Ohaneze disowns Biafra agitators, says Biafra died in 1970
OHANEZE Ndigbo, the apex Igbo socio –cultural organization, has dissociated itself from the activities of the Biafra agitators, who had been protesting in many cities in the South East and South –South, saying that Biafra died in 1970 with the surrender by General Philip Effiong, to the Nigerian troops.
$2b arms procurement: Jonathan finally speaks
Immediate-past President Goodluck Jonathan, yesterday, debunked allegations that his administration awarded contract for arms procurement to the tune of $2 billion.
What drives new Biafra protests
Forty-five years after a brutal civil war, Nigeria is facing a new wave of protests for a separate Biafran state, driven by long-standing complaints about poverty, neglect and injustice.
ICPC uncovers over N23bn pension funds ‘lost’ in 40 bank accounts
The Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission, ICPC, has uncovered over N23billion pension funds ‘lost’ in 40 bank accounts in the country.
Microsoft supports Sabaoth technologies with seed fund, mentorship
As part of its 4Afrika initiative, the software giant, Microsoft has supported a Nigerian healthcare start-up, Sabaoth Technologies with financial, technical and mentorship support to transform
Buhari assures on privatisation as Peugeot returns to Nigeria
President Muhammadu Buhari has reiterated the commitment of his administration to privatisation and commercialisation policy.
