Archive: November 10, 2025

Browsing through all stories published on November 10, 2025.

Canada Loses Measles-Free Status as Outbreaks Surge — U.S. Could Be Next

Canada has lost its measles-free status for the first time since 2016, after a surge in outbreaks linked to vaccine hesitancy and international travel. Health officials warn that the U.S. could soon follow unless vaccination rates improve. The World Health Organization says even small drops in immunization coverage can cause major outbreaks.

Oluwabunmi Ayeni•11/10/2025

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Iyan: Ekiti’s Beloved Delicacy That Stands the Test of Time

In Ekiti State, Iyan — the traditional pounded yam — remains a culinary treasure cherished across generations. More than a staple food, it embodies unity, pride, and heritage. Whether served with Egusi or Efo Riro, Iyan reflects the heart of Ekiti culture and the enduring spirit of its people.

Oluwabunmi Ayeni•11/10/2025

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MOWAA Restates Commitment to Benin Royal Palace Over Bronze Heritage

The Museum of West African Art (MOWAA) has reaffirmed its respect for the Benin Royal Palace and clarified that it has no dispute with the Oba of Benin over the custody of the Benin Bronzes. The institution emphasized its shared commitment with the royal court and Edo State Government to preserve and showcase Nigeria’s cultural heritage responsibly, ensuring that all repatriated artifacts are handled with transparency and respect for traditional authority.

Oluwabunmi Ayeni•11/10/2025

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FAAN Cautions Travellers Against Carrying Hazardous Items

The Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria has urged travellers to avoid carrying hazardous or prohibited items on flights, warning that offenders will face arrest and prosecution. The agency says its screening systems can detect explosives, flammable substances, and sharp objects, stressing that safety compliance is essential for secure and efficient air travel.

Oluwabunmi Ayeni•11/10/2025