p>He listed the other suspects who were arrested as Ibrahim Muhammad, ex-convict from Kebbi State; Abubakar Abdullahi from Plateau State; Sarajo Yusuf, also from Plateau State; Isiaka Adamu, also an ex-convict from Bauchi State, Abdullahi Isah, an escapee detainee from Bauchi State, Sanusi Ali, a resident of Kano State as well as Abubakar Sani, from Plateau State, were arrested at the scene.</p><p>CP Ajoa, however, disclosed that the armed robbers gang leader, Solomon Bawa aka Pastor Mogu, and one other suspect fled with gunshot wounds.</p><p>He said among exhibits recovered by the operatives at the scene included, a 2004 Toyota Camry LE, one red boxer motorcycle, two locally made pistols with ten rounds of live 9mm ammunition, 4 AK47 rifles and magazines, 11 rounds of live 7.62 ammunition and one locally made shotgun.</p><p>The police commissioner, said all the eight robbery suspects who are currently in police custody would be charged to court upon conclusion of investigation.</p><p> <small>Sponsored</small><p>UPDATE NEWS: Nigerians can now earn US Dollars through domain flipping, buy domain names for cheap and have it resold to earn up to $15,000.</p> </p><p><u>Click here</u> to start and get PROOF.</p> </p><p> <p> <img src="data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg%20xmlns=" rel="noopener noreferrer"> Join Daily Trust WhatsApp Community For Quick Access To News and Happenings Around You.</p> </p> Abuja: Police gun down robbery suspect, recover AK-47 rifles - Daily Trust	查看 2641	《每日信托报》	2025-05-20 18:54:04 2025-05-21 06:04:08	word
3147996	有图 <p>Two herders – a male and a female – were reportedly killed on Monday around Tahore community in Bokkos Local Government Area (LGA) of Plateau state.</p><p>Herders in the area said the deceased were ambushed and shot dead while returning home from Maikatako market on a motorcycle.</p> <p>State Chairman of Miyetti Allah Cattle Breeders Association of Nigeria (MACBAN), Ibrahim Yusuf Babayo, who confirmed the incident to journalists in Jos said the incident occurred in the evening.</p><p>SPONSOR AD</p> <p>The MACBAN chairman gave the names of the victims as Umar Sa’idu and Rashida Yakubu.</p><p>While condemning the incident, he called on security agencies to take action immediately to prevent further circle of violence in Bokkos general area.</p><p>“Soon after the attack, I informed the commander of Operations Safe Haven and GOC 3 division of the Nigerian army about the incident. I also informed state commissioner of police and State Director Security. They all asked us to be patient as they would carry investigation into the matter and warned us against reprisal, “ he said.</p><p>Babayo called on members of the Fulani community to remain calm and law-abiding, saying, “We should not take the law into our own hands. Though what is happening to our members is heartbreaking, we trust security forces to be just. We have lost over 100 cattle and herders recently, and now two more members.”</p><p>Contacted on the incident, John Apollos Maton Esq, Member Bokkos Cultural Development Council (BCDC) Vanguard, said he was not aware of such incident.</p><p>“Our members have not attacked anyone. The only people they engage with are the terrorists that attack our communities. So if they are claiming these people then they are the terrorists that have been attacking us, “</p><p> Maton said.</p><p>Spokesperson of Operation Safe Haven, Major Samson Zhakom, had yet to respond to an inquiry by our correspondent on the incident.</p><p>Daily Trust reports that many people were killed in attacks on villages in Bokkos between March and April.</p><p>In response, security forces, including police and soldiers, deployed personnel to restore law and order.</p><p>Last week, a security meeting was organized at the instance of Major General Folusho Oyinlola, GOC 3 Division and Commander of Operation Safe Haven, amid renewed violence in Jos South and Riyom LGAs.</p><p> <small>Sponsored</small><p>UPDATE NEWS: Nigerians can now earn US Dollars through domain flipping, buy domain names for cheap and have it resold to earn up to $15,000.</p> </p><p><u>Click here</u> to start and get PROOF.</p> </p><p> <p> <img src="data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg%20xmlns=" rel="noopener noreferrer"> Join Daily Trust WhatsApp Community For Quick Access To News and Happenings Around You.</p> </p> Two herders shot dead in Plateau - Daily Trust	查看 2789	《每日信托报》	2025-05-20 20:29:58 2025-05-21 06:04:08	word
3147995	有图 <p><p><p>Despite the death sentence passed unto the BRT driver, Andrew Nice on May 2, 2025 over the kidnapping and murder of 22-year-old Bamise Ayanwole, the victim’s family said justice has not been fully served, insisting that the Nigerian police failed to investigate the case thoroughly and identify the remaining culprits. </p><p>The family, at a press briefing in Lagos, expressed concerns over the lack of proper investigation of the case, saying that other culprits mentioned in Bamise’s final voice notes had yet to be identified.</p> <p>Abegunde Pelumi Caleb, a family representative said that despite the judgment, there were still questions left unanswered, adding that more investigation should be done. </p><p>SPONSOR AD</p> <p>“Where is Bamise’s phone and other belongings? The truth is in the details and her phone may hold the key to unraveling the mystery. Investigations should have been done to find out where the cell phone is so as to ascertain the culprits and their locations. Where are the other individuals mentioned in Bamise’s voice notes and eyewitnesses’ accounts?” He queried.</p> Agbakoba: Nigeria’s democracy has failed, we must explore new governance models JAMB’s mercy: A blatant betrayal of equity and northern marginalisation<p>According to Abegunde, justice will only be served when all perpetrators are brought to book.</p><p>“Why is the convict reportedly appearing better fed and looking robust while in detention compared to others found guilty of similar crimes? Equality before the law demands equal treatment,” he added. </p><p>Speaking at the press briefing, Kehinde Adeoye, the Lagos State Chairman of the Committee for the Defence of Human Right (CDHR), said judgment was given but justice had not been fully served because the other culprits had not been identified, named and brought to justice.</p><p>“The death was caused by Andrew and others at large, so who is going to look for the others? That’s the job of the police and I believe the Nigerian police are very capable to do that so that there will be justice,” he said. </p><p>According to Adeoye, Bamise’s phone has yet to be returned to the family, giving an impression that further investigation is still going on. </p><p>He demanded that the phone be returned if the investigation had been concluded. </p><p>James Joel, another family member, accused the police of negligence and insisted that full justice be served. </p><p>“The police are controlled by the government, they are under the executive. Now if they think they want to serve justice in full, cases can be reopened. His case has been closed but there are others at large, further investigations need to be carried out.</p><p>“The family is not satisfied with this judgement. Where are those at large, two males and a female? They are not ghosts, but let’s be hopeful. We know justice delayed is justice denied, that’s the summary. Hopefully the government would do the needful, ask the new CP what they think they can do,” he added. </p></p></p><p> <small>Sponsored</small><p>UPDATE NEWS: Nigerians can now earn US Dollars through domain flipping, buy domain names for cheap and have it resold to earn up to $15,000.</p> </p><p><u>Click here</u> to start and get PROOF.</p> </p><p> <p> <img src="data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg%20xmlns=" rel="noopener noreferrer"> Join Daily Trust WhatsApp Community For Quick Access To News and Happenings Around You.</p> </p> Bamise: Family raises fresh concerns after death sentence of BRT driver - Daily Trust	查看 3432	《每日信托报》	2025-05-20 20:57:27 2025-05-21 06:04:08	word
