Lagos caution developers against buildings without approvals
UBEC establishes department to enhance teachers performance – ES
Senate to review EFCC Act — Kwari
Alaro City adopts innovative infrastructure building system as benchmark for new cities
Teaching people how to monetize their skill my goal- Adetola Nola
Xenophobic attack: Oyo State receives returnees, promises assistance
Biafra agitation will stop with President of Igbo extraction in 2023 — Bishop Abraham
Navy arrests four suspects smuggling 202 bags of Rice into A-Ibom
Breaking: FG returns toll gates on federal roads
Buhari leaves for S/Africa after FEC meeting
BREAKING: Police uncover another baby factory in Lagos
Adamawa civil servants protest unpaid 6 months salaries

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Northern group decries attacks on Osinbajo
The Arewa Youth Assembly has condemned what it described as “an orchestrated attacks in the media” on the Vice President, Yemi Osinbajo saying that the north should not be received by the intrigues of few power mongers.
Man, 21, gets 1 year jail term for stealing phone, wristwatches
An Ikeja Magistrates’ Court in Lagos on Wednesday sentenced a 21-year-old cobbler, Olamide Oluwole, to one-year imprisonment for stealing a phone and six wristwatches valued at N83,000.
Wild Fusion recognised on the list of ‘Top Digital, Creative and Marketing Agencies’ in the world by global rating platform, Clutch
Wild Fusion has been named one of the top creative and marketing agencies in the world across 14 industries, according to Clutch, a global rating platform. Clutch, in its new report, highlighted the top-performing digital agencies in industries such as automotive, business services, dental, ecommerce, education, financial services, financial technology, healthcare, hospitality, legal, media, nonprofit, […]
SERAP wins round one in battle to compel CCB to publish asset declarations of presidents, govs
There is prospect Nigerians keen on knowing details of asset declarations of presidents and state governors may soon have some answers, as the Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project (SERAP) has won the latest round in the legal battle to compel the Code of Conduct Bureau (CCB) to disclose details of asset declarations submitted to it by successive presidents and state governors since the return of democracy in 1999.
NDLEA intercepts 500kg of Indian hemp, destroys farmland in Kwara
The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) said on Wednesday that it had intercepted an articulated vehicle loaded with 500kg of Indian hemp in Ilorin. The agency also said that it had destroyed Indian hemp farmland in Ilorin. The Kwara Commander of NDLEA, Ambrose Umoru, who made the disclosure at a press conference in Ilorin, […]

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