Quackery Crackdown in Health: Anambra authorities arrested a 47-year-old woman accused of posing as a surgeon and performing caesarean sections and other procedures without authorization, after inspections linked the illegal practice to complications and deaths. Trauma Care After School Abductions: Catholic bishops in Oyo welcomed the release of Oriire school victims, but urged government to prioritize trauma healing, medical care and community security so fear doesn’t return. Family Pressure Over Captivity: Parents of abducted Borno pupils say they’ve received little to no information for two months, even as Oyo victims were rescued, and they’re demanding the same urgency for their children. Medical Observation for Rescued Victims: Rescued Oriire pupils and teachers are receiving medical and psychosocial support after 56 days in captivity, with plans to reunite them with families following a short handover process. Niger Education Boost: Niger’s governor inaugurated renovated classrooms and a new ICT centre for a girls’ science school in Paikoro, pledging more resources to strengthen girl-child education. Public Health Context: World Population Day coverage highlights the need for reliable demographic data to plan healthcare, schooling and jobs for Niger and the wider region.