Terrorism, National Security and the Mass media

Security of lives and property is a fundamental obligation the Nigerian state owes to its citizens, as entrenched in the 1999 Constitution. When government fails on other constitutional obligations, it is pardonable.
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Madrid wary of Aubameyang

Borussia Dortmund may well have seen an exodus of key players this summer but the wheel keeps on turning and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang is as dangerous as ever ahead of Real Madrid’s trip to Germany.

Drug test has vindicated me, says Jibrin

Former chairman of the House of Representatives Committee on Appropriation, Abdulmumin Jibrin, yesterday, said he subjected himself to a drug and alcohol test to rebuff allegations that he was acting under influence in his recent actions.

Africa’s agribusiness to hit $1tr by 2030 — IFC

The International Finance Corporation, IFC, has said that by 2030, Africa’s agriculture and agribusiness market would triple to $1trillion, as Promasidor Nigeria Limited, PNL, concludes arrangement to inject over N8 billion ($25 million) facility from the agency to expand production capacity.

We’re broke – Pinnick

It’s not just Nigeria but a global recession and it’s very difficult to fulfil all our financial obligations because the government is struggling.”

N8.5bn SCAM: Accused opts for plea bargaining

AS the case involving three staff of the Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN and some commercial banks over alleged stealing of over N8.5 billion continues, one of the accused persons, Oni Adewale Dolapo has opted for plea bargaining to be let off the hook.

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