Climate & Health: UNICEF reports almost all children worldwide face at least one climate hazard, with huge numbers exposed to drought and extreme heat, and warns overlapping risks can overwhelm health and social services—also noting links to air pollution and malaria risk. Security & Care: Nigerian troops rescued Mrs Amina Abubakar, widow of late Gen. Rabe Abubakar, after bandits shot her during an encounter in Katsina; she’s receiving treatment at a military hospital. Food Safety for Exports: FG inaugurated a Technical Working Group on Agricultural Produce Residue Standards to tackle export rejections tied to pesticide residues and other sanitary rules, aiming to improve compliance and protect public health. Healthcare Power Access: Government unveiled the Nigeria Power for Health Initiative to attract private investment for reliable electricity to at least 30% of health facilities by 2027, targeting safer surgeries, vaccine storage, diagnostics and emergency care. Public Health & Hygiene: OPay partnered with Dolly Children Foundation to commission the OPay Clean Future Project in Ogun, building four toilet units for students to improve sanitation and learning conditions. Inflation Watch: Nigeria’s headline inflation rose to 15.93% in May 2026, with food inflation easing—important for household nutrition and health spending. Malaria/Vector Risk Context: UNICEF’s climate report also highlights vector-borne disease risks like malaria, reinforcing the need for stronger prevention and health services.