

There’s value, purpose in public engagement ― Laolu Akande
Law Enforcement Training Institute Bill scales 2nd reading at Lagos Assembly
FG to move teachers retirement age to 65 — Osinbajo
180m telephone lines linked to NIN ― NCC
Customs gets 4 DCGs, 11 ACGs
Anambra Security: IGP orders posting of new CP
Tragedy as dispatch rider burns to death on Third Mainland Bridge
Lunchtime discourse with Hon. Michael Essien
National Assembly to strengthen maritime laws
PDP LGA Congress: Alimosho adopts consensus arrangement
South-East governors move to end IPOB’s ‘sit-at-home’
NIMASA appoints 3 new directors, promotes 295 others
Enugu govt suspends another royal father
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SubscribeBe careful of Ponzi , NDIC warns bank customers
The Nigeria Deposit Insurance Corporation (NDIC) has warned bank depositors against falling into Ponzi schemes’ traps due to promises of very high returns in.
Kaduna to clamp down on illegal schools of health
The Commissioner of Health in Kaduna State, Dr. Amina Mohammed Baloni,has said that plans are on ground to provide more ambulances at their Primary Health Care facilities ,PHCs,while the state government would clamp down on unequipped and unregistered private schools of health in the state
NGX gains N247bn on buying interest in Airtel Africa
The Nigerian Exchange (NGX) sustained bullish momentum on Tuesday with the market capitalisation crossing the N21 trillion mark. Specifically, the market capitalisation which opened at N20.969 trillion rose by N247 billion to close at N21.216 trillion. Cordros Research attributed the growth to foreign investors interest in Airtel Africa following its share buy-back plan buoyed the […]
Secession: Nigeria at a crossroads, says CAN
The Christian Association of Nigeria, CAN, on Tuesday, said with the increasing level of perceived marginalisation of Ndigbo and the disunity and among Nigerians, the country was at a crossroads
14,000 Nigerians studying in US — Official
The United States Consulate in Nigeria says no fewer than 14,000 Nigerians are currently studying in American universities. The U.S. Consulate Public Affairs Officer, Lagos, Stephen Ibelli, disclosed this on Tuesday at the inauguration of ”Window on America” centre located at Osun University Teaching Hospital, Oshogbo. READ ALSO:Okowa lauds Army’s commitment to national security The […]
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