3147994	有图 <p>In a move to accelerate gender parity in engineering and innovation, the National Agency for Science and Engineering Infrastructure (NASENI), in partnership with the Presidential Implementation Committee on Technology Transfer (PICTT), has launched the second phase of its flagship initiative, Engineering Leaders Through Her (DELT-Her).</p><p>The portal for DELT-Her 2.0 officially opened on Monday, May 19, 2025, at NASENI Headquarters in Abuja, with a renewed commitment from the Federal Government to double the number of female engineers in Nigeria within five years. The initiative aims to empower women-led innovation through funding, mentorship, and access to global platforms.</p> <p>The Executive Vice Chairman/CEO of NASENI, Mr. Khalil Suleiman Halilu, during the launch event noted that DELT-Her is fueling a wave of women-led solutions to Nigeria’s toughest challenges. “We are not only providing financial grants but also investing in mentorship and global exposure to ensure women are front and center in Nigeria’s technological transformation.”</p><p>SPONSOR AD</p> <p>According to him, “DELT-HER is a clarion call to promote women in STEM, to ensure every girl and woman knows she belongs at the forefront of innovation. Through DELT-Her, we are providing grants, mentorship, and global platforms like the AFRILAB Gathering in Cape Town to amplify women’s voices. Every grant, every project, every woman’s success is a milestone in Nigeria’s transformation” he added.</p><p>The EVC noted that the first phase of DELT-Her saw over 120 applications, with NASENI awarding N70.5 million in grants to six female engineers leading groundbreaking projects, including AI-powered soil monitoring tools and eco-friendly automotive components.</p><p><img src="data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg%20xmlns=" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p><p>“As the EVC/CEO of this great Agency, I am committed to making NASENI a beacon for gender balance, where women’s ideas drive progress that resonates locally and globally” he said. DELT-Her is a movement that invites every woman to lead, knowing they have NASENI’s support to turn their vision into impact, he said adding that it is fueling a wave of women-led solutions to Nigeria’s toughest challenges.</p><p>Similarly, the Chairman of PICTT, Dr. Dahiru Muhammed, further emphasized the broader vision, “We are not just inviting applications; we are igniting a movement,” he stated. This initiative is designed to nurture talent, create a supportive ecosystem, and ensure that women take their rightful place in driving Nigeria’s socio-economic progress.</p><p>Dr. Muhammed noted that the DELT-Her initiative, a flagship project under PICTT and NASENI, is more than a funding opportunity; it is a call to action and bold step toward addressing the gender imbalance in engineering and technology, where women represent only 5% of engineers in Nigeria compared to the global average of 28%.</p><p>“This program is a clarion call to young women with innovative, commercially viable ideas to step forward, break barriers, and lead the charge in building a dynamic science and engineering infrastructure for our nation” he said.</p><p>In his view, Chairman of the Senate Committee on NASENI, Senator Francis Onyewuchi, emphasized the importance of closing the gender disparity in engineering and other technical fields. He described the initiative as “a step in the right direction” and praised women for their resilience, multitasking ability, and diligence.</p><p>“When you work with women, you’re sure of who you have,” Onyewuchi said. “Women are very diligent, articulate, and hardworking. What NASENI is doing today is to address those impediments that affect female participation in engineering, including funding and cultural biases.” He pledged the full support of the Senate to the initiative, promising legislative backing to ensure a more inclusive environment for female innovators.</p><p>In the same vein, Dr. Maryam Keshinro, Permanent Secretary of the Federal Ministry of Women Affairs, who represented Minister Hajiya Imaan Sulaimon-Ibrahim, during the launch of the programme, lauded DELT-Her initiative as a strategic lever for national transformation through inclusive innovation. “This is not charity, but smart economics,” she said.</p><p>“Nigerian women have long demonstrated ingenuity and resilience, yet structural inequities continue to constrain their full participation in the innovation ecosystem.” She revealed that the ministry has developed a strategic roadmap (2024–2027) to empower 10 million women, particularly in STEM. “DELT-Her aligns perfectly with this goal,” she added, urging young women to take leadership roles in innovation. “Your ideas are valid. Your solutions are needed. Your leadership is welcome. Don’t wait to be invited to the table, grab a chair and join us.”</p><p>Engr. Mistura Adenike Rafiu, who represented Engr. Margaret Aina Oguntala, the first female President of the Nigerian Society of Engineers (NSE), said the initiative aligns with NSE’s agenda of promoting inclusivity and empowering future engineers. “We commend PICTT and NASENI for this vital initiative,” she said. “Programs like these are key to addressing gender disparity in engineering and unlocking potential for national development.”</p><p>Also, Dr. Dayo Benjamins-Laniyi, Senior Mandate Secretary of the Women Affairs Secretariat at the FCTA, described the DELT-Her programme as “a bold declaration that women are not only participants in technological innovation, but are destined for leadership and co-creation.” She commended NASENI for driving meaningful change, noting that Abuja is leading in institutional support for women empowerment. “For the first time in 48 years, the FCT has set up a Women Project Office to institutionalize women-focused development,” she said.</p><p>Benjamins-Laniyi also celebrated inspiring female trailblazers, citing the example of Dr. Theoda Nkambiji, a Nigerian woman who rose from humble beginnings to earn a PhD in biomedical engineering from the University of Saskatchewan, Canada.</p><p>Phase one of the DELT-Her initiative in 2024 saw over N70.5 million in grants awarded to six exceptional female engineers whose innovations are already making waves in national and international tech spaces. These include AI-driven soil monitoring tools, eco-friendly automotive components, and drone-based real-time surveillance systems.</p><p>A video presentation at the event showed two trailblazing engineers from Kano State, Amina Ibrahim Kalil and Hauwa Ibrahim Kalil, stars of the 2024 DELT-HER programme, designed to accelerate women’s involvement in advanced technologies. Their project: a drone-based real-time surveillance system powered by artificial intelligence.</p><p>Amina, who studied electrical engineering at Barrington University and earned a master’s degree from the University of Glasgow, says her thesis on UAV control systems laid the foundation for their innovation. “That led to the development of a real-time security system using drones. It’s a UAV equipped with an AI system that captures images and transmits them to a command center for analysis,” she explained.</p><p>Hauwa, who holds a master’s in Telecommunications Engineering, added: “We had difficulty acquiring the right components and datasets, but with NASENI’s support, we overcame those barriers.” Their firm, Germanium Solutions Engineering Limited (GSEL), also received sponsorship to attend the AFRILAB Annual Gathering 2024 in Cape Town, South Africa, where they connected with investors and startup mentors.</p><p>Another standout story is that of Janda Ibrahim Patience, a mechanical engineer from the Federal University of Technology, Minna, who developed an eco-friendly brake pad using agricultural waste. “My innovation uses gingerbread palm fruit, commonly known as goruba, and other natural materials to create a brake pad that meets market standards,” she said.</p><p>The product replaces asbestos, a carcinogenic material used in conventional brake pads, with locally sourced plant fibers, ceramics, graphite, and epoxy resin. Designed for the Mazda 323, commonly used in Northern Nigeria, her innovation is both safer and cheaper to produce. “My dream is to build a large-scale automobile parts company that will serve Africa and the world,” she said. “Thanks to NASENI and PICTT, that dream is no longer out of reach.”</p><p>Even younger girls are getting involved in DELT-her. Some students of Junior High School, Gwanada, Abuja, are already thinking like a true engineers. Supported by NASENI’s outreach initiative, they designed a multipurpose farming machine to ease the burden on local farmers. “Through the problems farmers are facing, we decided to build a machine that helps with cake counting, hole digging, chemical brewing, and carving holes for planting,” she explained.</p><p>At just the junior secondary school level, these girls are already solving real-world agricultural problems, an early sign that NASENI’s model of early intervention and Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) inclusion is beginning to bear fruit. The success stories of these girls and women are more than individual triumphs; they represent the growing effectiveness of NASENI’s PCITT and DELT-Her initiative in tackling gender disparity in STEM, while also addressing pressing national challenges.</p><p>As Nigeria seeks to diversify its economy, deepen its industrial base, and reduce dependence on imported technologies, one thing is clear: the future of science and engineering in Nigeria will not only be technologically advanced, it will be proudly female.</p><p>Backed by NASENI and PICTT, DELT-Her 2.0 is opening new pathways for Nigerian women in engineering to build, lead, and scale high-impact solutions. The application portal (www.delther.pictt.gov.ng) is open until July 31, 2025. As Nigeria positions itself to diversify its economy and build a robust science and engineering infrastructure, the DELT-Her movement is proving to be a catalyst—not only for empowering women but also for reshaping the country’s future through inclusive, female-led innovation.</p><p> <small>Sponsored</small><p>UPDATE NEWS: Nigerians can now earn US Dollars through domain flipping, buy domain names for cheap and have it resold to earn up to $15,000.</p> </p><p><u>Click here</u> to start and get PROOF.</p> </p><p> <p> <img src="data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg%20xmlns=" rel="noopener noreferrer"> Join Daily Trust WhatsApp Community For Quick Access To News and Happenings Around You.</p> </p> DELT-Her 2.0: NASENI and PICTT Empowering Female Engineers - Daily Trust	查看 10597	《每日信托报》	2025-05-20 21:12:35 2025-05-21 06:04:08	word
