CEO Omologo changing Naija’s music narrative with Med W
CEO Omologo tiptoed to mainstream consciousness with the viral “Go Hard” after bubbling under from Lagos and making his way into the Ghanaian music scene. The singer delivers a sound that seals him as a significant voice for the street by mirroring their realities through music. Monye Oluwa Damilola Emeke popularly known as CEO Omologo […]
Increasing wave of insecurity adversely affecting education sector – Ortom
By Peter Duru – Makurdi Governor Samuel Ortom of Benue State, Monday, lamented that the increasing wave of insecurity in country is adversely affecting the education sector. He stated that as the bedrock of growth and development of any society, everything should be done to save the sector from collapse as a result of the […]
Open grazing: Nobody is fighting Fulani – Anglican Bishop
THE Anglican Bishop of Ihiala Diocese, Rt. Rev Israel Okoye has described the raging controversy over open grazing of cattle in Nigeria as an unfortunate distraction from the country’s fundamental issues, insisting that nobody is fighting the Fulani, but that people were complaining the use of cattle to destroy farmlands.
Road rehab: Lagos diverts traffic on Badagry Expressway
By Olasunkanmi Akoni The Lagos State Government has released the diversion plan for the emergency repair works at the failed section of Alafia Bridge along Lagos -Badagry Expressway, commencing from Monday, October 18, 2021. In a statement released by the Ministry of Transportation, the Commissioner, Dr. Frederic Oladeinde, explained that vehicles heading towards Mile 2 […]
UN’s delisting of CJTF: 3,500 children recruited as suicide bombers, spies, others between 2013 to 2020 – UNICEF
By Bashir Bello – Kano The United Nations Children’s Fund, UNICEF on Monday said at least 3,500 young children were recruited as suicide bombers, spies, cooks and wives in the protracted conflict in the Northeast between 2013 and 2020. The UNICEF Chief of Maiduguri Field Office, Phuong T. Nguyen, made this known in a statement issued to newsmen […]
We don’t have chalks in our schools, Cross River teachers lament
Teachers in state-owned primary and secondary schools in Cross River on Monday lamented that they provided chalks by themselves to be able to teach. Mr Castro Ezama, Special Adviser to Governor Ben Ayade on Education, however, refuted the claim, saying it was not true in any way. Speaking to newsmen in Calabar, one of the […]
