nigeria has a new president, bola tinubu.e won a close election in february but with a record low turnout and accusations of irregularities. the result is being challenged in court. the case will be decided next month. that was not of the minds of the thousands of people who turned up for the new president's inauguration on monday. nigeria's elites were joined by dignitaries from abroad. his message was one of unity to a country that is deeply politically divided. >> [indiscernible] >> tinubu takes over a country facing serious challenges despite nigeria's abundant natural resources. many of its people suffer from hunger and poverty. we have more on what awaits the new president. reporter: the task before a lot of new -- before bola tinubu is daunting. high inflation rates, and security from the northeast, attacks in the northwest, attacks by kidnappers and bandits to the north, and in the southeast, we are talking about a secessionist movement. these are problems bola tinubu is facing on his first day in office. in his inaug

and nigeria has its roots in the colonial eruption. and it's these parts of the music curriculum budget struggles to get heard above the sounds of modern pop or nigeria as p most ruby. it's a real challenge for young talents. the main, your issue is work next of what the next. in fact, in terms of i might go into the plane, or am i going to find something else to do? this is, this is the major issue. we are in the quadrants it's, it's what goes in to a lot of people mind. that's why you can't seem to go to a classical musicians then to go get jobs, go find something that was just to survive the best. the foundation wants to fix that by providing this page and opportunities. the highlights of the season is the performance of a web, gmc by nigeria and composer. sure what the expense of an upper son can do to bad language that tells the tale of a soldier who sold off for his failure to cook. a tasting it will be the nigerian staple. the music might have its roots in europe, but did the choice of language under subject months to help niger

we meet a violinist in nigeria whose conduct in her own campaigns for a new offer, a house in lake us. before we get into that, let's go to gonna weigh more than 25 percent of coastal communities depends on what type bodies for their livelihoods. these vital resources are rapidly losing the beauty and purity due to constance pollution. so to draw attention to the problem, the climate activist recently set out on an unprecedented 450 can let me test swim in gun as boats. i like the world's largest man made lake, she's calling little thought reduced to add entry, present worth of bodies for a clean, a sustainable future. use. isaac college of reports from the region active is finding different way. yvette day is passionate about guidance environments. prove of that if hes swimming through gun and slick volta for more than 40 days, covering on a viral root of 450 kilometers. this lake, the world's largest, that the free share was of why it's one of the few what a waste in ghana still cleaning now forehead to streaming is so encouraging and so amazing to be able to swing that votes around

the home going initiative is dedicated to revitalize in classical music and nigeria. while these extra coma how small from lagos, the, it's the last you'll be hustles before the big nights. members of the desktop orchestra and oprah foundation, performing artist denali, of the after classical concepts series illegals, the violinist rustling. i mean, you set up the foundation in 2016 to promote music by africa. classical composers and showcase african talents. every culture has their own classical music and with this orchestra and with the foundation we set out to discover on classical music because of such a musical people africans. and for contemporary composers, you also have those who have been composing but have new or cost just to perform that much. so we take it upon ourselves to that classical music and nigeria has its roots in the colonial erupt. and it sees parts of the music curriculum bucket struggles to get heard above the sounds of modern pump, or nigeria as p most ruby. it's a real challenge for young colors. the main, your issue is work next. what the n

and we have the musical society of nigeria, that'd be have stages. but you don't have anything that is dedicated, that is built specifically for the performance of classical music and opera. and so it's very difficult to perform of these, although the schools exist, the music exists, the works exist, but we don't have the stage for this. the isn't the technology. we have very small stages we perform now at the mike had been with us and has the aliens from set. and um, it's all very similar that the stages quite small. and so we sent off for a house, we would, we're looking at including the entire community really because on opera house is owned by a community of people. and this is, the goal is to bring people in on the vision of understanding that our music is a lot more than what we see now. there's a lot more expression for the ethic grants i've said i've had to beverly and then the best uh, orchestra found. thank you on all the best. and that's it. with you now with the best, the orchestra, the foreman, or phone to the top of the by george b. z.

