IMF downgrades Nigeria’s 2023 growth projection, retains 2022 at 3.4 %
‘We are solidly behind you, PDP’, GUPM tells Ugwuanyi
2023: Tinubu’ll defeat his opponents —SWAGA chief
NLNG, NPA partner on Vessel Traffic Service deployment
Road repairs: No dispute between FG, Ogun — Govt
Princess Wonda makes wave with new single “Lala Le”
Cartoon: You say what?

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Last Southern Elders standing (2)
In this two-part series, we are reviewing for the record the roles that Ijaw leader, Chief Edwin Clark, and Yoruba leader, Pa Ayo Adebanjo, are playing in defence of equity and justice through the faithful implementation of the rotation and zoning mechanism on the South’s behalf. LAST week, I outlined how Clark transited from a […]
Bandits, terrorists planning attacks on Lagos, FCT, Katsina, 3 others — NSCDC
By Kingsley Omonobi & Omeiza Ajayi The Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps, NSCDC, has placed all its state commands on alert, following intelligence reports that Boko Haram terrorists, as well as those of Islamic State West Africa Province, ISWAP, have heightened plots to attack the nation’s capital, Abuja, and five other states, including Lagos. […]
Ayade harps on need to boost cocoa production in C’River
By Ike Uchechukwu, CALABAR Cross River state governor, Prof Ben Ayade has harped on the need to boost the production of cocoa in the State and the country at large. Governor Ayade represented by State Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Alphonsus Eba stated this during the Commissioning of Cocoa House in Ikom, the […]
Lepers protest N8,000 stipend in Delta, seek review
By Festus Ahon, Asaba LEPERS, on the platform of Persons Afflicted with Leprosy, PAL, in Delta State, yesterday, embarked on a peaceful protest, demanding a review of their monthly stipend from N8,000 to N25,000. The ex-lepers, who stormed the State Government House gate in two buses, carried placards with different inscriptions to express their dissatisfaction. […]
19-year-old Nigerian twin sisters get UN Foundation recognition for community work
The United Nations (UN) Foundation has recognised the community-based work of 19-year-old Nigerian twin sisters, Uforo and Eduek Nsentip, popularly known as De Nsentip Twins, by featuring their humanitarian contributions and girls/women advocacy in its Equal Everywhere website. The Akwa Ibom State twin ladies, who are currently second-year medical students of the University of Uyo […]
Terrorists kidnap over 30 in Kaduna community
By Ibrahim Hassan-Wuyo, Kaduna Thirty residents of Keke community near the Millennium City, Kaduna, were reportedly kidnapped by terrorists in a attack carried out Monday night. A resident, Malam Haliru Lere, told journalists, yesterday, that the hoodlums stormed the community around 8 30pm when many residents were returning home from their various places of work. […]
I entered into shared prosperity covenant with Imo people as my asset — Hope Uzodimma
The Governor of Imo State, Sen. Hope Uzodimma has reiterated his commitment and administration’s resolve to serve and work for the common good of Imolites especially as it concerns development and wealth creation. These he tends to achieve by placing the state above personal interest.
IXPN hits 100 members milestone
By Prince Osuagwu, Internet eXchange Point of Nigeria, IXPN has attracted more than 100 major global content and content distribution networks, Internet Service Providers, Mobile Network Operators, Financial and Educational Institutions, and other IP-Centric organizations at exchangeThis is also as the gateway has generated peak traffic of over 300Gbps. Chief Executive Officer of IXPN, Mr. […]
Insecurity: How Lawan averted impeachment move against Buhari
SENATORS, yesterday, put the President of the Senate, Senator Ahmad Lawan, in tight corner, following his refusal to allow open discussion on the recurring cases of insecurity with massive kidnapping, killings and wanton destruction of property by terrorists across the country.
Protests: Govt toying with uprising like #EndSARS — NLC
The Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC, yesterday began a two-day nationwide protest against failure of the Federal Government to resolve the strike embarked upon by unions in the nation’s university system, warning the government not to toy with another people’s uprising comparable to the 2020 #EndSARS protest. The strike has lasted five months so far.

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