NAKED MAN JUMPS OFF THE TOP OF NYC'S BROOKLYN BRIDGE AND SURVIVES. (PHOTO).

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   Naked man jumps off the top of NYC's Brooklyn Bridge and survives A 44-year-old man survived after jumping n*ked from the Brooklyn Bridge into New York City's East River on Sunday following a standoff with police. The dramatic incident, which was captured on video by bystanders and widely shared on social media, unfolded after the man climbed to the top of the bridge's north tower. According to police sources, the man removed all his clothes after reaching the top and attached a Kazakhstan flag to the bridge. Officers from the New York Police Department's Emergency Service Unit climbed the tower in an attempt to persuade him to come down safely. Despite their efforts, the man jumped from the bridge into the East River while officers were speaking with him. The NYPD Harbor Unit, which was already on the scene, quickly rescued him from the water. Authorities said the man miraculously escaped without physical injuries despite the height of the fall. He was taken to a ho...
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GOV. SOLUDO LEADS CALL FOR MADE-IN-NIGERIA PRODUCTS AT DELTA ECONOMIC AND INVESTMENT SUMMIT. (PHOTO). #PRESS RELEASE

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 GOVERNOR SOLUDO LEADS CALL FOR MADE-IN-NIGERIA PRODUCTS AT DELTA ECONOMIC AND INVESTMENT SUMMIT


By MaryAnn Chukwuma.


The Anambra State Governor, Professor Chukwuma Charles Soludo, CFR, has led a strong call for Nigerians to embrace Made-in-Nigeria products as a sustainable strategy for creating jobs and accelerating economic growth.


Governor Soludo made the call while delivering a speech at the opening ceremony of the Delta State Economic and Investment Summit 2026, held on, August 3, in Asaba, Delta State.


He said Nigeria cannot create the kind of jobs its growing population requires while citizens continue patronising imported goods instead of supporting products manufactured by local industries and entrepreneurs.


The Governor noted that many participants wore suits imported from Europe, America and China, urging Nigerians to deliberately promote African-made products, especially those proudly produced within the country.


Sharing his personal experience, Governor Soludo disclosed that he has consistently worn Akwete fabric, produced in Akwete, Abia State, after his daughter introduced the indigenous textile to him in 2019.


He explained that sustained patronage of the fabric has improved the livelihoods of women producing Akwete cloth, increased employment opportunities and expanded income within the local textile-producing community.


Governor Soludo also applauded Nigeria's First Lady for announcing a ₦2 billion intervention to expand Akwete fabric production and for pledging to wear the indigenous textile at official national ceremonies.


According to him, if Nigeria's estimated 247 million citizens consistently choose Made-in-Nigeria products, the country could create more than ten million jobs while strengthening local industries and reducing import dependence.


Governor Soludo further proposed that future economic summits should encourage participants to wear Made-in-Nigeria attire, stressing that deliberate support for indigenous products would stimulate industrialisation, employment and sustainable national prosperity.

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