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they said that the great imam always encouraging unity among muslims, not only the people of nigeria, the people of the world have a general belief that imam khomeini's bravery , intellectual honesty, and justice are the good qualities that made him a favorite of many muslims. this course is the most important retirement reserve area of ​​imams highway, strategies and afghan , the most open area today, azad university , the following consumers and answers from the first page, and evaluation and arbitration with you, news hour.

the news has triggered a wave of panic across nigeria. the job did not do out the country has come to a standstill just a day after new, you know, curated president will let to new the announced the end of fuel subsidies which have been costing the government billions of dollars drivers rushed to feeling stations due to fears a few, a scarcity is on higher costs and have been waiting in long keys for hours. you brought me a, somebody's mind. i just didn't mind. so that's what we're going. follow a little bit, going back. so we can just, we just don't want like you to know what the price is. hope all righty. huge. lee increased this morning. the for price for the just the same as the 19519 to $5.00. me sorry. just of so why i don't know the price to almost 600, it's no business like 500 down or 6 hundreds, which i'm not able to cut all the cars and bosses proxy. it might cost us to shop behind. we haven't even been able to buy for will few subsidies have large the benefit to the middle class and those who owned vehicles, but they've also h

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nigeria was held. those present at this ceremony described imam khomeini as one of the blessings of the 20th century, who brought the islamic revolution by overthrowing the shah's regime and establishing the islamic republic of iran. the speakers said that imam khomeini believed in the truth, preached the truth and followed the truth. until with the legacies as if from the world passed away and imam khomeini means receiving more blessings from him, so you have the opportunity to expand the concepts that he created as institutions in islam, and then in a separate ceremony in abuja, sheikh ibrahim, the leader of the islamic movement of nigeria , met with the members of a university complex. and in that meeting, he praised the qualities of imam khomeini's leadership. sheikh zakzaky said that imam khomeini's timely leadership in the islamic republic of iran and in fact in the world is in charge of the oppressed in front of the oppressors, and this idea of ​​the imam has not changed since then, and some peo

so the old, as i've just mentioned is the nigeria, delta we, the native river flows into the gulf of genie and then into the exact goes to the international community of corporate, one of the most polluted cases of the obviously for good reasons. apparently, hundreds of bullets hadn't happened over the costs few years, and a water is contaminated, stinking with software, which is not surprising that children in the area gets sick only for trying to stay hydrated or trying to boss. this is also related to cook clean health conditions or even for adults within the region. now, before anything else, we have to understand how we or gotcha, because this started back in 1956 when cells dropped a gold in nigeria, which knew what somebody at that time was a british colony. all of this was expected to enrich the nation of nature, yet none of that has happened in fact that this has been enriched. it's kind of noises today before the industry in the area is a disaster. and as to how that is off to is the items i saw several lawsuits. the ongoing one of the accommodates it includes the ordering

still missing the about this and this is all to 0 life from don't have also coming up. cruise and nigeria focus and retrieving bodies after a boat accident on the nicer river as rescue efforts come to what i have all my buddies. 5 minutes about us. johnson's funded by n piece to have and knowingly misled parliament over his corona virus policies. is ready for was this killer palestinian mountain during the demolition of a house of the occupied west by the coast. guards in glee, silver covered the bodies of at least a 79 people who dreamed often of southern coast. also, their fishing boat sank. operations are on the way to find hundreds of others are missing in fear dead survivors say the boat was coming up to 700 migrants from several countries, including pakistan, egypt and syria. 3 people suspected of human trafficking are under investigation, care, take a prime minister and want to somebody as declared 3 days of national morning. john said, all police reports, true telemarketer. of these men are among some 100 survivors of the ship wreck. that being temporarily sheltered in a warehouse

