Two feared killed in Akwa Ibom community renewed boundary clash
By Chioma Onuegbu – Uyo TWO people have been reportedly killed, while property worth several millions of naira were set ablaze in a renewed boundary dispute between the Ammamong and Okopedi communities in Okobo Local Government Area of Akwa Ibom State. It was gathered that the fresh crisis erupted on Monday 1st March when the […]
N74bn recovered by Maina financed 2012 budget, witness tells court
Ngozika Ihuoma, first defence witness (DW1), on Tuesday, told the Federal High Court, Abuja, that N74 billion recovered by the defunct Pension Reformed Task Team (PRTT) was used by the Federal Government to finance the 2012 Budget.
Opobo indigenes celebrate 150 yrs of kingdom
Activities marking 150 years of the existence of modern Opobo kingdom will continue this weekend with a virtual fundraising ceremony. The event, being put together by the Kaleidoscope Business Project LLC, has the full blessing of King Jaja of Opobo, Dr. Dandeson Douglas Jaja, Jeki V Treaty King, Amanayabo and Natural Ruler of Opobo Kingdom. […]
Vaccines: FCTA warns residents against flouting COVID-19 protocols
The FCT Administration has warned residents not to capitalise on the arrival of the first batch of COVID-19 vaccines into the country to flout the COVID-19 Health Protection Regulations Act, 2021.
Nok Varsity will create new civilisation of love to counter bigotry, hate— Bishop Kukah
The Bishop of Roman Catholic Diocese of Sokoto, Matthew Kukah, has said Nok University will create a new civilisation of love through education, giving birth to new Nigerian elites committed to building a great country, far from the shattered destruction of bigotry and hate that has engulfed the nation.
New law allows first UK minister to take maternity leave
The British government’s most senior legal adviser on Tuesday became the first Cabinet minister to go on maternity leave, following a change in the law. The Attorney General for England and Wales, Suella Braverman, said she was “excited about making a little bit of history” to become the first “minister on leave”, calling it “a […]