3147993	有图 <p>The member representing Ideato North South Federal Constituency in the House of Representatives, Hon. Ikenga Ugochinyere, has raised alarm over impending cut off ozuomme community in Imo State by gully erosion.</p><p>The Federal Lawmaker who made the appeal while conducting on the spot assessment at the erosion site accompanied by traditional rulers and other leaders of Urualla communities, appealed to Federal and state government to immediately intervene.</p> <p>He said if urgent action is not taken,</p><p> Urualla people can no longer connect to civilization.</p><p>SPONSOR AD</p> <p>Ugochinyere said, “This is Ozumme, there are three erosion sites, all connected to Urualla gully erosion, Arab contractors handling the project with world bank because of some misunderstandings caused primarily by the state government, the world bank pulled away the 9bn naira they were investing. This was caused partly by our people, greed at the time.</p><p>“It’s only concerted efforts from the federal and state governments that can remedy this situation. If this continues and cut off, Urualla people can no longer connect to civilization. I’m pleading with the government to come to the rescue of Urualla people. It’s on the verge of extinction, it’s hitting everywhere. We need intervention to save ideato. We appreciate the federal and state government for listening to our plea, we will be coming with the requests, motions, advocacy.”</p><p> <small>Sponsored</small><p>UPDATE NEWS: Nigerians can now earn US Dollars through domain flipping, buy domain names for cheap and have it resold to earn up to $15,000.</p> </p><p><u>Click here</u> to start and get PROOF.</p> </p><p> <p> <img src="data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg%20xmlns=" rel="noopener noreferrer"> Join Daily Trust WhatsApp Community For Quick Access To News and Happenings Around You.</p> </p> Ideato Rep Raises Alarm over Impending cut off of Imo Community by Erosion - Daily Trust	查看 1856	《每日信托报》	2025-05-20 21:24:13 2025-05-21 06:04:08	word
3147992	有图 <p>The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has retained Monetary Policy Rates (MPR) at 27.5 per cent.</p><p>Central Bank Governor, Olayemi Cardoso, made the disclosure in Abuja while briefing the press on the outcome of the 300th meeting of the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) of the apex Bank</p> <p>“All 12 members of the Committee were present and the decision of the committee was unanimous to maintain rates at 27.5 per cent and cash reserve ratio for Deposit Money Banks at 50 per cent and 16 per cent for merchant banks</p><p>SPONSOR AD</p> <p>“Also Liquidity Ration of banks was also maintained at 30 per cent,” Cardoso said.</p> Two herders shot dead in Plateau 5 Online Marketing Tools to Create a Successful Business<p>He added that the Committee’s decision was hinged om the moderation of food inflation and success in the fight against insecurity especially in farming communities.</p><p> <small>Sponsored</small><p>UPDATE NEWS: Nigerians can now earn US Dollars through domain flipping, buy domain names for cheap and have it resold to earn up to $15,000.</p> </p><p><u>Click here</u> to start and get PROOF.</p> </p><p> <p> <img src="data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg%20xmlns=" rel="noopener noreferrer"> Join Daily Trust WhatsApp Community For Quick Access To News and Happenings Around You.</p> </p> CBN retains monetary rates at 27.5% - Daily Trust	查看 1305	《每日信托报》	2025-05-20 21:27:52 2025-05-21 06:04:08	word
3147991	有图 <p>The joints union’s of the FCT wing of the Nigeria Union of Teachers (NUT) and Nigeria Union of Local Government Employees (NULGE) has told the six area council chairmen that the union will only suspend its ongoing strike action when primary school teachers start receiving arrears.</p><p>A member of the state executive council committee of the union’s disclosed the development to our reporter on the telephone on Tuesday.</p> <p>The member, who wanted to be anonymous because he was not authorised to speak to the press, said the joint unions executives gave the conditions during two separate meetings held last Thursday, and Friday.</p><p>SPONSOR AD</p> <p>He stated that the six area council chairmen in Abuja, pleaded with the union’s to suspend the strike to give room for negotiations, but tge meeting ended in deadlock.</p><p>The source said the joint unions expressed their displeasure and disappointment with the constant breach of agreements by the six council chairmen and the non-prioritising of the welfare of the primary school teachers and area council workers.</p> DELT-Her 2.0: NASENI and PICTT Empowering Female Engineers FG to end flooding from Cameroon’s Lagdo Dam<p>He said though the joint unions appreciated the council chairmen for the implementation of the new minimum wage it was just one of the many other outstanding demands of the unions.</p><p>According to him, the joint union resolved at the end of the meeting that the pronouncement of the FCT Ninister, Nyemson Wike, to use the 10% FCT lRS of the councils to offset the area council workers’ entitlements be adopted.</p><p>“At the joint meeting, the union also demanded that the payment should commence with the eight months’ arrears of the new minimum wage of the LEAs and area Council workers amounting to over N16 billion,” he added.</p><p> <small>Sponsored</small><p>UPDATE NEWS: Nigerians can now earn US Dollars through domain flipping, buy domain names for cheap and have it resold to earn up to $15,000.</p> </p><p><u>Click here</u> to start and get PROOF.</p> </p><p> <p> <img src="data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg%20xmlns=" rel="noopener noreferrer"> Join Daily Trust WhatsApp Community For Quick Access To News and Happenings Around You.</p> </p> FCT teachers, LG workers give conditions to suspend strike - Daily Trust	查看 2241	《每日信托报》	2025-05-20 22:24:15 2025-05-21 06:04:08	word
3147990	有图 <p>Senate President Godswill Akpabio says lawmakers were not elected to engage in confrontation with the Executive but to foster policies that promote national development.</p><p>The Senate President spoke in an upcoming feature documentary to mark two years of the Bola Tinubu administration.</p> <p>Akpabio, reflecting on the importance of cooperation between the National Assembly and the Executive, said: “When elected into the National Assembly, whether in the Senate or the House of Representatives, your constituents will not give you boxing gloves. It’s not a boxing tournament. You are there to work in a bipartisan manner for the interest of Nigeria.”</p><p>SPONSOR AD</p> <p>The Senate President emphasised that the relationship between both arms of government has been cordial over the past two years, owing to a shared vision for the country’s progress.</p><p>“If you spend all your energy fighting the Executive, who will work for Nigeria?” he asked.</p><p>He added that the current administration is unique in Nigeria’s history, with a President, First Lady, and Vice President, all former senators.</p><p>Highlighting legislative priorities, Akpabio revealed that the National Assembly is working on a bill mandating ministries, departments, and agencies (MDAs) to prioritise procuring locally assembled vehicles over imported alternatives.</p><p>“We have started the bill for enacting legislation to enable us first purchase automobiles from Nigerian companies before thinking of importing them,” he said.</p><p>“We lose billions of dollars annually importing vehicles and other items that can be produced locally.”</p><p>The Senate President underscored the urgent need to revive Nigeria’s manufacturing sector, citing the collapse of the textiles industry and cash crops, such as cotton, groundnut, and palm oil, which were once the bedrock of the economy.</p><p>“Over 50 textile companies have left Nigeria. The cotton industry collapsed. The groundnut industry collapsed. The palm oil industry collapsed. Look at countries like Malaysia that have leveraged palm oil to boost their economies,” he lamented.</p><p>Akpabio praised the “Nigeria First” policy championed by the Tinubu administration, describing it as a “fantastic” initiative that deserves legislative backing.</p><p>He disclosed that discussions were ongoing with the Raw Materials Research and Development Council to promote laws ensuring Nigeria produces most of its consumption.