President Bola Ahmed Tinubu received Her Majesty Queen Mary Elizabeth of Denmark at the Aso Villa in Abuja on Tuesday. First Lady Senator Oluremi Tinubu was also present.

President Tinubu characterized the visit as a “distinct privilege,” highlighting the strengthening diplomatic relations between Nigeria and Denmark. He described the discussions as “warm, constructive, and forward-looking,” emphasizing mutual respect and shared values.

“Her Majesty’s presence here stands as a mark of goodwill, shared values, and a renewed commitment to deeper cooperation across key areas,” the President stated.

He reiterated his administration’s dedication to international partnerships aimed at fostering prosperity, improving the lives of citizens, and ensuring a sustainable future.

The Lagos State Government has called upon property owners throughout the state to conduct external renovations on their buildings, aiming to elevate the city’s aesthetic appeal. This appeal was issued on Tuesday in Alausa by the Commissioner for Physical Planning and Urban Development, Dr. Oluyinka Olumide.

Dr. Olumide stressed the significance of establishing a routine property maintenance culture. He encouraged residents to invest in enhancements such as repainting, facade improvements, and general refurbishments, noting their alignment with the Greater Lagos vision and the government’s T.H.E.M.E.S.+ agenda.

A particular appeal was directed towards owners of buildings situated along major highways and prominent roads, urging them to adopt consistent building renewal practices. Dr. Olumide highlighted the importance of supporting the State Government’s vision of “Making Lagos A 21st Century Economy” through these efforts.

Abia State Governor Alex Otti has called on media practitioners to prioritize accurate reporting and avoid disseminating false information that could incite fear. Speaking at the 2025 Media Vision Africa training in Umuahia, Governor Otti, represented by Information Commissioner Okey Kanu, emphasized the importance of narratives that inspire confidence, particularly in light of the state’s focus on security and economic recovery.

Otti cautioned against the use of propaganda and urged media professionals to build their stories on truth and factual accuracy. He encouraged balanced reporting, highlighting both the challenges and successes within Abia State.

Bishop Sunday Ndukwo Onuoha, President of Vision Africa, stated that the training program aims to equip young Nigerian media practitioners with the skills necessary for future leadership roles. He encouraged them to become job creators and cultivate a culture of inspiration rather than relying solely on government opportunities.