The 2026 PositiveNaija Art Drawing Competition and Exhibition in Abuja themed “The Beauty of Life” aims to celebrate artistic excellence.

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The 2026 PositiveNaija Art Drawing Competition and Exhibition in Abuja themed “The Beauty of Life” aims to celebrate artistic excellence.

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The 2026 PositiveNaija Cake Design Competition and Exhibition in Abuja aims to physically showcase finished cakes with the best designs.

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The 2026 PositiveNaija Book Cover Competition and Exhibition in Abuja aims to physically showcase existing books with the best cover design (any kind/nationality).

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The 2026 PositiveNaija Fabrics Competition and Exhibition in Abuja aims to physically showcase the idea of “Success” in the most beautiful unsewn 6 yards Ankara or Vintage fabric (small or big).

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The 2026 PositiveNaija Poetry Competition and Exhibition in Abuja aims to celebrate the ingenuity of poetic writers.

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The goal of the 2026 PositiveNaija Newspaper Competition and Exhibition in Abuja is aimed at physically showcasing any Nigerian newspaper with the best page of positivity, excellence and dignity on any topic(s).

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The PFIPC scandal and burden of public trust By Guardian Editorial Board on July 14, 2026 – Recommended Nigerian Newspaper Report 85
Among other concerns, the unfolding public scandal over the operation of the Presidential Foreign Intervention Promotion Council (PFIPC) raises critical questions about institutional accountability, public financial controls and how a purportedly fictitious agency could allegedly obtain official recognition, public funds and access to government facilities before being exposed.