</p><p>“We are going to make laws and produce bills that ensure almost every item we consume that can be produced in Nigeria is produced in Nigeria. Taking Nigeria First means bringing industries back to the country to serve our population of over 200 million,” he said.</p><p>Akpabio called for more significant support for local entrepreneurs, noting that even small-scale production ventures such as vinegar or bread could thrive in Nigeria’s vast consumer market.</p><p>“Even if you produce vinegar and bag it well, it will fly. If you produce bread, you will be a millionaire considering the kind of population that we have,” he stated.</p><p>The Senate President assured that the National Assembly is committed to passing the necessary legal instruments to sustain this industrial renaissance and reduce the country’s import dependence.</p><p>Regarding checks and balances, Akpabio refuted claims that the legislature is merely rubber-stamping executive decisions.</p><p>He noted that the National Assembly has occasionally rejected presidential nominees when necessary.</p><p>“People forget that we have made enemies by rejecting some of the nominees that the President sent to us. It’s not everything the President brings that he takes back the same way,” he said.</p><p>Akpabio maintained that the Assembly’s role is to scrutinise, amend, and support executive actions that align with national interest.</p><p>“Our job is to make sure we cross the T’s and dot the I’s to assist the President in having the best for the Nigerian population.”</p><p>The Senate President assured Nigerians that the 10th National Assembly will continue prioritising pro-people legislation supporting the President’s bold reform agenda.</p><p>“This government is not a government of theory; it’s a government of action. So, for us in the National Assembly, we are very focused on pro-people legislation,” Akpabio stated.</p><p>He cited several landmark legislative interventions that align with the administration’s reforms, including the Student Loan Act (NELFUND), Tax reform bills, and the Minimum Wage Bill.</p><p>“We have done quite a lot in just two years. I assure Nigerians that more people-focused laws are coming: laws that will reduce hardship, open the economy, and empower young people.</p><p>“From the perspective of the National Assembly, we have scrutinised almost every bill that the President has brought. We have aligned it with the Nigerian people’s realities and needs and supported it by ensuring they are speedily passed. We don’t waste time on anything that will enhance the living standard of Nigerians, “he said.</p><p> <small>Sponsored</small><p>UPDATE NEWS: Nigerians can now earn US Dollars through domain flipping, buy domain names for cheap and have it resold to earn up to $15,000.</p> </p><p><u>Click here</u> to start and get PROOF.</p> </p><p> <p> <img src="data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg%20xmlns=" rel="noopener noreferrer"> Join Daily Trust WhatsApp Community For Quick Access To News and Happenings Around You.</p> </p> Akpabio: We weren't elected to fight executive - Daily Trust	查看 5507	《每日信托报》	2025-05-20 23:23:54 2025-05-21 06:04:08	word
3147989	有图 <p>A student identified simply as Taiwo, who was sitting the ongoing West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE), has been killed by a stray bullet allegedly fired by police officer in Ibadan, Oyo State.</p><p>It was learnt that the incident occurred near Gbagi market in the Soka area of Ibadan on Monday.</p> <p>According to eyewitnesses, men of the Nigeria Police Force were in pursuit of individuals suspected to be internet fraudsters popularly known as Yahoo boys when a shot fired by one of the officers struck the student, who was reportedly in his father’s car, on his way to his exam centre.</p><p>SPONSOR AD</p> <p>Taiwo’s tragic death sparked outrage in the area. Angry residents and sympathizers took to the streets in protest, carrying the deceased’s body to the Oyo State Government Secretariat in Agodi.</p> Akpabio: We weren&#8217;t elected to fight executive Abuja: Police gun down robbery suspect, recover AK-47 rifles<p>They demanded justice and immediate identification and prosecution of the officer responsible.</p><p>“I was at the scene. The boy was just preparing for his exam. Now he’s gone because of reckless policing,” a protester told reporters.</p><p>Traffic was temporarily grounded around the secretariat and adjacent routes as security operatives moved in to calm the situation.</p><p>The spokesperson for the Oyo State Police Command, SP Adewale Osifeso, confirmed that an investigation had commenced.</p><p>He said the command was working to establish the exact circumstances surrounding the shooting and assured the public that any officer found culpable would face disciplinary and legal actions.</p><p>The Oyo State Government has yet to issue an official statement as of press time, but officials have reportedly met with some of the protesters at the Secretariat.</p><p> <small>Sponsored</small><p>UPDATE NEWS: Nigerians can now earn US Dollars through domain flipping, buy domain names for cheap and have it resold to earn up to $15,000.</p> </p><p><u>Click here</u> to start and get PROOF.</p> </p><p> <p> <img src="data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg%20xmlns=" rel="noopener noreferrer"> Join Daily Trust WhatsApp Community For Quick Access To News and Happenings Around You.</p> </p> Policemen chasing yahoo boys gun down WASSCE candidate in Ibadan - Daily Trust	查看 2240	《每日信托报》	2025-05-20 23:39:40 2025-05-21 06:04:08	word
3147988	有图 <p>Former governor state of Kaduna, Nasir El-Rufai, has said Nigeria stinks of widespread corruption.</p><p>El-Rufai stated this at the vent Law Week of the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA), Bwari branch held in Abuja on Monday.</p> <p>He said the public no longer trusts the judiciary due to “delayed justice and biased rulings”.</p><p>SPONSOR AD</p> <p>The former governor also criticised the use of ex parte orders in political matters.</p> CBN retains monetary rates at 27.5% PHOTOS: Stakeholders at NASENI’s launch of DELT-Her proposal portal for female engineers<p>He accused some lawyers of using the courts for political gains.</p><p>El-Rufai said, “In parallel, our judiciary, meant to be the bedrock of fairness and order, is under intense scrutiny.</p><p>Citing inconsistent judgments, opaque judicial appointments, and minimal consequences for erring judges as key factors contributing to the judiciary’s loss of integrity, he criticised the National Judicial Council (NJC) for “failing in its core mandate of disciplinary oversight”.</p><p>“Concerns about delayed justice, procedural inefficiencies, and in some cases, judicial compromise (to put the matter delicately), erode public confidence.</p><p>“The rise in forum shopping, the weaponisation of ex parte orders in political matters, and the growing perception that justice is for sale and available only to the rich and the powerful would cause the perceptive observer to conclude that what Nigerian courts do is the administration of law and not the administration of justice.</p><p>“In Nigeria, there is a seemingly unbridgeable gulf between law and justice. Not only is justice wanting, but the law that is administered seems to be according to the wishes of the executive.</p><p>“The demand on you, as practitioners in the temple of justice, is a sober introspection as you contemplate whether indeed Justitia is blind and whether she holds the scales of justice in fine balance.”</p><p>“If we must be honest, we must admit that the perception of a high level of judicial corruption is now mainstream.”</p><p> <small>Sponsored</small><p>UPDATE NEWS: Nigerians can now earn US Dollars through domain flipping, buy domain names for cheap and have it resold to earn up to $15,000.</p> </p><p><u>Click here</u> to start and get PROOF.</p> </p><p> <p> <img src="data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg%20xmlns=" rel="noopener noreferrer"> Join Daily Trust WhatsApp Community For Quick Access To News and Happenings Around You.</p> </p> Why many feel justice is for sale in Nigeria - El-Rufai - Daily Trust	查看 2490	《每日信托报》	2025-05-21 00:24:07 2025-05-21 06:04:08	word
