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Corporate Accountability and Public Participation Africa (CAPPA) has commended the federal government's newly launched National Guidelines for Public Procurement of Food and Related Services. Similarly, it urged the federal, state, and local government institutions to fully implement the policy to improve nutrition and promote healthier food choices across public institutions. The guidelines, published in December …

CAPPA's Executive Director, Akinbode Oluwafemi

They are fathers, husbands, sons and providers. Every day they carry families, jobs and responsibilities on their shoulders while silently battling anxiety, depression and emotional exhaustion. In this exclusive investigation, Pinnacle Daily uncovers the hidden mental health crisis affecting Nigerian men and why breaking the silence has become more urgent than ever.   Every morning …

Cross River State has strengthened disease surveillance and emergency response systems to prevent any possible outbreak of Ebola Virus Disease (EVD), while also aligning with renewed calls for mandatory health insurance coverage across Nigeria. The state Commissioner for Health, Dr Henry Egbe Ayuk, said the government had activated preventive mechanisms following alerts from the Federal …

Corporate Accountability and Public Participation Africa (CAPPA) has welcomed the Senate’s passage of a bill seeking to reform Nigeria’s tax regime on Sugar-Sweetened Beverages (SSB), calling on the House of Representatives to follow suit. In a statement issued on Wednesday and signed by its Media and Communications Officer, Robert Egbe, the organisation described the move …

On the eve of World No Tobacco Day (WNTD) 2026, a parallel narrative is once again gaining momentum across digital platforms, retail spaces, and influencer-driven marketing networks. It is being promoted under a deceptively celebratory label, “World Vape Day.” At face value, it appears to align with modern harm-reduction discourse, positioning vaping as a cleaner, …

‘World Vape Day’ Is a Marketing Scam to Dilute Campaigns Against Tobacco Use, Experts Warn

 Nigerian health influencer and medical doctor, Chinonso Egemba, popularly known as Aproko Doctor, has warned Nigerians against consuming rotten tomatoes and other fungus-infested foods, cautioning that they may expose people to dangerous toxins linked to serious health conditions, including liver cancer. In a health advisory shared on X on Monday, the medical expert cautioned against …

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