
Court directs seizure of Nollywood film, “Okafor’s Law” over copyright infringement
A-Ibom govt to create 20,000 jobs with cocoa project
Eko Atlantic’s ‘Great Wall’ construction exceeds 6km
‘We imported N298m SUV, sold to Senate’
Angry mob attacks Africans in India after teen’s death
Federer blows past del Potro into Miami fourth round
‘Buhari’s Presidency ordained by God’
Customs intercept N242m worth of prohibited drugs in Lagos
Warri to host cultural fiesta for peace, unity
Jonathan debunks allegations of certificate scandal
NLC to collaborate with Amnesty International
2,889 benefit from Plateau’s SLES
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SubscribeGroup to stage solidarity walk with AI
Abuja based CSOs and concerned Nigerians in conjunction with over 40 civil society groups nationwide have concluded arrangements to lead a solidarity visit to Amnesty International Nigeria in support of their activities which help in no small way to put the excesses and arbitrariness of State agents in check as it is in developed democracies all over the world.
Sokoto hospital performs knee replacement operations
Sokoto State-owned Orthopaedic Hospital in Wamakko town, Wamakko Local Government Area, for the first time, has successfully performed three knee replacement operations.
Oil: Nigeria records slight increase in rig count
NIGERIA’S oil rig count slightly increased to 26 in February, from the 25 recorded in January, this year, Baker Hughes Incorporated and the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries, OPEC, secretariat data shows.
Reps summon GMD NNPC, CNS, Lubcom MD over crude lifting
THE House of Representatives Ad-hoc Committee on Review of Pump Price of Petroleum Products, yesterday, summoned Group Managing Director of Nigerian National Petroleum Corporations, NNPC, Dr. Maikanti Baru; Chief of Naval Staff, Vice Admiral Ibok-Ete Ekwe Ibas and Managing Director of Lubcon Oil to appear before it April 7 to explain issues concerning foreign exchange claims and lifting of crude oil by some companies not qualified to do so.
There’re many forces who don’t want Nigeria to work – Ojudu
ON March 16, 2017, an article credited to one Mr. Efosa Ugiagbe had its day in Vanguard Newspaper. The pre-emptive article, titled ‘Edo Tribunal: Fate of APC, Obaseki’ and indicated that the case had either been closed at the court, or the article’s author had some clairvoyance at his disposal.
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