Products supply and distribution have received a huge boost in Oyo State and the South West region of the country, following the re-commissioning of the Ibadan Depot of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) yesterday.

THE federal government has given the Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) Mr. Godwin Emefiele, kudos on his 41 items policy, saying that it has both saved the nation’s foreign exchange, made diversification a reality and created jobs for many Nigerians.

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The Sultan of Sokoto, Alhaji Sa’ad Abubakar III, has said that education was key to development, adding that it would continue to remain the veritable tool for national and human development as it promotes unity, peace and economic development of the country.

A 12 member rapid response team comprising senior medical professionals have been inaugurated by the Bayelsa State government to combat the spread of the suspected monkey pox, a viral epidemic that has hit the state.

GOVERNOR Godwin Obaseki of Edo Edo State declared yesterday that the state will not be forced by criminal elements and organised crime overlords to the negotiation table, stressing that law and order, as well as the liberty of the ordinary law-abiding Edo citizens and residents, are not for sale.

In spite of the radical changes prevalent on the Nigerian music scene, veteran singer, Olarenwaju Fasasi, aka ‘Sound Sultan’, has been able to secure a comfortable spot at the apex of the industry by preaching social transformation, advocating a better Nigerian society and condemning vices which are detrimental to the growth and development of the nation.

The Management of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC on Thursday, once again provided informed perspective to the trending media report alleging that the Corporation colluded with some banks to prevent the remittance of some funds into the Treasury Single Accounts, (TSA), scheme as directed by the Federal Government.

Ministers often can’t see presidents, for many months. It’s common in Nigeria. It didn’t start today. Some ministers get fenced out. They attend executive council meetings like houseboys. They  run around their offices with air of exaggerated importance. They are mistaken as men of power.  They  servilely praise the president at every opportunity. They walk around with a façade of importance. But nothing more. They can’t see the president. They can’t confide in him.

Central Bank of Nigeria governor , Mr Godwin Emefiele  has explained how President Muhammadu Buhari’s  promise to provide 360,000 jobs for youths nationwide,  will be actualised.