An outsider’s view on Kogi state and Governor Yahaya Bello

Part 1 I would clearly love to state from this onset that I am not from Kogi State and most importantly, I am a card carrying member of the People’s Democratic Party. After undertaking a short visit to kogi at the invitation of my very good friend, Robert Arome Eboh, it is important I give […]
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Amotekun to kick off in Ogun January — Gov Abiodun

…says implementation of Residents Identification Cards commences soon By James Ogunnaike Poised to tackle insecurity and enhance community policing, the Ogun State government says that the Southwest Security Network, Amotekun, will kick off in the state this January. Apart from Amotekun, the state government will also commence the implementation of Residents Identification Cards, to provide […]

FG grants Edo dry port provisional licence

By Eguono Odjegba THE Federal Ministry of Transportation has granted the AMES-Edo Inland Dry Port, IDP, a provisional licence as port of origin and destination, giving the operator and management full power to commence engagement with investors. Promoter of the Edo IDP project, Atlantique Marine & Engineering Services Ltd, AMES, who disclosed this said the […]

ZONING AND 2023: Common sense, fairness must inform our choice —Shekarau

By Bashir Bello & Abdulmumin Murtala Former Governor of Kano State and incumbent senator representing Kano Central, Senator Ibrahim Shekarau, in this encounter, spoke on why Nigerians cannot have the desired change they want to see. This was as he said Nigerians are not doing the right thing to elect the right leaders from the […]

West Africa dominates piracy in 2020 – Report

By Godwin Oritse with agency report AT the backdrop of efforts of the Nigerian government in collaboration with governments of countries in the West Africa sub-region to stem piracy on the Gulf of Guinea, GoG, the Cyprus Shipping Chamber, CSC, has indicated that the region still remains the world’s hotbed of the maritime crime. In its […]

NAFDAC shuts 6 local pharmaceutical firms for non-compliance with GMP

By Chioma Obinna In a bid to ensure zero tolerance for circulation of Substandard and Falsified medicines in Nigeria, the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control NAFDAC has shut down six local manufacturers of finished pharmaceutical products FPPs. The Director-General of NAFDAC, Prof. Mojisola Adeyeye in a press statement said the pharmaceutical […]

From Chibok to Kankara

By Yinka Odumakin IT took a six years trip from Chibok to Kankara for those who aid terror in Nigeria to have their disgrace in full. When the Chibok girls were abducted in broad daylight and driven through military check points with attendant ochestrated international wailings to boot, only a few Nigerians could see through […]

Experts call for priority access to COVID-19 vaccines for people living with cancer

The American Association for Cancer Research (AACR) has called for people with cancer to be considered for priority access to Covid-19 vaccines. The call comes after a review of data on the topic found that people with cancer were twice as likely to die from Covid-19 as people without cancer. Over the course of the […]

Bello donates N6m to family of late Kogi APC women leader

By Boluwaji Obahopo, Lokoja The Kogi State Government on Tuesday presented a N6 million cash donation to the family of the late Dekina Divisional Women leader, late Mrs Mariam Egbunu who died last year October. The state government also promised automatic employment to any of the children who meet the educational requirements. The Secretary to […]

Kano/Jigawa Customs boss lands 353 seizures

By Eguono Odjegba DESPITE the scourge of COVID-19 pandemic which impacted adversely on the national economy, the Nigeria Customs Service, NCS, Kano/Jigawa Area Command surpassed its 2020 revenue target of N20billion closing the period with N21.02 billion The Customs Area Controller, CAC, Comptroller Sulaiman Umar, who disclosed this, indicated that the figure surpassed the 2019 […]

Vaccines may be ineffective against South African COVID-19 variant — Expert

By Sola Ogundipe With new COVID-19 variants emerging in the United Kingdom, South Africa, and Nigeria, concerns have emerged over the effectiveness of vaccines on new strains. Vaccines are believed to be effective against the highly-infectious mutants, but there are fears that the South African strain could be a tough nut to crack. A professor […]

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