Taraba to implement anti-open grazing law January 2018
GOVERNOR Darius Isiaku of Taraba State, yesterday, said the implementation of grazing law in the state will take effect from January 2018.
Noodles maker trills consumers at Lagos fair
Dufil Prima Foods and Multipio Consumer Care Products Limited is treating customers to meals of tasty and nutritious Indomie noodles, and also unveiled the tallest female statue—8.5 feet— at the ongoing Lagos International Trade Fair.
6,000 get free medical services in Kebbi
THE medical team currently offering free outreach service in Kebbi State has so far treated about 6,000 patients suffering from different kinds of diseases.
Kogi commissions GIS to track criminals
Kogi State government has commissioned its Geographic Information System, KOGIS, to bequeath to the state a secured land management system that can process, analyse, store and retrieve land data electronically.
Safe Love moves to save 1m girls from HIV, unwanted pregnancy
With available statistics showing that young girls are disproportionately affected when it comes to HIV, Safe Love International has launched a campaign tagged: “No Sugar Daddy, Bright Future” to save 1 million Nigerian teenagers from new HIV infections and unwanted pregnancy.
Delay in budget approval process deepens recession – Osinbajo
VICE President, Prof. Yemi Osinbajo, yesterday, said delay in the budget approval process was one of the main causes that deepened recession in the country.
