Man strips, jumps into Osun River
An unidentified man, yesterday, committed suicide by jumping into Osun River after stripping himself naked.
Learners hail Nexford’s quality, payment plan
Learners and alumni of Nexford University have hailed the quality of education they got while studying for a Master of Business Administration at the university.
FG to invest in animation industry – Osinbajo
The Federal Government has promised to invest in the animation industry and other creative sectors to make jobs available for youths, boost GDP, and achieve economic growth.
NGO donates library to Delta Prisons
A Non-Governmental Organization, Zaccheus Onumba Dibiaezue Memorial Libraries, ZODML, has donated a well equipped library to Kwale, Agbor, Sapele, Warri and Ogwashi-Uku Prisons as part of effort aimed at bridging the educational gap existing among inmates in Nigerian Prisons.
Minimum wage delay: Nigerian workers unfairly treated – Oshiomhole
The National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Adams Oshiomhole, has called on organised labour to challenge political leaders to ensure that state resources meet the needs of workers and other Nigerians.
Cindy not Big Brother material – Fans
Fans have continued to express mixed feelings following the introduction of new housemate, Cindy Okafor.
Catholic priest killed by suspected herdsmen
The Catholic Parish Priest of St. James the Greater Parish, Ugbawka, in Enugu state, Rev FR Paul Offu is dead.
Libya crisis: Help restore peace in my country, Prime Minister begs Buhari
With the ongoing crisis in Libya, Prime Minister, Fayez Mustafa al-Sarraj, has called on President Muhammadu Buhari to use Nigeria’s position to restore peace in his country (Libya).
Muslims celebrate Sallah on Sunday
The Government of Saudi Arabia has declared Saturday, August 10th as Arafat Day, the height of Hajj rites when pilgrims all over the world converge on the Plain of Arafat for supplications.
Encomiums as RCCG, Throne room parish, renders free medical services in Abuja
Kuduru community in Bwari Area Council of the Federal Capital Territory, rendered free medical services to hundreds of the residents of the community. The outreach saw residents of the community offered free testing, counselling and drugs dispensation.
Nasarawa SUBEB spends N10bn on projects in 2 years — Chairman
By David Odama LAFIA—THE Nasarawa State Universal Basic Education Board SUBEB, yesterday said it spent N10bilion on various projects within two years in the state. State Chairman of the board, Muhammed Azumi, disclosed this while briefing journalists on the activities of the board in Lafia, Nasarawa State. According to the Chairman, the commission recently received […]
