Nigeria is better together – Ekweremadu
I’m happy working with Super Eagles – Rohr
Re: Kemi Adeosun’s Deconstructing the debt story
Israel pledges improved relationship with Nigeria
CAF Emergency Committee to meet in Lagos
World Cup: Messi, Argentina in battle of Quito
Nigerian football’s gradual improvement is heart-gladdening, says first female FIFA-badged referee
Customs seizes 3, 278 bags of rice, 55 vehicles
Britain’s rejection of Nigerian yams: FG won’t relent in its export initiative – Ogbe
No case of monkey pox in Enugu State-health official
FG won’t relent in its yam export initiative – Ogbe
Corps member kidnapped in Nasarawa released
How Airtel is empowering youth through music
Security Chiefs meet Buhari at Presidential Villa

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W/Bank releases N30m to Kaduna School with 22,000 pupils
The World Bank has ordered the immediate release of N30 million to improve teaching and learning facilities at a UBE Primary School with 22, 2400 pupils in Rigasa, a suburb of Kaduna.
Leave investors in solar alone, Fashola warns DISCOs
Owerri—Minister of Works, Power and Housing, Mr. Babatunde Faahola, yesterday, cautioned power Distribution Companies, DISCOs, against interference in operations of investors in solar energy and independent power plants because they don’t have the monopoly of supplying electricity.
More history for Iceland, Serbia qualify for world cup
Iceland qualified for the World Cup for the first time after beating Kosovo 2-0 on Monday, while Serbia clinched a spot at next year’s finals with a 1-0 win over Georgia.
NYSC confirms release of kidnapped female corps member in Nasarawa State
The National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) in Nasarawa State has confirmed the release of Blessing Nwapa, the kidnapped Batch A Stream 1 female youth corps member posted to the state.
Monkey-pox: Ministry urges Enugu residents to avoid contact with animals
The Enugu State Ministry of Health has urged residents of the state to be wary of touching or coming in contact with wild animals, for self protection against Monkey-pox virus.
Army deny killing of 30 soldiers by ISIS in North-East
The Nigerian Army on Tuesday dismissed as “falsehood”, alleged killing of 30 troops by Islamic State (ISIS) in an ambush on troops engaged in the counter-insurgency campaign in the North-East.
O’Neill backs Ireland to ruffle play-off feathers
Republic of Ireland manager Martin O’Neill fears “every single” potential opponent in the World Cup play-offs, but after eliminating Wales, he thinks few teams will want to face his side.
Alleged abuse of office: PSC probes CPs
ABUJA—THE Police Service Commission, PSC, said, yesterday, it has begun investigation against some Commissioners of Police holding state command appointments.
Chukwuka canvasses continuity with Obiano
AN industrialist, Chief Augustine Okechukwu Chukwuka, has called on the people of Anambra State to embrace the policy and spirit of continuity in the issue of governance and other political activities in the state, particularly in electing the governor of the state.
Pentathlon: We’ve started work in earnest – Ogboro
Chairman of the Local Organising Committee for the fast-approaching Modern Pentathlon Youth Olympic qualifier, Africa and Senior African Championship billed for December in Lagos, Chief Francis Ogboro has said that the various sub-committees under him had started turning in positive reports already.
A’Ibom rebuffs FG’s prog for rice farmers – Inyang
UYO- AKWA IBOM State has reportedly backed out of the Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN’s N12 billion Anchor Borrowers Programme for rice farmers in the state sponsored by the Federal Government.
Onitsha Police vow no room for election violence
THE Police in Fegge Division, Onitsha, Anambra State, have assured that it will do all within the law to ensure that the forthcoming governorship election will not witness, any kind of violence, including ballot box snatching, thuggery and other election violent activities, assures the electorate of their safety before, during and after the election.
Alaafin raises alarm over assault on Yoruba culture
The Alaafin of Oyo, Oba Lamidi Adeyemi, yesterday, raised the alarm over the erosion of Yoruba culture by what he called received religions of Islam and Christianity.
Senators Imoke, Enoh, monarchs brainstorm on peace in C’River Central district
IKOM- FORMER Governor of Cross River State, Senator Liyel Imoke, current Senator representing Central senatorial district, Senator John Enoh, former Commander of the United Nations Peace Troop to Sudan, General Moses Obi, monarchs and other leaders of the district converged on Ikom community in the state, penultimate Saturday, to proffer solutions to the incessant communal conflicts and cult clashes in the province.

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