Buhari’s US visit portends brighter future for Nigeria, Africa – Prof NaÁllah
The Vice-chancellor of Kwara State University, Malete, Professor Abdulrasheed Na’Allah, has assured that the official visit of President Muhammadu Buhari to the United States of America would greatly assist the developmental efforts of his government to recover and strengthen the nation’s ailing economy.
I’ll abide by decision of c’ttee on workers’ salaries
GOVERNOR Dave Umahi of Ebonyi State, Tuesday, declared that he would abide by the decision of the committee set up to look into the payment of workers’ salaries in the state.
Bayelsa elders decry spate of attacks on oil facilities
Bayelsa State communities’ elders and youth leaders have condemned the rising wave of attacks on crude oil bearing pipelines by suspected oil thieves operating in the creeks of the state.
How Facebook’s virtual reality tech’ll radically change our lives
Social media was a paradigm shift in the way organizations communicate with their clients and consumers. This year, more than 88 percent all over the world will use social media to win and attract new customers and make huge sales.
Abattoir faces relocation, as strayed cow kills student in Lagos
If there was one dream Adebowale Naphisat cherished so much, it was that of completing her tertiary education. She believed in it and strived to actualise it. So, she certainly would not have taken kindly to any prophecy that this dream would be cut short or aborted by tragedy.
Be patient with Ortom, Akume pleads with Benue people
Former governor of Benue State, Senator George Akume, has urged people of the state to exercise patience with Governor Samuel Ortom, stressing that the rot in the state could not be cleaned overnight.
