• Enugu Takes Off! New Airline "Enugu Air" Begins Flights Today

    History is taking flight in the South-East as Enugu Air, the state’s very own airline, officially launches today, July 7, 2025. The inaugural flight takes off from Akanu Ibiam International Airport, marking a huge leap forward for regional transportation and economic development.

    Backed by the Enugu State Government in collaboration with the Federal Ministry of Aviation, this bold move aims to improve air travel access for residents, boost tourism, and attract investment to the state.

    Governor Peter Mbah has been at the forefront of the initiative, describing it as part of his vision to make Enugu a commercial hub in Nigeria. He noted that the airline is not just about flying planes — it's about connecting people, businesses, and ideas.

    > “Enugu Air is a symbol of our ambition. We’re not just opening skies — we’re opening up opportunities,” the governor said at the flag-off ceremony.

    Local travelers and aviation enthusiasts have welcomed the move with excitement, saying it's long overdue for the South-East to have its own airline operating on a regional and eventually national scale.

    Enugu Air is expected to run commercial flights across Nigeria, with long-term plans for international routes. The airline will also focus on safety, affordability, and reliability, promising passengers a better travel experience.


    Why This Matters

    For years, residents in the region have depended heavily on airlines based in Lagos or Abuja. With Enugu Air now in the mix, travelers can expect more convenience, better pricing, and direct flights from the heart of the South-East.

    It's not just a win for Enugu — it’s a win for Nigeria.
    ✈️ Enugu Takes Off! New Airline "Enugu Air" Begins Flights Today History is taking flight in the South-East as Enugu Air, the state’s very own airline, officially launches today, July 7, 2025. The inaugural flight takes off from Akanu Ibiam International Airport, marking a huge leap forward for regional transportation and economic development. Backed by the Enugu State Government in collaboration with the Federal Ministry of Aviation, this bold move aims to improve air travel access for residents, boost tourism, and attract investment to the state. Governor Peter Mbah has been at the forefront of the initiative, describing it as part of his vision to make Enugu a commercial hub in Nigeria. He noted that the airline is not just about flying planes — it's about connecting people, businesses, and ideas. > “Enugu Air is a symbol of our ambition. We’re not just opening skies — we’re opening up opportunities,” the governor said at the flag-off ceremony. Local travelers and aviation enthusiasts have welcomed the move with excitement, saying it's long overdue for the South-East to have its own airline operating on a regional and eventually national scale. Enugu Air is expected to run commercial flights across Nigeria, with long-term plans for international routes. The airline will also focus on safety, affordability, and reliability, promising passengers a better travel experience. Why This Matters For years, residents in the region have depended heavily on airlines based in Lagos or Abuja. With Enugu Air now in the mix, travelers can expect more convenience, better pricing, and direct flights from the heart of the South-East. It's not just a win for Enugu — it’s a win for Nigeria.
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    Power the Future: Support DTS Enugu 2025!

    The Digital Transformation Summit (DTS) Enugu 2025 is coming Thursday, July 25th a groundbreaking event for 200+ entrepreneurs, SMEs, and tech leaders. Our theme: Powering the Future of Businesses through Innovation and Tech.

    We’ve secured the venue and aligned with key stakeholders, but now we need your support to raise ₦2,000,000 and deliver a high impact experience.

    Your donation fuels:
    Innovation for startups
    Digital skills for entrepreneurs
    Mentorship & networking
    Enugu’s rise as a tech hub

    Every Naira counts. Be part of the spark that transforms our ecosystem.

    Donate now and invest in Enugu’s digital future!


    #DTSEnugu2025 #PoweringTheFuture #DigitalTransformation #StartupSouthEnugu


    Power the Future: Support DTS Enugu 2025! The Digital Transformation Summit (DTS) Enugu 2025 is coming Thursday, July 25th a groundbreaking event for 200+ entrepreneurs, SMEs, and tech leaders. Our theme: Powering the Future of Businesses through Innovation and Tech. We’ve secured the venue and aligned with key stakeholders, but now we need your support to raise ₦2,000,000 and deliver a high impact experience. 🎯 Your donation fuels: 🚀 Innovation for startups 💡 Digital skills for entrepreneurs 🤝 Mentorship & networking 🌍 Enugu’s rise as a tech hub Every Naira counts. Be part of the spark that transforms our ecosystem. 👉 Donate now and invest in Enugu’s digital future! #DTSEnugu2025 #PoweringTheFuture #DigitalTransformation #StartupSouthEnugu
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  • Nigeria Ranked 7th Friendliest Country in the World — But There’s a Twist!


    Surprised? Don’t be — the world is finally catching on to something Nigerians have always known: we’re some of the friendliest people on the planet!
    According to the 2025 World Happiness Report, Nigeria just bagged the 7th spot globally when it comes to welcoming strangers.


    The Nigerian Vibe

    From Lagos to Lokoja, from Enugu to Ilorin — Nigerians are known for their warm smiles, helpful hands, and “you’re welcome” attitude. Whether you’re a local traveler or a total foreigner, chances are someone has:

    Helped you find your way

    Shared food or a seat with you

    Greeted you with “How far?” or “You good?” even when they don’t know you


    > “It’s in our DNA to make people feel at home,” says Ifeanyi, a cab driver in Abuja. “Even when things are hard, we don’t turn our backs on others.”



    But Here’s the Twist…

    Despite ranking high in friendliness, Nigeria is still low on the full happiness scale — sitting at 105 out of 143 countries.
    Why the contradiction?

