2019 election’ll be free, fair — Buhari

2019 election’ll be free, fair — Buhari

President Muhammadu Buhari  said, yesterday, in Abuja that he understood the yearnings of Nigerians and strongly believed in the collective dream for a greater country, assuring that all will be done to ensure that results of 2019 elections reflect the will of the people.
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Senator Rafiu condemns politicisation of Tradermoni

Senator Rafiu condemns politicisation of Tradermoni

ILORIN—THE Senator representing Kwara South senatorial district, Dr. Rafiu Ibrahim, has decried perceived politicisation of the Federal Government’s Social Investment Programme, Tradermoni, saying only members of All Progressives Congress, APC,are benefiting from the programme.

Dangerous part of being a risk manager – Elder Steve Agbata

Dangerous part of being a risk manager – Elder Steve Agbata

The work of a risk manager in a bank has been described as a difficult one by Agbata Steve Ndubuisi, manager of a Zenith Bank branch in Abuja. Agbata, popularly known as Elder Steve Agbata concisely articulated the risk that comes with the job, saying: “The most difficult part of my job as a risk […]

FG cautions CCECC to speed up work on Lagos–Ibadan standard rail guage

FG cautions CCECC to speed up work on Lagos–Ibadan standard rail guage

TO ensure that service operations commences by February 2019, the Federal Government has cautioned the contractor handling the project, China Civil Engineering and Construction Company, CCECC, But the contractor complained of robbery attacks and theft of their equipment in Lagos axis, which it says has been affecting the job.

Pinnick tasks NFF reform committee on Nigeria football

Pinnick tasks NFF reform committee on Nigeria football

The Nigeria Football Federation yesterday in Lagos inaugurated the Reform Committee headed by the first Vice President of the NFF, Barrister Seyi Akinwunmi. Tony Ubani, Sports Editor, Vanguard Newspapers is also a member of the committee.

Anything goes!

Anything goes!

I disagree with IPOB in the sense that injustice can be reduced significantly by those who are ready to tackle it in a constructive way