Umahi, is a revered Apostle of anti-party activities – PDP Govs Forum

The PDP Governors Forum has in very strong terms condemned a recent news report circulating online that one of its member-governors, Engr. Dave Umahi of Ebonyi State belongs to both the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and the All Progressives Congress (APC) saying it is blatant falsehood packaged to tarnish his image and put a smile on the faces of the sponsors and author of the publication.
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Driver arrested for assaulting FRSC, stealing spare tyre in Ogun

By James Ogunnaike Police in Ogun State has arrested an unruly driver who instigated miscreants to attack the Patrol team of the Federal Road Safety Corps(FRSC) on Sunday at Mowe, Ogun State, stretch of the Lagos – Ibadan Expressway. A statement by the Route Commander Florence Okpe on behalf of the Ogun State Sector Commander […]

Diaspora remittances and future of Nigerian BDCs

Bureaux De Change, BDCs, have for years supported Nigeria’s growth agenda and the Central Bank of Nigeria’s commitment to exchange rate stability. To continue to play these roles creditably, the BDC industry needs improved access to foreign exchange (forex). The Association of Bureaux De Change Operators of Nigeria, ABCON, believes the success of BDCs goes beyond favourable rates but access to multiple streams of forex earnings to deepen the market, keep the naira stable and boost BDCs operations. Making BDCs one of  the channels through which over $25 billion annual Diaspora remittances enter the economy will give depth to forex market and boost BDCs operations.

British teenager convicted of lying gets suspended sentence in Cyprus

A British teenager found guilty of lying about being gang-raped in Cyprus broke down in tears today and hugged her family as she was spared jail – paving the way for her to return home immediately. The emotional 19-year-old woman from Derbyshire, who MailOnline has chosen not to name, declared she was ‘relieved’ as she […]

Our involvement in xenophobia (4)

MILLIONS streamed out through any possible exit they could find – through Shaki, to northern Benin. Down south, at the Seme border in Lagos, stampedes would kill many. Dozens were loaded unto open haulage trucks headed for Ghana. To add to the tragedy, President Jerry Rawlings, Ghana’s military head of state, had ordered the borders with Togo closed, to desist coup plotters and insurgents, so there would be no passage for days.

2023: Why power should remain in North for another 4 years ― Owie

By Ozioruva Aliu – Benin City Although 2023 when President Muhammadu Buhari is expected to finish his second term is still three years away, agitations on which zone power should shift to have been on but former Chief Whip of the Senate, Sir Roland Owie presented a new perspective to the agitation when he said […]

US issues red alert on citizens in Nigeria

The United States embassy in Nigeria has warned Americans in the country to be cautious of their movement in response to the recent world events. The embassy, however, noted it has no specific threat information but deems it necessary to remind Americans in Nigeria to observe personal security measures on a regular basis. In a […]

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