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Redeemer's University Don Named on the TIME100 List of Most Influential People in the World

The Redeemer's University Don, Professor Christian Happi, a distinguished Professor of Molecular Biology and Genomics of Infectious Diseases and also founding Director of the Institute of Genomics and Global Health (IGH), has been named on the 2025 TIME100 list, TIME magazine’s annual ranking of the world’s most influential people. This recognition places Prof Happi alongside global leaders, scientists, artists, and changemakers shaping the world's future. Other personalities named on the 2025 Time 100 list include Donald Trump, Elon Musk, Serena Williams, J.D. Vance, Muhammad Yunus, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, Duma Boko, Mo Abudu, Simon Biles, Mark Zuckerberg, Snoop Dogg, Kwame Onwuachi, and many others. He has led pioneering work in infectious disease genomics innovations for real-time outbreak response in Africa for over a decade. In 2014, he confirmed the first case of Ebola in Nigeria and worked closely with Nigerian health authorities to successfully contain the outbreak....
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June 12: ‘We’ll soon send bill on new ninimum wage to National Assembly’ – Tinubu

 


President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has said that he will soon send a new minimum wage bill to the National Assembly.

Tinubu disclosed this in his democracy day broadcast on Wednesday.

He noted that his government did not crackdown on Organised Labour as the dictatorship government would have done.

“We have negotiated in good fate and open arms with organized labor on a national minimum wage, we will soon send our executive bill to the National Assembly to enshrine what has been agreed upon in the next five years or less,” he said.

Recall that the National Minimum Wage committee submitted its report to the President on Monday.

In the report, the Federal Government proposed N62,000 minimum wage and Organized Labour proposed N250,000.

Also, Governors and Organised Private Sector proposed N57,000 and N62,000

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