3147987	有图 <p>Minister of Works, Dave Umahi, has urged the 2023 Presidential Candidate of the Labour Party and former governor of Anambra state, Peter Obi, to emulate all the governors in the Southeast region supporting the President Bola Tinubu-led administration.</p><p>He also said a section of the Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway is nearing completion and that users will have to pay a toll starting in December.</p> <p>In a statement on Monday, Bayo Onanuga, Special Adviser to the President on Information and Strategy, quoted Umahi as disclosing these in a feature interview for an upcoming State House documentary marking President Tinubu’s second anniversary.</p><p>SPONSOR AD</p> <p>Umahi said that all South East governors support President Bola Tinubu’s administration, regardless of their political affiliations.</p><p>According to the minister, the South East is witnessing a new wave of federal attention and infrastructure development under President Tinubu.</p><p>“The Igbo man is enterprising and blessed with God-given wisdom. What Ndi Igbo seek is fairness, Nigeria that treats every zone equally. That is what President Bola Ahmed Tinubu is doing.</p><p>“Before, when I was governor and deputy governor, one of our major concerns in Ebonyi State was the lack of federal presence. But today, nobody remembers that issue anymore. Under President Tinubu, at least four federal projects are ongoing in Ebonyi State.”</p><p>He noted that while cries of marginalisation used to dominate conversations in the South East, the current administration has made significant progress in addressing long-standing concerns about infrastructure and appointments.</p><p>“Today, the South East has a Minister of Works for the first time, and we’re seeing real projects—Port Harcourt to Enugu, Enugu to Abakaliki, Enugu to Onitsha, Onitsha to Owerri, and the Second Niger Bridge. The President has already paid 30 per cent of the cost of that bridge.</p><p>“All the governors in the South East, regardless of party affiliation, are working with the President. We’re even planning a summit to bring together all South-East leaders to endorse the President for the 2027 elections formally. We want our projects to be completed, the country’s unity to be strengthened and proper integration of Ndi Igbo.”</p><p>Umahi urged key regional opposition figures to align with the Present for the greater good of the South East.</p><p>“Leadership is not about self—it’s about the people. If someone else is already doing what you would have done for your people, support him. I call on my brother, His Excellency Peter Obi, to join us and work with Mr. President.</p><p>“He must be part of this summit where we will collectively endorse President Tinubu for the 2027 election. I say it boldly: the South East is happy with the President”, he said.</p><p>Providing updates on four major national projects—the Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway, the Sokoto-Badagry Superhighway, the Trans-Saharan Trade Route, and the soon-to-be-procured Ogun-Ondo-Niger Corridor—Senator Umahi described them as transformative investments designed to unlock Nigeria’s economic potential and deepen regional integration.</p><p>On the Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway, the Minister revealed that over 80 per cent of Section 1—spanning 47.47 kilometres from Ahmadu Bello Way to the Lekki Deep Sea Port and terminating at Eleko Junction—had been completed. Work is also progressing on Section 2, which covers 55 kilometres from Eleko Junction to the Lagos-Ogun border.</p><p>“By December, we will toll Section 1 of the Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway. We project a 10-year return on investment. The road has solar-powered lighting and CCTV infrastructure and offers carbon credit advantages.</p><p>“It is more than a road—it is an economic corridor and a catalyst for regional growth. We have completed 30 kilometres of Section 1 and are on track to complete an additional 10 in Section 2. These are six-lane, concrete-paved highways.</p><p>“Just days ago, we flagged off Sections 3 and 3B—65 kilometres in total—covering 38 kilometres in Cross River State and 27 kilometres in Akwa Ibom. The host communities’ excitement speaks to these projects’ transformative impact.”</p><p>Commenting on the Sokoto-Badagry Superhighway, the Minister explained its historic significance, noting that the route was conceived during the Shehu Shagari administration over four decades ago.</p><p>“The Trans-Saharan Trade Route dates back to colonial-era planning. President Tinubu is now bringing these long-abandoned visions to life.”</p><p>Commending the President’s leadership and foresight, Senator Umahi added: “God gave him the vision for the Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway seven years ago. Today, he is actualising that vision. These projects testify to his unwavering commitment to national development and a better future for all Nigerians.”</p><p>He reaffirmed that the legacy projects are economically viable, environmentally sustainable, and forward-looking.</p><p> <small>Sponsored</small><p>UPDATE NEWS: Nigerians can now earn US Dollars through domain flipping, buy domain names for cheap and have it resold to earn up to $15,000.</p> </p><p><u>Click here</u> to start and get PROOF.</p> </p><p> <p> <img src="data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg%20xmlns=" rel="noopener noreferrer"> Join Daily Trust WhatsApp Community For Quick Access To News and Happenings Around You.</p> </p> Umahi: Obi should emulate all South East Govs working with Tinubu - Daily Trust	查看 5415	《每日信托报》	2025-05-21 00:36:54 2025-05-21 06:04:08	word
3147986	有图 <p>Ola Olukoyede, chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), has handed over the confiscated 750-unit luxury housing estate seized from former CBN Governor, Godwin Emefiele, to the Minister of Housing, Ahmed Musa Dangiwa</p><p>The brief handover ceremony held in Abuja, on Tuesday.</p> <p>The Minister said the housing units will be sold through a clear and competitive process.</p><p>SPONSOR AD</p> <p>“This procedure will be promoted extensively and overseen through the Renewed Hope Portal,” he said.</p><p>Below are pictures:</p><img src="data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg%20xmlns=" rel="noopener noreferrer">img 20250520 wa0093<img src="data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg%20xmlns=" rel="noopener noreferrer">img 20250520 wa0094<p> <small>Sponsored</small><p>UPDATE NEWS: Nigerians can now earn US Dollars through domain flipping, buy domain names for cheap and have it resold to earn up to $15,000.</p> </p><p><u>Click here</u> to start and get PROOF.</p> </p><p> <p> <img src="data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg%20xmlns=" rel="noopener noreferrer"> Join Daily Trust WhatsApp Community For Quick Access To News and Happenings Around You.</p> </p> PHOTOS: EFCC hands over Emefiele's former 750 duplexes to Housing minister - Daily Trust	查看 1150	《每日信托报》	2025-05-21 01:14:05 2025-05-21 06:04:08	word
3147985	有图 <p>Aliko Dangote, the Chairman Aliko Dangote Foundation and President/Chief Executive, Dangote Industries Limited, has been named in the inaugural 2025 TIME100 Philanthropy list, which recognises the 100 most influential leaders shaping the future of philanthropy across the world. Dangote is the only Nigerian on this distinguished list.</p><p>The prestigious list, published by TIME Magazine on Tuesday, features Aliko Dangote, whose Foundation spends an average of $35 million a year on programmes across Africa, alongside other global figures in charitable work, such as Michael Bloomberg, Oprah Winfrey, Warren Buffett, and Melinda Gates, all of whom are recognised as Titans.</p> <p>Other prominent names on the list include David Beckham; Dolly Parton; Lisa Yang; Michael Dell and Susan Dell; Tsitsi and Strive Masiyiwa; Jack Ma; Alex Soros, Prince William and Catherine, Princess of Wales, among others.</p><p>SPONSOR AD</p> <p>A total of 100 influential individuals from 28 countries have been honoured for their philanthropic efforts in four categories: Titans, Leaders, Trailblazers, and Innovators, with Dangote emerging as one of the 23 Titans.</p> Umahi: Obi should emulate all South East Govs working with Tinubu 5 Online Marketing Tools to Create a Successful Business<p>TIME highlighted Dangote’s remarkable rise to wealth, having built a fortune of $23.9 billion through ventures in cement, agriculture, and oil refining in Nigeria.</p><p>However, his philanthropic efforts are equally noteworthy. In 2014, he endowed the Aliko Dangote Foundation with $1.25 billion, with the aim of giving back to the continent that played such a key role in his success. The foundation spends an average of $35 million each year on various initiatives across Nigeria and Africa.</p><p>“Investing in nutrition, health, education, and economic empowerment is our contribution to setting Africans up for success,” Dangote remarked, reflecting the foundation’s core priorities.</p><p>Among the foundation’s ongoing efforts is a $100 million multi-year initiative to combat severe childhood malnutrition.</p><p>Also, an earlier vaccine programme in Nigeria, developed in partnership with the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation and others, contributed to the World Health Organisation’s 2020 declaration that polio had been eradicated from Africa, Nigeria being the most populous country in Africa and the last country to eradicate the disease.</p><p>Education is another area where Dangote is making a significant impact. He recently announced a $10 million donation to the Aliko Dangote University of Science and Technology, based in Kano State. The conglomerate has provided a wealth of infrastructural support to the country’s tertiary institutions.