The National Association of Itsekiri Graduates, NAIG, has decried  alleged disengagement of some of their members who have been working with Chevron Nigeria Limited as casual staff for four years after their training by the management of the company.

FRENCH President, Emmanuel Macron, who is billed to arrive in Nigeria today, will tomorrow (July 4) commission a new Alliance Francaise Centre in Lagos.

Nigeria and other African countries need increased trans-regional trade  to fast-track economic development and create more jobs. Top executives of Standard Bank Group made this observation yesterday while speaking at the bank’s  trans-regional trade conference held in Lagos.

Bayelsa State branch of Civil Liberties Organisation, CLO, has called for the removal of service chiefs and a total overhauling of the nation’s security apparatus following the indiscriminate killings in parts of the country by suspected herdsmen.

The Endometriosis Support Group Nigeria, ESGN, has announced the first ever National Dysmenorrhea  Survey for secondary school girls in Nigeria.

Asaba 2018 African  Senior Athletics Championship technical director, Yussuf Alli has expressed optimism that Delta State will pass the scheduled inspection exercise by the Confederation of African Athletics, CAA this weekend.

Community Pharmacists under the auspices of  the Association of Community Pharmacists of Nigeria, ACPN, Lagos State branch have blamed the rising incidences of drug abuse on failure of the Federal government to shutdown open drug markets across the country.

The Deputy Director General, Kayode Fayemi Campaign Council, Bamidele Faparusi, has accused Governor Ayodele Fayose of making surreptitious moves to   procure a N5 billion loan to fund the  July 14, governorship election.

ABIA State Commissioner of Police, Mr. Anthony Ogbizi, has charged the newly promoted officers of the command to demonstrate strict professionalism in the discharge of their duties.

The National Agency for the Prohibition of Trafficking in Persons, NAPTIP, yesterday said it had secured only three convictions out of 34 cases of gender-based violence it brought before the courts since 2015.