Resist intimidation, inducement during guber poll, Dickson tells corp members
YENAGOA —GOVERNOR Seriake Dickson of Bayelsa State has charged corps members serving in the state not to succumb to intimidation or inducement by any politician or political party during the state governorship poll slated for November this year.
Hold social media accountable for hate contents, ADVAN, WFA
ADVAN in collaboration with the World Federation of Advertisers (WFA) have advocated that brands globally should hold social media platforms accountable in the light of recent failures to block dangerous and hateful contents.
Mouka gets London Stock Exchange Group recognition
Mouka Limited, indigenous mattress and foam products manufacturer, has been recognised twice by the London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG), in the group’s Companies to Inspire Africa report.
3 policemen, 4 others sentenced to death for kidnapping in A-Ibom
Uyo—Three policemen and four others were, yesterday, sentenced to death by an Akwa Ibom State High Court sitting in Uyo for kidnapping one Deaconess Ime Anietie Ekanem
Anglican Communion warns priests, Laity against homosexuality
Nnewi—Church of Nigeria Anglican Communion Diocese of Mbamili, Anambra State, has read the riot act to priests and members of the laity who may involved in homosexuality, saying anyone caught in the act will be shown the way out of the diocese.
Cabotage waivers has been retrogressive — Maritime stakeholders
MARITIME stakeholders have said that the Coastal and Shipping Act otherwise known as Cabotage law has been more retrogressive than progressive.