</p><p>In 2019, the Federal Government revealed that the N1.2 billion hostel donated by the Aliko Dangote Foundation to Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria, was the largest donation ever made by an individual to a university in Nigeria’s history at that time.</p><p>As a member of The Global Business Coalition for Education, the Aliko Dangote Foundation has also focused on early childhood education. Through the Mu Shuka Iri (Let’s Plant a Seed) programme, local women – affectionately known as “Aunties” – are trained in Montessori-style education to become community educators in Kano.</p><p>The foundation’s investments in education include providing vocational training and providing scholarships at the secondary and tertiary levels, in addition to offering annual fellowships through the World Economic Forum’s Young Global Leaders programme.</p><p>“We need to create the next generation of African leaders,” Dangote said underscoring his commitment to long-term societal change.</p><p>“My mother instilled in me the ethos of giving back, which inspired my philanthropy 30 years ago. I trust my three daughters will continue this legacy, just as they will continue to grow our business and impact. I want to be known not just as Africa’s richest person but also as its biggest philanthropist,” he added.</p><p> <small>Sponsored</small><p>UPDATE NEWS: Nigerians can now earn US Dollars through domain flipping, buy domain names for cheap and have it resold to earn up to $15,000.</p> </p><p><u>Click here</u> to start and get PROOF.</p> </p><p> <p> <img src="data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg%20xmlns=" rel="noopener noreferrer"> Join Daily Trust WhatsApp Community For Quick Access To News and Happenings Around You.</p> </p> Time Magazine names Dangote among World's Top 100 Philanthropists - Daily Trust	查看 4471	《每日信托报》	2025-05-21 03:20:47 2025-05-21 06:04:08	word
3147984	有图 <p>By Mahfouz A. Adedimeji</p><p>The motto of Daily Trust newspaper is ‘Truth is a burden’. Apparently, the founding fathers of the newspaper appreciated that in a world where lie reigns and dresses like truth, it is onerous to bear truth. A striking metaphor of the tragedy of truth today is a 19th century legend, depicted by Jean-Léon Gérome’s 1896 painting, “The truth Coming out of the Well”.</p> <p>A quick recap is that The Truth and The Lie met one fateful, beautiful morning beside a well. After exchanging pleasantries, The Lie suggested that they should take a bath together. The unsuspecting Truth felt that the water was nice and undressed with The Lie to bathe. Suddenly, The Lie jumped out of the water, put on the clothes of The Truth and ran away. The Truth ran out to pursue The Lie but the latter had disappeared into the world, which turned its gaze away in rage on seeing the naked Truth running around. The poor Truth returned to the well to hide forever while The Lie moves around disguised as The Truth, satisfying the needs of the world because the world, and Nigeria is its microcosm, is not interested in seeing the naked Truth. The Yoruba sum it up in ‘Aiyekooto’, meaning ‘the world rejects the truth’, the name they give to the West African parrot.</p><p> The fate of the truth in the legend is similar to that of integrity. A Latin word that derives from ‘integer’, the same integer everyone learnt in primary school as depicting a whole number as opposed to a fraction, meaning whole, intact and complete, integrity describes the quality of being untainted, upright, honest or having strict moral and ethical code. Though the qualities of truth and integrity cannot be said to be extinct, among the few Nigerians that epitomise them in the public space is the Registrar of the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB), Prof. Emeritus Is-haq Olanrewaju Oloyede, the acclaimed winner of the maiden edition of the prestigious Gani Fawehinmi Integrity Award in 2018.</p><p> Ever since Oloyede started his current assignment in August 2016, some people with hideous agenda have sought every means to defame him or discredit his work. He has stood tall and fought entrenched personalities and principalities that had made JAMB a cesspool of corruption head-to-head for nine solid years. He introduced far-reaching innovations that sought to eliminate fraud and entrench quality. He turned JAMB to a beautiful bride and a topmost government agency reputed for efficiency and credibility. Apart from returning over 60 billion Naira to the coffers of the government, he also reduced the application fees for the examination from #5,000 to #3,500 nationally and from $20 to $2 internationally. He did many more including instituting awards to encourage institutions.</p><p> However, when immediate action was taken to review the results of the recent 2025 Unified Tertiary Matriculations Examinations (UTME) after complaints and it was indeed found out that an error occurred, someone without a burden of truth and integrity on his shoulders would have approached the findings differently. He would obfuscate the matter, stonewall the critics and give reasons to extricate himself. Afterall, it wasn’t his personal fault. But with the burden of integrity he bears, Prof. Oloyede spoke the unusual truth, took vicarious responsibility and the keyboard urchins roared with contempt and rage.</p><p> But one truth remains incontrovertible. Prof. Oloyede has changed the narrative of public service in Nigeria, upped the ante and demonstrated what no public servant has done in recent memory. He invited his critics for co-investigation, explained the matter, identified the problem, apologised to the nation and could not control his emotions having been told just before his addressing Nigerians that a candidate committed suicide. He provided an immediate solution by rescheduling the examinations, which have now been concluded.</p><p> He had many options but he chose the path of honesty and accountability. In his 1915 poem, ‘The Road not Taken’, Robert Frost calls it the road ‘less travelled by. And that has made all the difference’. Only a person of Oloyede’s rare pedigree would have the courage to do what he did.</p><p> Despite the immaterial antics of ethnic chauvinists, religious bigots and misinformed pundits that revel in character assassination at the drop of a hat, it is clear to the sincere and perceptive Nigerians that it would be beyond a former Chairman of the Committee of Vice Chancellors of Nigerian Universities (CVCNU) and ex-Executive Secretary and National Coordinator of the Nigeria Inter-religious Council (NIREC) to stoop so low to target a religious or ethnic group in a national examination. To achieve what purpose at his age and stage in life? Nevertheless, as truth does not matter in our post-truth era, the uninformed, misinformed and ill-informed bared their fangs and poured venom, the only product in their possession.</p><p> There are also those who even call for his resignation, oblivious of the fact that doing so is an easy decision to make for a man like him, with zero emotional attachment to the vain embellishments of the world, if only he has his way. Long beyond his detractors were born or be of relevance, Oloyede had resigned from a ‘juicy’ national appointment. Not too long ago, in 2011 precisely, he also resigned from his coveted position as President of the Association of African Universities as a matter patriotic principle just to pave way for another Nigerian, the Kogi-born Prof. Emeritus Olugbemiro Jegede, to become Secretary General of the Association. He burns the candle at both ends in the service of the country because of his patriotism, not based ó. an iota of personal interest.</p><p> One point is as clear as daylight ultimately. Oloyede’s sun is far beyond being stuck by his detractors’ sticky mud. Universities and other tertiary institutions, with their consortia in West Africa and Africa as a whole, individuals, organisations and bodies, including the National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS), have turned the table with their cornucopia of solidarity. They continue to appreciate Oloyede for his honesty, empathy, courage, nobility, probity and fair-mindedness in the face of glitch or an error of negligence by others. His hard-earned reputation and integrity are intact as he has handled the challenge to the admiration of many right-thinking Nigerians.</p><p> But beyond Oloyede, my hope is that other conscientious leaders would not be discouraged from being truthful and vicariously responsible in future as a result of the vituperations being poured in some quarters on a national hero. My charge is that the youth should remain positive that Nigeria is still worth being served truthfully and with integrity. They should renew their hope in their country, just as E. B. White wrote long ago and as is evident in Oloyede: “As long as there is one upright man, as long as there is one compassionate woman, the contagion may spread and the scene is not desolate. Hope is the thing that is left to us in a bad time.”</p><p>SPONSOR AD</p> <p>Prof. Adedimeji is the pioneer Vice Chancellor of the African School of Economics (The Pan-African University of Excellence), Abuja.</p><p> <small>Sponsored</small><p>UPDATE NEWS: Nigerians can now earn US Dollars through domain flipping, buy domain names for cheap and have it resold to earn up to $15,000.</p> </p><p><u>Click here</u> to start and get PROOF.</p> </p><p> <p> <img src="data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg%20xmlns=" rel="noopener noreferrer"> Join Daily Trust WhatsApp Community For Quick Access To News and Happenings Around You.</p> </p> Oloyede’s burden of truth and integrity - Daily Trust	查看 7717	《每日信托报》	2025-05-21 05:52:09 2025-05-21 06:04:08	word
