Southern Kaduna crisis: Army to conduct “Exercise Harbin Kunama II”
The Nigerian Army will conduct “Exercise Harbin Kunama II’’ in Southern Kaduna State in April as part of efforts to address the current security challenges in the area.
NAPPS decries alleged neglect of private schools by govt.
The National Association of Proprietors of Private Schools (NAPPS) has appealed to the federal and state governments to allow private schools to benefit from budgetary allocations to education.
UNICEF lauds turnout for vaccination against measles in Borno
The United Nations Children Fund (UNICEF) on Tuesday commended parents in Borno for their massive turnout for anti-measles vaccination campaign in the state.
No voter ID, no sex, Kenyan MP tells women
A Kenyan opposition MP has urged fellow women to impose a sex boycott until their men register to vote in August’s general election.
Relocation of Nnamdi Azikiwe airport to Kaduna to cost N1.1bn
Minister of State for Aviation, Sen. Hadi Sirika has said that the relocation of operations of the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport to Kaduna would cost over N1.1 billion.
5 reasons your bank loan application may be denied
An important and viable avenue for businesses to generate capital/funds is via bank loans. Today in Nigeria, the measures for granting loans have been tightened due to the recession. So, it is naturally difficult to get loans from banks if you are not a Dangote or Otedola.
5 things employees do that expose your network to hackers
Hackers are having a field day in this present digital era because many organizations are moving their businesses from offline to online. This automatically makes them susceptible to hackers especially if their security is weak. Regardless, before hackers have access to your network, there must be a loophole which they will take advantage of.
APC lifts suspension on officials
The All Progressives Congress (APC) in Yobe on Tuesday readmitted the party’s Women Leader and other members of the state executive council who were suspended last year for insubordination and indiscipline.
Bonanza: Korean women paid by govt to have babies
South Korean women are getting incentives from the government to have babies as the country struggles to overcome its low birth rate, reports Yonhap.
Kaduna FA Chairman is dead, says Scribe
AbdulKadir Magaji, the Chairman Kaduna Football Association (FA) is dead, the Secretary, Abdulsalam Jere, announced on Tuesday.
UNN students lament as ltr of kerosene sells for N400
Some students of University of Nigeria, Nsukka have decried the exorbitant price of kerosene as a litre sells for N400 at filling stations.
One killed, three injured as herdsmen, farmers clash in Okoti
The Nigerian Navy on Tuesday averted a bloody clash between herdsmen and farmers in Okoti village in Odoekpe, Ogbaru Local Government Area, Anambra State, which left three persons injured and one purportedly killed.
Consultant haematologist urges regular hepatitis B screening
A consultant Haematologist, Dr Garba Kangiwa, has called for regular hepatitis B screening to enable early treatment.
Edo Govt., ex-servicemen partner for improved security, youth empowerment
Gov. Godwin Obaseki of Edo has said that his administration would partner with the state chapter of the Nigeria Legion to improve security and empower the youth.
FG has not neglected Bakassi LG, says Senate Committee
The Senate on Tuesday said that the Federal Government had not neglected Bakassi Local Government Area and the returnees after the ceding of the oil rich peninsula to Cameroon in 2008.
Senate probes 4-month nonpayment of Federal Judges
WORRIED over the non payment of salary of Federal Judges for four months, the Senate Tuesday put in place moves to probe the action, to ascertain why a government would allow such an action to take place.
