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The 2025 PositiveNaija December Forum (Week 51) is an open talk and networking event to share ideas, tips, experiences, opportunities and challenges towards celebrating the International Human Solidarity Day (December 20).

Discussion centers on what we have individually learnt this year towards promoting unity, eradicating poverty and improving sustainable development.

It holds for free for everyone at the PositiveNaija Art Gallery and Gift Shop, Opposite Total Academy, Karu Site, Nigeria on December 19, 2025 (4pm – 8pm).

For enquiries, participation and sponsorship for the 2025 PositiveNaija December Forum (Week 51), kindly send a message to 09064503292. Thank you.

PositiveNaija week 51 football predictions for free: predict correct score and win 500 Naira per game.

Read rules and predict here: Week 51 Games

1. AS Roma vs Como
2. PSG vs Flamengo
3. Dortmund vs Mon’gladbach
4. Newcastle vs Chelsea
5. Tottenham vs Liverpool
6. Everton vs Arsenal
7. Juventus vs AS Roma
8. Real Madrid vs Sevilla
9. Aston Villa vs Manchester United
10. Villarreal vs Barcelona

 

For enquiries and sponsorship, contact us on 09064503292. Thank you.

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The 2025 PositiveNaija Freestyle Chess Competition is aimed at showcasing chess talent scheduled to hold on December 20, 2025 in Karu, Abuja.

The goal is to advance the game of chess as a tool of self discovery and mastery noting the powerful elements of courage, responsibility, sacrifice, creativity, critical -thinking, strategy, decision-making skills, patience, focus, balance, etc.

Chess is also taught for free for all at the PositiveNaija Art Gallery and Gift Shop during open hours on Saturdays.

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Terrorism: The impropriety of peace envoy to Plateau State By Guardian Editorial Board on December 6, 2025 – Recommended Nigerian Newspaper Report 3

President Bola Tinubu’s decision to send a peace envoy to Plateau State, at a time terrorists have renewed their war on the country, is disingenuous. It amounts not only to trivialising a serious security problem, but also to doing too little too late. The policy betrays a poor understanding of the weight of insecurity bedeviling the country and a lack of will to deal with it. A peace envoy after terrorists raid communities and chase owners from their ancestral homes is not the solution. It is no more than a hollow public relations tactic designed to play to the gallery.

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Additional security tax on air travellers is one too many By Guardian Editorial Board on December 8, 2025 – Recommended Nigerian Newspaper Report 2

The imposition of an additional $11.5 security levy on inbound and outbound Nigerian passengers has no appreciable value-added for air transport consumers who will bear the tax burden. The estimated $46 million extra revenue expected to be generated from the new tax for the Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA), which is the only reason given by the government, is not tenable in a sector that has made air travel in Nigeria more expensive than in other parts of the world.

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Proposed armed forces law should strengthen, not undermine military By Guardian Editorial Board on December 9, 2025 – Recommended Nigerian Newspaper Report 1

The palpable excitement in the Senate as it discussed the Armed Forces (Repeal and Re-enactment) Bill, 2025 (SB 791) is understandable, given its attempt to reform military laws and bring them into conformity with modern, democratic times. The Senate regards the bill’s amendment as a decisive step toward strengthening accountability in Nigeria’s military justice system. Without doubt, there is a need to, in the words of Senator Sampson Ekong, APC, Akwa Ibom South, who called the proposal a “profound reform initiative”, deepen defence policy and reinforce professionalism within the Armed Forces.

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