does nigeria have a plan to transition from its oil dependency? i may just show the expression, editing somebody to induction in the production for the 2030 and then the target is to 265. so we have that right. how how do i talk about trust? you know, we really try to see where it says, you know, we have lost 16 dollars oil you know what you see the image. so i hope to become part of the the, the straight edge which is full. so when we fire show, when we complete, when we, when we know for sure that you know, it's all entirely too much. all right . the thank you very much ma'am. well, it has to be, but they won't even say how them was stuff, but i took it to us and it was a thank you the intends and yet it's been more than 2 years since the mia has son took over the presidency of a inheriting power directly from her previously. so the latest john michael, fully a career politician. she's the 1st female president of the nation. and it's fair to say who time and office has seen her portends in the out of pocket to transition opposition. figures ostr

the, this is need of the news africa coming up on the programs waiting nigeria cheap field. the president is defending his decisions. this prep the subsidy though it is pausing paint at the country spinning station, also coming up on the show. pennsylvania is more than to get into the presidency of the me. i have fun. she's bringing change, but we may feel position space is to say she must do more. lots of problems. give snapped up by germany. supper legend low thomas, here's what's in it for the gun and club. the hello. i'm christine. when do i, it's good to have your company. niger is president bullets, you know, who has asked for patients as he defends his decision to stop subsidizing feel. the government saves the subsidy, which has been in place since 1977 will officially be withdrawn from the end of june. it comes at a time when nigerians already struggling to cope with record high on employment and poverty. inflation in the country. is that an 18 year high? the cost of fuel and transport has already risen sharply since prism to know who made the announcement in his in

does nigeria have a plan to transition from its oil dependency? or maybe the judge hasn't shown that you uh, especially how to get somebody to induction in the production for the, for the 2013. and the target is to $265.00 . so we have that right. how how do i talk about trust you to come to see where it says, you know, we have the last 16 dollars oil more last week? no, no no no, no sign into the image. so i don't think i have to become part of the, the, the straight edge which is good for so when we show, when we complete, when we cry, when we 1st, before we show that, you know, it's all entirely too much. all right. the thank you very much ma'am. well, it has to be, but they won't even say how them was stuff. so i took it to us and it was a thank you the in tanzania. it's been more than 2 years since the mia has son took over the presidency of a inheriting power directly from her previously. so the latest john level for the career position. she's the 1st female president of the nation, that it's fair to say her time and office has seen her put

in nigeria and has over 6000 customers. the walking cold rooms are located next to markets are on farms and cooled and toddler using solar energy. customers like trade that copy rules to pay the equivalent of $0.20 a day for a stored crate. the vegetables to him, it's worth it now he can charge higher prices by his produce because it stays fresh for much longer when i do close to one, when the keys i c, n, k i the one on the before we used to buy small quantities, the just semester and i sure would sell out the same day. okay, cuz then you wouldn't do that, but now do we have the cold room? i mean, we've been buying a bulk installed in without any problems at any time to kinda meet the customer's needs. and by simply setting what the us for, from the toner and sort of asking them to come back the next day and the god for them coming back to you. because you can see it unless i thought it occurred to me . if that was the, it would be so many trait is how is it cold storage remains the dream solutions like cold have i still v

we're in nigeria where the search for survivors of a cap sized boat is over. that's the focus sits to recovery efforts on the timing report by partition pages. fine. it's almost 5 minutes to boris johnson deliberately misled comments about hockey's doing coded locked downs. the ukraine's floods ravaged southern region has been hit by russian rockets. it comes out as people living there are still trying to clean up austin a bike, a huff condemn was breached a week ago flooding the town. charles dropped the reports from castle in faded tova. occupied re take him and then flooded. the city just never gives up clean up operations in the capstone continue in the areas where the front was receded. residents like andre clearing them out from their apartments and businesses, determined to stop living. yet again. fug horses, boats spills and potentially disease into the small shop of the but the, because we have to wash it all the water was up to the ceiling. everything is covered in filth. it was impossible to get through here until the flood waters went down. ukraine

