Minister of Women Affairs and Social Development, Hajiya Zainab Maina has enjoined stakeholders to come up with a sustainable solution for peace and conflict management of the northern region and the country at large. Hajiya Maina made the call recently in Abuja at a one-day stakeholder’s workshop on the European Union funded programme on ‘Promoting women’s engagement in peace and security in Northern Nigeria’.

A socio-cultural group, the Ijaw Women Connect, IWC, has said that the inability of the country to attain her expectations was because it had failed to maximise the full potentials of women.

When he was leaving the shores of the Southern part of Nigeria to the Bauchi State Police Command on transfer, Chris Eza, a Superintendent of Police, obviously had no premonition that death, especially a tragic one, was lurking around the corner.

AN ITSEKIRI leader and University of Benin, UNIBEN, don, Prof. Anthony Afejuku, yesterday, said the Itsekiri nationality in Delta State will not accept the naming of a project on its land, Kpokpo, after Gbaramatu, an Ijaw clan in Warri South-West Local Government Area of the state.

NExt time you go to the Hyosung brand of ATM to withdraw cash or do other transactions, the machine would know you. This gives you more confidence and added security to your funds in the bank. The champion of this technology development in Nigeria is a foremost ICT infrastructure and solutions provider, Inlaks Computers.

INTERCONTINENTAL Hotels Group and Wavecrest College of Hospitality, have announced the launch of the 1st IHG Academy programme in Nigeria, joining more than 600 IHG Academy programmes globally.

The Shell Petroleum Development Company, SPDC, yesterday, described as untrue, the claim that it had neglected the host communities of its multi-billion naira Gbaran-Ubie Integrated Oil and Gas Plant in Yenagoa Local Government Area of Bayelsa State.

Wide array of celebrities cutting across the socio-economic spectrum of the nation on Thursday poured economiums on the late sports philanthropist Chief Molade Okoya-Thomas.

I started with dancing when I was six. I’ve always had the flair for singing but I didn’t have the courage to do it. I built my confidence by dancing on various stages. At a point, I felt it was high time I started. Professionally, I started singing in 2010. A friend of mine introduced me to his uncle who is a producer. He asked me to sing and he liked it and since then I’ve been going to the studio to record. I don’t really write songs. I just sing as the inspiration comes to my head.

THE House of Representatives has endorsed a report that seeks to establish the National Bio-safety Management Agency, NBSA in Nigeria.