3147983	有图 <p><p><data-hydrate><p>Lees voor</p></data-hydrate></p>Gaza-bijeenkomst met omstreden islampredikers op TU Eindhoven afgelast na leugen</p><p><img src="https://www.telegraaf.nl/images/68x68/filters:format(png):quality(50)/cdn-kiosk-api.telegraaf.nl/056d9ad0-ae75-11e8-8c85-f7e441f383b4.png" rel="noopener noreferrer"><p>Silvan Schoonhoven </p><p><time>Aangepast: Gisteren, 20:35</time><time>Gisteren, 18:44</time>in Binnenland</p></p></p><p>Eindhoven - De Technische Universiteit Eindhoven heeft een stokje gestoken voor een Gaza-bijeenkomst op haar campus. Daar zouden twee omstreden islampredikers spreken. De Hilversumse activist Abou Hafs, echte naam Fouad ElBouch, stond gepland samen met Brahim Bouali. Beide mannen hebben Hamas bejubeld in online-berichten. Abou Hafs was eerder betrokken bij een Gazaprotest in Katwijk dat uitliep op rellen.</p><p><img src="https://www.telegraaf.nl/images/535x301/filters:format(jpeg):quality(50)/cdn-kiosk-api.telegraaf.nl/7ec32dd2-359b-11f0-b021-be5a136dc161.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p><p>©ANP / HH</p><p>Abou Hafs en Brahim Bouali zijn woensdag uitgenodigd bij een Gaza-bijeenkomst op de Technische Universiteit Eindhoven</p></p><data-hydrate></data-hydrate><data-hydrate><p>Blijf op de hoogte</p><p> Wil je op de hoogte blijven over alles rondom oorlog israël, schrijf je dan in voor onze blijf op de hoogte nieuwsbrief. </p><form>Inschrijven<p>Ongeldig e-mailadres. Vul nogmaals in aub.</p><p>Leeshierons privacybeleid.</p></form></p></data-hydrate><p>Bekijk meer van</p>politiekislamAbou HafsBrahim BoualiEindhoven</p><p>POPULAIRE VIDEO"S<p><img src="https://www.telegraaf.nl/images/260x146/filters:format(jpeg):quality(50)/cdn-kiosk-api.telegraaf.nl/2c60ed48-3359-11f0-8f57-b275549e7ae3.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p><p><time>17 mei</time>Video</p>Bianca Censori: vrouw van Kanye (Ye) weer gespot in schaars geklede outfit</p><p><img src="https://www.telegraaf.nl/images/260x146/filters:format(jpeg):quality(50)/cdn-kiosk-api.telegraaf.nl/9851a3e2-3392-11f0-b3c7-6615805cc776.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p><p><time>18 mei</time><img src="https://www.telegraaf.nl/statics/icons/comments.svg" rel="noopener noreferrer">Entertainment</p>Europapa tóch in finale Songfestival: ‘EBU moet woedend zijn"</p><p><img src="https://www.telegraaf.nl/images/260x146/filters:format(jpeg):quality(50)/cdn-kiosk-api.telegraaf.nl/b50c36c6-33df-11f0-853a-de3387190485.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p><p><time>18 mei</time><img src="https://www.telegraaf.nl/statics/icons/comments.svg" rel="noopener noreferrer">Video</p>Beelden: koningin Máxima en premier Schoof feliciteren nieuwe paus</p><p><img src="https://www.telegraaf.nl/images/260x146/filters:format(jpeg):quality(50)/cdn-kiosk-api.telegraaf.nl/2fb40eba-340a-11f0-a2f5-528749bd5a2a.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p><p><time>18 mei</time><img src="https://www.telegraaf.nl/statics/icons/comments.svg" rel="noopener noreferrer">Video</p>‘Dit was duidelijk playback tijdens finale Songfestival’</p></p><data-hydrate></data-hydrate> Gaza-bijeenkomst met omstreden islampredikers op TU Eindhoven afgelast na leugen \| Binnenland \| Telegraaf.nl	查看 3052	《电讯报》	2025-05-21 00:44:54 2025-05-21 06:02:06	word
3147982	有图 <p><p><label>Het beste van De Telegraaf</label><data-hydrate><p>Lees voor</p></data-hydrate></p>NPO en AvroTros willen in gesprek over geloofwaardigheid van ’verbindend karakter’ Songfestival: ’Altijd al politiek geweest’</p><p><p>Pepijn van den Brink</p><p><time>Aangepast: Gisteren, 20:33</time><time>Gisteren, 17:35</time>in TV</p></p></p><p>AvroTros en de NPO willen samen met omroepen uit andere landen in gesprek met de EBU, de organisator van het Eurovisie Songfestival, over het apolitieke karakter van het liedjesfestijn. Hoewel het volgens AvroTros ’nadrukkelijk niet’ gaat om de deelname van één specifiek land (Israël) en de omroep een fundamentele discussie zegt te willen, is de timing opvallend. „Het Songfestival is altijd politiek geweest.”</p><p><img src="https://www.telegraaf.nl/images/535x301/filters:format(jpeg):quality(50)/cdn-kiosk-api.telegraaf.nl/0aaf9968-3590-11f0-a500-6615805cc776.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p><p>©ANP/HH</p><p>Conchita Wurst won in 2014 mede om politieke redenen, Yuval Raphael werd dit jaar tweede.</p></p><data-hydrate></data-hydrate><data-hydrate><p>Blijf op de hoogte</p><p> Wil je op de hoogte blijven over alles rondom kroning charles iii, schrijf je dan in voor onze blijf op de hoogte nieuwsbrief. </p><form>Inschrijven<p>Ongeldig e-mailadres. Vul nogmaals in aub.</p><p>Leeshierons privacybeleid.</p></form></p></data-hydrate><p>HET BESTE VAN DE TELEGRAAF<p><img src="https://www.telegraaf.nl/images/260x146/filters:format(jpeg):quality(50)/cdn-kiosk-api.telegraaf.nl/14efe89e-35a7-11f0-90f3-3a8001765c41.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p><p><time>20 mei</time>Film</p>Zo ging het eraan toe bij Cannes-afterparty met Jason Momoa en Dakota Johnson</p><p><img src="https://www.telegraaf.nl/images/260x146/filters:format(jpeg):quality(50)/cdn-kiosk-api.telegraaf.nl/c191ac16-357c-11f0-8c6f-528749bd5a2a.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p><p><time>20 mei</time>Cultuur</p>Theaterstuk over atlete Foekje Dillema: eerherstel voor de ’Friese stoomwals’</p><p><img src="https://www.telegraaf.nl/images/260x146/filters:format(jpeg):quality(50)/cdn-kiosk-api.telegraaf.nl/e182e024-3592-11f0-a54f-be5a136dc161.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p><p><time>20 mei</time><img src="https://www.telegraaf.nl/statics/icons/comments.svg" rel="noopener noreferrer">TV</p>Hoe Hans Wiegel tv gebruikte voor zijn idealen, zichzelf en ons te leren wat politiek fatsoen is</p><p><img src="https://www.telegraaf.nl/images/260x146/filters:format(jpeg):quality(50)/cdn-kiosk-api.telegraaf.nl/318d9af2-3596-11f0-877b-6615805cc776.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p><p><time>20 mei</time>Film</p>Nederlandse producent Emily (31) breekt door in Hollywood: ’Begon met stage onder Harvey Weinstein’</p></p><data-hydrate></data-hydrate> NPO en AvroTros willen in gesprek over geloofwaardigheid van ’verbindend karakter’ Songfestival: ’Altijd al politiek geweest’ \| TV \| Telegraaf.nl	查看 2778	《电讯报》	2025-05-20 23:35:21 2025-05-21 06:02:06	word
3147981	有图 <p><p><data-hydrate><p>Lees voor</p></data-hydrate></p>Hogere NAVO-norm gaat 16 tot 19 miljard per jaar extra kosten</p><p><p>Onze parlementaire redactie</p><p><time>Aangepast: Gisteren, 18:52</time><time>Gisteren, 18:18</time>in Binnenland</p></p></p><p>Den Haag - Nederland moet jaarlijks minimaal 16 tot 19 miljard euro extra uit gaan geven aan defensie om aan de nieuwe NAVO-eisen te voldoen. In totaal komen de benodigde uitgaven neer op 3,5 procent van het bruto binnenlands product, terwijl dat nu 2 procent is.</p><p><img src="https://www.telegraaf.nl/images/535x301/filters:format(jpeg):quality(50)/cdn-kiosk-api.telegraaf.nl/0eb00c18-3596-11f0-92c9-d66f5b72291f.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p><p>©ANP / Laurens van Putten</p><p>Ruben Brekelmans, minister van Defensie.</p></p><data-hydrate></data-hydrate><data-hydrate><p>Blijf op de hoogte</p><p> Wil je op de hoogte blijven over alles rondom oorlog israël, schrijf je dan in voor onze blijf op de hoogte nieuwsbrief. </p><form>Inschrijven<p>Ongeldig e-mailadres. Vul nogmaals in aub.</p><p>Leeshierons privacybeleid.</p></form></p></data-hydrate><p>POPULAIRE VIDEO"S<p><img src="https://www.telegraaf.nl/images/260x146/filters:format(jpeg):quality(50)/cdn-kiosk-api.telegraaf.nl/2c60ed48-3359-11f0-8f57-b275549e7ae3.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p><p><time>17 mei</time>Video</p>Bianca Censori: vrouw van Kanye (Ye) weer gespot in schaars geklede outfit</p><p><img src="https://www.telegraaf.nl/images/260x146/filters:format(jpeg):quality(50)/cdn-kiosk-api.telegraaf.nl/9851a3e2-3392-11f0-b3c7-6615805cc776.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p><p><time>18 mei</time><img src="https://www.telegraaf.nl/statics/icons/comments.svg" rel="noopener noreferrer">Entertainment</p>Europapa tóch in finale Songfestival: ‘EBU moet woedend zijn"</p><p><img src="https://www.telegraaf.nl/images/260x146/filters:format(jpeg):quality(50)/cdn-kiosk-api.telegraaf.nl/b50c36c6-33df-11f0-853a-de3387190485.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p><p><time>18 mei</time><img src="https://www.telegraaf.nl/statics/icons/comments.svg" rel="noopener noreferrer">Video</p>Beelden: koningin Máxima en premier Schoof feliciteren nieuwe paus</p><p><img src="https://www.telegraaf.nl/images/260x146/filters:format(jpeg):quality(50)/cdn-kiosk-api.telegraaf.nl/2fb40eba-340a-11f0-a2f5-528749bd5a2a.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p><p><time>18 mei</time><img src="https://www.telegraaf.nl/statics/icons/comments.svg" rel="noopener noreferrer">Video</p>‘Dit was duidelijk playback tijdens finale Songfestival’</p></p><data-hydrate></data-hydrate> Hogere NAVO-norm gaat 16 tot 19 miljard per jaar extra kosten \| Binnenland \| Telegraaf.nl	查看 2590	《电讯报》	2025-05-21 00:18:25 2025-05-21 06:02:06	word