0r you live in the world, whether it's norway or nigeria?in the social conditions and culture of these countries? i certainly do believe...- i certainly do believe... what, that there _ i certainly do believe... what, that there is _ i certainly do believe... what, that there is an _ i certainly do believe... what, that there is an african - that there is an african feminism? i that there is an african feminism?— that there is an african feminism? ., ~ feminism? i mean, ithink there is an african— feminism? i mean, ithink there is an african feminism _ feminism? i mean, ithink there is an african feminism that - is an african feminism that does not go around describing itself as an african feminism. what i'm trying to say is that feminism is an ideology, and it depends how it is formulated or how it is negotiated, depends upon the details of the particular environment. 50 particular environment. so there isn't _ particular environment. so there isn't such a thing, in your view, as african feminism, per se? your view, as african feminism, er

does nigeria have a plan to transition from its oil dependency? a measure of uh, shows that you, uh, it's measured, editing somebody to induction in the production for the, for the safety and the target is to 265 . so right. how how do i talk about trust? you see where it says we have lost 16 dollars oil more last week. no, no no no, no sign into the image. so i go to the com the, the straight edge which is so when we show, when we complete, when we cry, when we know for sure that you know, it's or prior to us to be met. all right. thank you very much ma'am. well, it has to be, but they won't even say how them with stuff, but i took it to us and it was a thank you the in tanzania. it's been more than 2 years since the mia has son took over the presidency of a inheriting power directly from her previously. so the latest john, michael, fully a career politician, she's the 1st female president of her nation that it's fair to say her time and office has seen her put tons in the out of pocket to transition opposition, because ostracized and imprisoned

in a separate ceremony in in abuja, sheikh ibrahim zakzaky, the leader of the islamic movement of nigeriat with the members of a university complex , and in that meeting he praised the qualities of imam khomeini's leadership . sheikh zakzaky said that imam khomeini is a timely leader in the islamic republic of iran and in fact in the world, it is the responsibility of the oppressed against the oppressors. and still this idea the imam has not changed since then, and there are those who are motivated by the power to control the whole world, and there are still those who start wars here and there to take the resources of those areas as hostages, so in order to face this it is a challenge that all the oppressed must stand up against the oppressors. ibrahim zakzaky was of the same opinion that imam khomeini was the hero of the leader of the fight against westernism and global arrogance. people of the world have a general belief that courage imam khomeini's intellectual honesty and justice are the characteristics that have made him popular with many muslims. many people listen to people's words

i made these races at the sight of the accidents near a boat in nigeria. it took the combined efforts of villages, locals and neighbors, to pull the boat out of the water that is finally after more than 8 hours, it's been taken out of the water. there was widespread expectations that they could be somebody's in the water in the boat. so that when the bodies are retrieved, they could be given a proper butter, and unfortunately none was found. now the move to yeah, is that the frustration but of sadness that of the, of greece and in one particular community, the most impacted community. in fact, the able community why we spent the night on wednesday. uh we stayed in a family house when 9 members of the company, one last in that accident, close to them. there was another family that lost 18 people in that boat accident. and we also met a woman, a mother who survived the boat capsized. unfortunately, 3 of my children drawings, including one that is supposed to get married. in one months time, she was in costa level and the mood in that community and several ot

the news has triggered a wave of panic across nigeria. the majority of the country has come to a standstill just a day after new, you know curated president will let to new the announce the end of po subsidies which have been costing the government. billions of dollars drivers rushed to filling stations due to fears a few. a scarcity is on higher costs and have been waiting in long keys for hours to be as somebody who's my guest. so that's what we're going to be going back to waiting, just like you to know what the price is. hope all righty. huge lee increased this morning. the for price just at the same 1. 95195. me sorry. just making let's just i've so why is this, i don't know, the price is almost 600. it's no business like $500.00 down or 6 hundreds which are not able for me or because then boss is proxy, it might cost us to shop behind. we haven't even been able to buy for well, few subsidies have large the benefit to the middle class and those who own vehicle us. but they've also helped to keep transport costs slow. and previous eff

