Why we shut down telecommunication activities in Zamfara – FG
Breaking: Facebook, others launch #NoFalseNewsZone to minimise spread of fake news
Breaking: We have backing of VAT Act, FIRS insists
Why we oppose anti-open-grazing law in Lagos — Miyetti-Allah
Ondo: Tax issues, not security threat, responsible for shut down, Imperial Boni mgt debunks security threat claims
Just in: Buhari appoints Fatima Waziri-Azi as DG NAPTIP
Open Grazing: No culture permits banditry, rape, kidnapping, Southern govs blast Miyetti Allah
‘I’ve never been optimistic about this fight happening” ― Fury speaks on Joshua bout
Bayelsa seeks UN assistance on environmental challenges
Why we oppose anti-open grazing law in Lagos — Miyetti Allah
My aim is to ensure youths know their rights — Felicia Chukwu
Just in: Ugwuanyi swears in Justice Ozoemena as Acting Chief Judge
What’s Ubi Franklin, Iyanya hinting at?
2023: Stakeholders make case for increased voters’ registration in Ebonyi
Brazil ask FIFA to ban eight Premier League-based players

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Buhari, a progressive, visionary leader – Former Imo Speaker
Chief Nwoha Amaechi, a former speaker of Imo House of Assembly has described President Muhammadu Buhari as a visionary and progressive leader.
Northern group slams Kadiri over comment on 2023 presidency
The North Central Union for Credible Leadership has lambasted Senator Alex Kadiri for what it described as demeaning speech against the region, describing it as condemnable.
U.S. Mission welcomes 250 businesswomen for 2021 Academy for Women Entrepreneurs
On Tuesday, the U.S. Mission hosted a virtual event to launch the third cohort of the Lagos edition of the Academy for Women Entrepreneurs (AWE), a U.S. government initiative that supports women entrepreneurs around the world.
Workers in chemical, non-metallic products’ sector insist on gratuity
By Victor Ahiuma-Young Workers in the Chemical and Non-Metallic Products industry, have said gratuity and pension are different, insisting that pension cannot replace gratuity. Leaders of National Union of Chemical Footwear Rubber Leather and Non-Metallic Products Employees, NUCFRLANMPE, and their Chemical and Non-Metallic Products Senior Staff Association of Nigeria, CANMPSSAN, counterpart, reiterated the workers’ position […]
We’ll come out in numbers to welcome President Buhari to Imo, Igbo youths, leaders vow
Igbo youths worldwide have vowed to troop out en mass to welcome President Muhammadu Buhari to Imo State, on Thursday, when he visits to commission projects by the State governor, Senator Hope Uzodinma.
Katsina keys into contributory pension scheme
By Victor Ahiuma-Young Katsina State House of Assembly has passed an executive bill for the establishment of a contributory pension scheme in the state. The bill, presented by Governor Aminu Masari, was passed by the assembly during its plenary, presided over by the Speaker, Alhaji Tasi’u Maigari. The passage of the bill followed the presentation […]
Retirees get N1,000 monthly; implement Consequential Adjustment, pensioners urge govs
Nigeria Union of Pensioners (NUP), Southwest Zone has called on the governors from the region to implement the recently approved consequential adjustment to pensioners.
2.5% FG differentials: NUPCPS begs PenCom’s intervention to halt retirees’ death
By Victor Ahiuma-Young The Nigeria Union of Pensioners, Contributory Pension Scheme Sector, NUPCPS, has pleaded with the National Pension Commission, PenCom, to direct Pension Fund Administrators, PFAs, and insurance companies to pay the 2.5 per cent differential released by the Federal Government, to members en-bloc to halt further death of retirees. NUPCPS in a communiqué […]
We’re resolute in holding all agencies, contractors accountable for works done in Enugu – Govt
The Enugu State Government has reacted to the unfortunate culvert failure at drainage 3+120 along Neke/Mbu/Ogbodu-Abba/Obollo-Etiti road, a World Bank project executed under the Rural Access and Mobility Project (RAMP II), revealing that preliminary reports point to a blockage of the culvert inlet by heavy debris comprising logs and other materials from a nearby forest as a result of unprecedented and intensive rainfall that caused flooding and erosion in the ravaged section.
Traders get ultimatum to quit Ariaria market as govt begins redevelopment work
By Steve Oko Traders occurring shops at A-Line, C-Line, and Medical Line in Ariaria International Market Aba have up till midnight Wednesday, September 8, to quit as the state government begins redevelopment work on the affected lines. The ultimatum was contained in a press release by the Commissioner of Information Chief John Okiyi Kalu. According […]

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