3147980	有图 <p><p><data-hydrate><p>Lees voor</p></data-hydrate></p>Kai Verbij gaat Jutta Leerdam helpen in olympisch jaar</p><p><p>Renze Lolkema</p><p><time>Gisteren, 17:43</time>in Schaatsen</p></p><p></p></p><p>AMSTERDAM - Jutta Leerdam heeft haar oud-ploeggenoot Kai Verbij bereid gevonden zich aan te sluiten bij haar eigen schaatsploeg Team Kafra. De voormalige wereldkampioen sprint leek te zijn gestopt met schaatsen, maar dook afgelopen winter toch weer op, op het trainingsijs van Thialf. Wedstrijden reed hij niet.</p><p><img src="https://www.telegraaf.nl/images/535x301/filters:format(jpeg):quality(50)/cdn-kiosk-api.telegraaf.nl/34109c2a-3591-11f0-8b17-6615805cc776.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p><p>©ANP/HH</p><p>Jutta Leerdam</p></p><data-hydrate></data-hydrate><data-hydrate><p>Blijf op de hoogte</p><p> Wil je op de hoogte blijven over alles rondom ek voetbal 2024, schrijf je dan in voor onze blijf op de hoogte nieuwsbrief. </p><form>Inschrijven<p>Ongeldig e-mailadres. Vul nogmaals in aub.</p><p>Leeshierons privacybeleid.</p></form></p></data-hydrate><p></p><p>Bekijk meer van</p>sportevenementhigh-societylangebaanschaatsenKai VerbijJutta LeerdamJac OrieTed DalrympleTeam KafraWinterspelen</p><p>POPULAIRE VIDEO"S<p><img src="https://www.telegraaf.nl/images/260x146/filters:format(jpeg):quality(50)/cdn-kiosk-api.telegraaf.nl/2c60ed48-3359-11f0-8f57-b275549e7ae3.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p><p><time>17 mei</time>Video</p>Bianca Censori: vrouw van Kanye (Ye) weer gespot in schaars geklede outfit</p><p><img src="https://www.telegraaf.nl/images/260x146/filters:format(jpeg):quality(50)/cdn-kiosk-api.telegraaf.nl/9851a3e2-3392-11f0-b3c7-6615805cc776.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p><p><time>18 mei</time><img src="https://www.telegraaf.nl/statics/icons/comments.svg" rel="noopener noreferrer">Entertainment</p>Europapa tóch in finale Songfestival: ‘EBU moet woedend zijn"</p><p><img src="https://www.telegraaf.nl/images/260x146/filters:format(jpeg):quality(50)/cdn-kiosk-api.telegraaf.nl/b50c36c6-33df-11f0-853a-de3387190485.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p><p><time>18 mei</time><img src="https://www.telegraaf.nl/statics/icons/comments.svg" rel="noopener noreferrer">Video</p>Beelden: koningin Máxima en premier Schoof feliciteren nieuwe paus</p><p><img src="https://www.telegraaf.nl/images/260x146/filters:format(jpeg):quality(50)/cdn-kiosk-api.telegraaf.nl/2fb40eba-340a-11f0-a2f5-528749bd5a2a.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p><p><time>18 mei</time><img src="https://www.telegraaf.nl/statics/icons/comments.svg" rel="noopener noreferrer">Video</p>‘Dit was duidelijk playback tijdens finale Songfestival’</p></p><data-hydrate></data-hydrate></p><data-hydrate></data-hydrate> Kai Verbij gaat Jutta Leerdam helpen in olympisch jaar \| Schaatsen \| Telegraaf.nl	查看 2717	《电讯报》	2025-05-20 23:43:00 2025-05-21 06:02:06	word
3147979	有图 <p><p><label>Het beste van De Telegraaf</label><data-hydrate><p>Lees voor</p></data-hydrate></p><p>In het Vizier</p>Het is georganiseerde misdaad: met nog meer fraudeurs wordt het écht gevaarlijk op de weg</p><p><p>Rosanne de Jong</p><p><time>3 uur geleden</time>in Columns</p></p></p><p>Het is niet heel gek dat je moedeloos wordt als je voor de zoveelste keer een belangrijke toets niet haalt, zoals een studietentamen of het theorie-examen voor je rijbewijs. Ik weet nog goed hoe ik zeven jaar geleden voor de tweede keer op rij gedeprimeerd uit het CBR-gebouw wandelde. Weer nét te veel fouten in het theorie-examen voor mijn autorijbewijs.</p><p><img src="https://www.telegraaf.nl/images/535x301/filters:format(jpeg):quality(50)/cdn-kiosk-api.telegraaf.nl/a251bb3e-35ae-11f0-8312-be5a136dc161.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p><data-hydrate></data-hydrate><data-hydrate><p>Blijf op de hoogte</p><p> Wil je op de hoogte blijven over alles rondom de kwestie: recessie-angst, schrijf je dan in voor onze blijf op de hoogte nieuwsbrief. </p><form>Inschrijven<p>Ongeldig e-mailadres. Vul nogmaals in aub.</p><p>Leeshierons privacybeleid.</p></form></p></data-hydrate><p>HET BESTE VAN DE TELEGRAAF<p><img src="https://www.telegraaf.nl/images/260x146/filters:format(jpeg):quality(50)/cdn-kiosk-api.telegraaf.nl/17ae8c6e-2bf4-11f0-97f2-de3387190485.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p><p><time>08 mei</time>Wat U Zegt</p>’Commercie loert op onze pensioenen’</p><p><img src="https://www.telegraaf.nl/images/260x146/filters:format(jpeg):quality(50)/cdn-kiosk-api.telegraaf.nl/4b8e4a78-2a9c-11f0-b51c-7e93ea697ff9.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p><p><time>06 mei</time>De Kwestie</p>’Overheid is op de hand van activistische inbrekers’</p><p><img src="https://www.telegraaf.nl/images/260x146/filters:format(jpeg):quality(50)/cdn-kiosk-api.telegraaf.nl/2d1b9b62-2665-11f0-8806-7620f987b53d.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p><p><time>01 mei</time>De Kwestie</p>’Scholen moeten zelf meer doen tegen pesten’</p><p><img src="https://www.telegraaf.nl/images/260x146/filters:format(jpeg):quality(50)/cdn-kiosk-api.telegraaf.nl/4073d11a-1955-11f0-9831-42b9f9b76371.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p><p><time>14 apr.</time>De Kwestie</p>Vereniging Eigen Huis roept op de macht van de makelaar te doorbreken: ’Kopers worden tegen elkaar uitgespeeld’</p></p><data-hydrate></data-hydrate> Het is georganiseerde misdaad: met nog meer fraudeurs wordt het écht gevaarlijk op de weg \| Columns \| Telegraaf.nl	查看 2387	《电讯报》	2025-05-21 03:00:00 2025-05-21 06:02:06	word
3147978	有图 <p><p><label>Het beste van De Telegraaf</label><data-hydrate><p>Lees voor</p></data-hydrate></p><p>Kijkje bij exclusief Cannes-feestje na euforische première</p>Zo ging het eraan toe bij Cannes-afterparty met Jason Momoa en Dakota Johnson</p><p><p>Rick de Graaff</p><p><time>3 uur geleden</time>in Film</p></p></p><p>Het heeft even geduurd, maar halverwege mijn tweede jaar in Cannes ben ik dan eindelijk op een echte afterparty geweest. Vol glitter en glamour én een feestelijk Nederlands tintje.</p><p><img src="https://www.telegraaf.nl/images/535x301/filters:format(jpeg):quality(50)/cdn-kiosk-api.telegraaf.nl/14efe89e-35a7-11f0-90f3-3a8001765c41.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p><data-hydrate></data-hydrate><data-hydrate><p>Blijf op de hoogte</p><p> Wil je op de hoogte blijven over alles rondom strikt privé, schrijf je dan in voor onze blijf op de hoogte nieuwsbrief. </p><form>Inschrijven<p>Ongeldig e-mailadres. Vul nogmaals in aub.</p><p>Leeshierons privacybeleid.</p></form></p></data-hydrate><p>Bekijk meer van</p>filmfestivalEmily KortewegDakota JohnsonJason MomoaCannesSplitsville</p><p>HET BESTE VAN DE TELEGRAAF<p><img src="https://www.telegraaf.nl/images/260x146/filters:format(jpeg):quality(50)/cdn-kiosk-api.telegraaf.nl/14efe89e-35a7-11f0-90f3-3a8001765c41.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p><p><time>20 mei</time>Film</p>Zo ging het eraan toe bij Cannes-afterparty met Jason Momoa en Dakota Johnson</p><p><img src="https://www.telegraaf.nl/images/260x146/filters:format(jpeg):quality(50)/cdn-kiosk-api.telegraaf.nl/c191ac16-357c-11f0-8c6f-528749bd5a2a.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p><p><time>20 mei</time>Cultuur</p>Theaterstuk over atlete Foekje Dillema: eerherstel voor de ’Friese stoomwals’</p><p><img src="https://www.telegraaf.nl/images/260x146/filters:format(jpeg):quality(50)/cdn-kiosk-api.telegraaf.nl/e182e024-3592-11f0-a54f-be5a136dc161.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p><p><time>20 mei</time><img src="https://www.telegraaf.nl/statics/icons/comments.svg" rel="noopener noreferrer">TV</p>Hoe Hans Wiegel tv gebruikte voor zijn idealen, zichzelf en ons te leren wat politiek fatsoen is</p><p><img src="https://www.telegraaf.nl/images/260x146/filters:format(jpeg):quality(50)/cdn-kiosk-api.telegraaf.nl/318d9af2-3596-11f0-877b-6615805cc776.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p><p><time>20 mei</time>Film</p>Nederlandse producent Emily (31) breekt door in Hollywood: ’Begon met stage onder Harvey Weinstein’</p></p><data-hydrate></data-hydrate> Zo ging het eraan toe bij Cannes-afterparty met Jason Momoa en Dakota Johnson \| Film \| Telegraaf.nl	查看 2491	《电讯报》	2025-05-21 03:01:00 2025-05-21 06:02:06	word

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