now moving on to west africa in conservative nigeria, same sex relationships, us to, to both members of the eligibility to i plus community. i know strangers to social hostility, but teenage danielle kuhn k is trying to link the power of love and acceptance to his own as you be to i plus inclusive fashion broad in conservative nigeria, same sex relationships, khattab who is the host i well, for the l g, b t q class community like ocean team. and john daniel clunky has an idea to make it a little friendly with you and to see question brand concave apparel. i have one disrespect, so discrimination on 3 or press one. so green up. i always been like bullied on all of that, so i go through read one. i found out about that to you. i've always been a 1st time i have to stick up on myself. despite the ard, i think it's brand has been welcomed, especially in the l. g, b, t q plus community. bold inscriptions like them isn't weakness. gender is fluid and we can be seen of happening, hung out around legal i think it's quite a new way to and inclusive brand. i've always had a hard time finding.

at least a 100 people killed in nigeria on to boat capsized thousands of believed to be mistaken. as an inquiry into the u. k. government's handling of the cave of 19 pandemic gets on the way in london. the former us president donald trump has pleaded not guilty to to $37.00 charges related to the handling of government secrets appearing in a federal court. trump faced accusations including wilful retention of national defense information and conspiracy to obstruct justice. trump, who was campaigning for the 2024 presidential election, says the indictment marks one of the saddest days in the history of the country. unofficial has this report from miami, and we have a rich country. we have a country that is corrupt. we have a country this got to florida, is the country that has nothing but problems. we are a nation wide and then they do this to find donald trump greeted in miami, just minutes after being treat temporarily from the custody of the government. he wants let, he stopped off with a cuban american cathy, a hot bed of supporters. the story court appearance lasted 47 minute

and nigeria are searching for at least a 100 people who are missing. and for your dad, after a boat capsized, it happens on the niger river in a remote region between niger inquire, a states. police say the vessel was carrying people returning from a wedding ceremony and may have been overloaded around a 100 people have been rescued so far. and search teams are still looking for bodies. i. this race has more from of who's a what was it right now? is these the deceased? why returning from a wedding party in neighboring state and when they both suddenly hit something under water and capsized, what we should know so far is that most of them were not wearing any protective equipment like life best funerals have been helpful. at least 60 people who have been killed in the accident and search and rescue, which is kind of like going on, may probably look more like a recovery effort because with each passing, our precious time is lost. and the weaver has taught to swimming up because of torrential rains in other parts of the north. the north, central, and uppe

some of these accidents, so unfortunately are not unusual in nigeria. so what's being done to improve safety as well, it's usually not a practical measure being taken to, to, to deal with these problems. and this is not the 1st and last year we have really, really serious accidents on the river nyja to reverse actually cuts across nigeria . that even identity but better way, but most of the board accidents that we see over here and report on actually on the niger, especially in the states of our progress, it can be and not just states in nights, in particular, last year there were 3 accidents that claimed hundreds of lives similarly in chevy state dozens, supplies one last and business because of the situation in the river. and the lack of a prop park regulatory controls on the use and the manning of dispos. that liability the. and simply because you find people who are not qualified to sort of drive these boats handling them. and there are no personal protective equipment on board, as well as the fact that the reverse are sold to you of a deposit light

while working and living in nigeria. because i'm interested in traditional culture and what happens. traditional culture. one of the things i wanted to do and do was meet photographers and, different people working in area of communications, mass media to try to get an understanding of how they looked at their own traditional culture and, rapidly changing culture. some of photographers. let me know in a in certain ways that they were very unhappy with the way the images of africa in general and nigeria and specifically were being projected in the popular in the west. what they were really saying was something that touched me deeply because it was this some of the same kinds of feelings i had about the way black people are generally projected in the popular media, not only in america but throughout the world. so question then was to them what, are you doing about changing this as a result of this what is beginning to what has already been happening but is beginning to get wider exposure is more young are focusing on docum

