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Police take anti-cultism campaign to Bayelsa schools

Police take anti-cultism campaign to Bayelsa schools

BAYELSA State Police Command has commenced what it described as aggressive campaign against cultism following the spread of the menace among teenagers and is taking its advocacy to schools in the state.

Anambra PDP gov aspirant harps on brotherly love

Anambra PDP gov aspirant harps on brotherly love

Onitsha—As residents of Anambra State move closer to the November 18 date for governorship election, an aspirant on the platform of Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Dr Alex Obiogbolu, has stressed the need for brotherly love among the party faithful.

Group hails Agip over Niger Delta devt

Group hails Agip over Niger Delta devt

Niger Delta Indigenous Movement for Radical Change, NDIMRC, yesterday, hailed Nigeria Agip Oil Company Limited, NAOC, for the development of the Niger Delta region and implored other oil companies it accused of playing games with development of the region to emulate the company.

Jigawa releases N150m to UNICEF for drugs

Jigawa releases N150m to UNICEF for drugs

Jigawa State government has approved the release of N150 million as its counterpart funding to UNICEF for the procurement of routine drugs in the state.

Stop using IPAC for selfish interest, Tobor tells Igwebuike

Stop using IPAC for selfish interest, Tobor tells Igwebuike

COALITION of State Chairmen of Registered Political Parties in Delta State has told the state Chairman of Inter-Party Advisory Council, IPAC, Chief Frank Igwebuike, to stop using IPAC platform for selfish political interests.

N-Delta groups point way for Nigeria to exit recession

N-Delta groups point way for Nigeria to exit recession

The Foundation for Partnership Initiatives in the Niger Delta, PIND and Market Development in the Niger Delta, MADE, Programme have identified strategic policy initiatives in agriculture to address the current economic challenges confronting Nigeria, create employment and boost industrialization.

Some thoughts for the Nigerian child

Some thoughts for the Nigerian child

But for now very little is being done to secure the future of the young or give them a sense that they have any stake in the society we deceive ourselves belongs to all of us

Start-ups share hope of survival after Techplus 2017

Start-ups share hope of survival after Techplus 2017

A MAJOR problem of Nigeria’s start-ups is not just patronage but visibility, hinted Mark Zuckeberg, Founder, Facebook, when he came to Nigeria last year. He was also surprised at the array of talents and innovations in the country.