    Experts say it’s because the system isn’t smiling, even if the people are.
    Issues like corruption, insecurity, poor infrastructure, and unemployment continue to pull down national happiness scores — despite the good vibes at street level.



    A Call for Change

    This ranking is a bittersweet reminder that while the Nigerian spirit remains unbreakable, there’s still a long way to go in building a country where kindness meets quality of life.

    Imagine a Nigeria where friendly people live in a system that works.
    Now that’s a top 10 dream worth chasing!

    What do you think?
    Have you experienced this “friendly Nigeria” in real life?
    Share your stories in the comments!

    #YusocialGistHub – Keeping it real, always.
    🇳🇬✨ Nigeria Ranked 7th Friendliest Country in the World — But There’s a Twist! Surprised? Don’t be — the world is finally catching on to something Nigerians have always known: we’re some of the friendliest people on the planet! According to the 2025 World Happiness Report, Nigeria just bagged the 7th spot globally when it comes to welcoming strangers. 🤝 The Nigerian Vibe From Lagos to Lokoja, from Enugu to Ilorin — Nigerians are known for their warm smiles, helpful hands, and “you’re welcome” attitude. Whether you’re a local traveler or a total foreigner, chances are someone has: Helped you find your way Shared food or a seat with you Greeted you with “How far?” or “You good?” even when they don’t know you > “It’s in our DNA to make people feel at home,” says Ifeanyi, a cab driver in Abuja. “Even when things are hard, we don’t turn our backs on others.” 📉 But Here’s the Twist… Despite ranking high in friendliness, Nigeria is still low on the full happiness scale — sitting at 105 out of 143 countries. Why the contradiction? Experts say it’s because the system isn’t smiling, even if the people are. Issues like corruption, insecurity, poor infrastructure, and unemployment continue to pull down national happiness scores — despite the good vibes at street level. A Call for Change This ranking is a bittersweet reminder that while the Nigerian spirit remains unbreakable, there’s still a long way to go in building a country where kindness meets quality of life. Imagine a Nigeria where friendly people live in a system that works. Now that’s a top 10 dream worth chasing! What do you think? Have you experienced this “friendly Nigeria” in real life? Share your stories in the comments! #YusocialGistHub – Keeping it real, always.
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  • Tinubu Moves Swiftly on Benue Massacre – Enugu Nabs Herdsmen Informants



    In the wake of the gruesome killings in Benue State, President Bola Tinubu has taken bold steps by setting up a Peace Committee and ordering the immediate arrest of the perpetrators behind the Yelewata massacre that claimed over 150 lives. The president described the attack as “barbaric and unacceptable,” assuring Nigerians that “this violence must end now.”

    According to the Presidency, the newly formed Benue Peace Committee will include community leaders, security officials, and peace advocates, with a clear mandate: restore calm and prevent future bloodshed.

    > “We cannot allow our farmlands to become graveyards,” Tinubu said during a security briefing.





    Enugu Fights Back: Two Informants Arrested

    Meanwhile, in a related development, the Enugu State Government has confirmed recent herdsmen attacks on farmlands in the Eha-Amufu area and swiftly announced the arrest of two suspected local informants believed to be working with the attackers.

    Governor Peter Mbah warned that anyone collaborating with criminals will face the full weight of the law.

    > “Enugu will not tolerate traitors,” he declared.

    “We are securing our borders, our communities, and our people.”



    The Bigger Picture

    As tensions rise across the Middle Belt and Southeast, Nigerians are watching closely. The President’s response and Enugu’s quick arrests signal a stronger stance on rural insecurity,but will it be enough?




    Follow Yusocial Gist Hub for real-time updates, grassroots reactions, and what these moves mean for your community.

    Like. Share. Speak up. This is not just news—it’s your Nigeria.
    🔥 Tinubu Moves Swiftly on Benue Massacre – Enugu Nabs Herdsmen Informants In the wake of the gruesome killings in Benue State, President Bola Tinubu has taken bold steps by setting up a Peace Committee and ordering the immediate arrest of the perpetrators behind the Yelewata massacre that claimed over 150 lives. The president described the attack as “barbaric and unacceptable,” assuring Nigerians that “this violence must end now.” According to the Presidency, the newly formed Benue Peace Committee will include community leaders, security officials, and peace advocates, with a clear mandate: restore calm and prevent future bloodshed. > “We cannot allow our farmlands to become graveyards,” Tinubu said during a security briefing. ⚖️ Enugu Fights Back: Two Informants Arrested Meanwhile, in a related development, the Enugu State Government has confirmed recent herdsmen attacks on farmlands in the Eha-Amufu area and swiftly announced the arrest of two suspected local informants believed to be working with the attackers. Governor Peter Mbah warned that anyone collaborating with criminals will face the full weight of the law. > “Enugu will not tolerate traitors,” he declared. “We are securing our borders, our communities, and our people.” 🚨 The Bigger Picture As tensions rise across the Middle Belt and Southeast, Nigerians are watching closely. The President’s response and Enugu’s quick arrests signal a stronger stance on rural insecurity,but will it be enough? 📌 Follow Yusocial Gist Hub for real-time updates, grassroots reactions, and what these moves mean for your community. 🔁 Like. Share. Speak up. This is not just news—it’s your Nigeria.
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    SALES GIRL NEEDED. Do apply, visit Trendy Suits, Shop 23, upstairs, Nnamdi Azikiwe Stadium Complex, Ogui road, Enugu
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