while working and living in nigeria. because i'm interested in traditional culture and what happens. traditional culture. one of the things i wanted to do and do was meet photographers and, different people working in area of communications, mass media to try to get an understanding of how they looked at their own traditional culture and, rapidly changing culture. some of photographers. let me know in a in certain ways that they were very unhappy with the way the images of africa in general and nigeria and specifically were being projected in the popular in the west. what they were really saying was something that touched me deeply because it was this some of the same kinds of feelings i had about the way black people are generally projected in the popular media, not only in america but throughout the world. so question then was to them what, are you doing about changing this as a result of this what is beginning to what has already been happening but is beginning to get wider exposure is more young are focusing on docum

the news has triggered a wave of panic across nigeria. the, the in the country has come to a standstill just a day after, and you, you know, curated president will let to new the announced the end of fuel subsidies. which being costing the government billions of dollars drivers rushed to feeling stations due to fears a few. a scarcity is on higher costs and have been waiting in long keys for hours. was with me as somebody's mind invested in mind. so that's why we're going to big one bucks. so rank is what is all about like you to know what the price is of all righty. huge lee increased this morning before price just at the same 19519 to 5. me sorry. just of so why don't you pay the price to $600.00? it's no business like $500.00 down or 6 hundreds which i'm not able to cut or the cause and cost is proxy. it might cost us to shop behind. we haven't even been able to buy for well, few subsidies have large the benefit to the middle class and those who own vehicle us. but they've also helped to keep transport costs slow. and previous efforts

right back to nigeria. today originally started making between $9099.00 to tom is on how was it ripped out so it was digital. so some guys like oh wow. road us in the area. so some little lead us always live late nineties, early ninety's. so my own was to travel to you know, to leave it was a house because then the problem is mean living easily. so believing that when you go to buy the house. so i get it. so something like least like in the chair. so the oakland was tense because it was lou from support from the to media. so what are we the one that we're going to leave the remainder. oliver was the 1.0. it's around the room. if you go to sleep viruses in the system of this, the world, us why, you know, when i look up, this is the big one time like that. my roommate gave for an integral may see the full new tide pin for me. so will not be the history is not so different from mary like me, to change this mind and try to find all kinds of deals and i do try to listen to country accurate. but is a state for ev

she served twice as nigeria's finance minister. the first woman in that role steering the country through trade and macroeconomic reform as well as a debt restructuring and extensive institutional we organization. she briefly acted as foreign minister in 2006. in 2012, she was the first woman and african candidate to contest the presidency of the world bank group, the first genuinely contested transition for that position. dr. ngozi has been chair for the vexing alliance and the african union special envoy to immobilize financial support for the fight against covid-19. she currently cochairs the global commission on the economy and climate with nicholas stern and paul pullman. she chairs the board of the nelson mandela institution and is a trustee for the carnegie endowment. among her many contributions it must be mentioned she donated her chief economist to the international economic relations program as our newest faculty member. bob has organized this event with me and i am grateful to him. please join me in welcoming president

i am chris ellen's signing off from legal state nigeria. or is it see you again next week and that goes we you view is out there as well until then keep doing what you can reduce food. westgate and support. cool. so they should efforts in new local communities. i am sandra so we know what you think so long from complex, right? yeah. and you've got the auto 60 full countries. this one out loud homosexuality was conflict at nearly half of a right here in the world views clash on this street debates. and i wrote a letter policeman will address to detain you for being perceived eligibility i the problem started with religion. i don't think responsible for this. liars, executive, 77 percent dw, the, just at the national base in brooklyn, with a wayne 7 months before russia attacked ukraine of filtering documents of daily life in the town. where the people lived from the clouds. and when was the growing tension currently to go in and be insight starts july 8 on dw, not just another day. so much is happening all at once. we take time to understand