Author: Olaoluwa Vincent Ajayi

The newly inaugurated Minister of Humanitarian Affairs and Poverty Alleviation, Dr. Bernard Mohammed Doro, has pledged to foster unity and collaboration among all departments under the ministry to better serve Nigerians and achieve the administration’s poverty reduction goals. In an exclusive interview with The New Daily Prime shortly after his inauguration by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, Dr. Doro emphasized the need for synergy, transparency, and efficiency across the ministry’s operations. “Our vision is enshrined in building a humanitarian ecosystem that is based on transparency and efficiency, with a strong focus on people,” he said. “It’s going to be person-centered. We want…

By Adeniyi Yusuf On Thursday, the Senate confirmed Dr. Bernard Doro, a dedicated Nigerian, as a minister of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. The confirmation came after a brief yet confident screening session, during which lawmakers expressed approval of his credentials and vision. Hailing from Plateau State, Doro, a seasoned technocrat, pledged to establish an inclusive, transparent, and efficient humanitarian system if appointed to lead the Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs and Poverty Reduction. Who Dr Bernard Doro is Based on Dr. Bernard Doro’s profile and the details from his Senate screening, he brings a wealth of expertise and a distinct…

Long before the Senate confirmed his appointment as a minister, Bernard Doro had already distinguished himself as a passionate advocate for good governance, social equity, and accountable leadership. His nomination, now widely celebrated, is seen by many as a vindication of his years of commitment to transparency and people-centered politics. Through his “Bernard Doro Vision” Facebook platform, Doro emerged as a respected voice among Nigerians yearning for reform, integrity, and responsible leadership in public life. His digital presence transcended mere commentary, it became a movement for change. With every post, he challenged complacency, championed transparency, and inspired civic action. His…

Long before his appointment as a Minister of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Dr. Bernard Doro, a UK-based pharmacist and passionate development advocate, had already become a familiar name to many Nigerians, particularly in his native Plateau State. Beyond his home region, Doro has made remarkable strides in humanitarian and development work through his foundation, the Bernard Doro Vision (BDV), established with a clear mission to build a fairer and more inclusive society. Through BDV, he has championed access to quality education, essential healthcare, and sustainable livelihoods— initiatives aimed at fostering peace, restoring dignity, and driving prosperity across communities. READ…

Honourable Dr. Bernard Mohammed Doro, Minister of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, has expressed profound appreciation to members of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in the diaspora, especially those in the United Kingdom, for their unwavering support and sacrifices during his nomination and confirmation process. Addressing party members at a dinner following his Senate confirmation as Minister, he described the occasion as “a great day,” acknowledging the dedication of APC members across the world who travelled on short notice and at personal expense to show solidarity. “Your sacrifices will not go unnoticed,” he said warmly, extending heartfelt gratitude to all who stood…

Biya’s disputed victory deepens fears over Africa’s aging leadership, corruption, and democratic decline. Cameroon’s 92-year-old President Paul Biya, the world’s oldest head of state, has won a controversial eighth term in office, extending his rule beyond four decades in a fiercely disputed election that has ignited deadly protests and renewed questions about Africa’s aging strongmen. The Constitutional Council announced that Biya captured 53.7 percent of the vote, defeating his closest challenger, former ally-turned-opponent Issa Tchiroma Bakary, who received 35.2 percent. Ten candidates contested the 12 October poll, but the outcome has been rejected by much of the opposition, which alleges massive…

The latest crime figures paint a worrying picture for the capital as new data reveals that London’s overall crime rate rose by 11 per cent over the past year, with the City of Westminster emerging as the borough with the highest number of reported offences. According to figures released by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) and police.uk, nearly 100 crimes occur every day in London, ranging from petty theft to violent robberies. Westminster,  the heart of the capital and home to Britain’s most famous landmarks, remains at the centre of this rising tide of crime. Westminster: London’s Crime Hotspot The City…

A murder investigation has been launched following the death of 19-year-old Black teenager Rinneau Perrineau, who was stabbed in south-west London earlier this week. Perrineau, affectionately known as Ren to his family and friends, was attacked at around 3:30 p.m. on Tuesday in Lavender Hill, Wandsworth, according to the Metropolitan Police. The teenager was found with serious stab wounds and was rushed to hospital in critical condition. Despite the best efforts of medical staff, he died from his injuries on Friday. Police described the incident as “a shocking crime committed in broad daylight” and confirmed that one person has been arrested in connection with…

The Financial Action Task Force (FATF), a global money-laundering watchdog based in France, has officially removed Nigeria, South Africa, Mozambique, and Burkina Faso from its “grey list” of countries under increased monitoring. The announcement came on Friday, following what the FATF described as “successful on-site visits” that confirmed “positive progress” by the four nations in strengthening their anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism financing frameworks. The FATF maintains both “grey” and “black” lists for countries that fall short of its international standards for financial transparency and integrity. While blacklisted countries face severe sanctions and global restrictions, those on the grey list are…

Guinness Nigeria Plc has announced the appointment of Ms. Abimbola Ajibola-Jimoh as its new Company Secretary, effective November 1, 2025. The appointment was disclosed through a corporate filing on the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) dated October 23, 2025, in line with regulatory disclosure requirements. The development marks another significant step in the company’s ongoing efforts to strengthen its corporate governance and leadership structure. Ms. Ajibola-Jimoh takes over from Mrs. Ademola, who has served the company with distinction over the years. The Board, in its official statement, acknowledged her tenure, noting: “Mrs. Ademola served the company and the Board with professionalism, ensuring…