

Free education policy still in operation in Lagos –Commissioner
Nigeria-Britain Association honours Amb Isola for exemplary service to Nigeria
Barca make Granada comeback but lose ground in La Liga
Israel-Gaza war has worldwide impact — report
Sevilla sack coach Mendilibar after poor start to season
Bandits kill 4, injure 4, abandon 5 kidnap victims in Kaduna
Why I survived 13 tribunal cases, Adefarati, Ondo Rep member
Tinubu pledges 500,000 jobs as Ajaokuta steel nears completion
BAYELSA, KOGI, IMO DECIDE 2023: INEC decries worsening insecurity
Issues in Bayelsa APC as top leaders engage in talks with Diri
We’re now good to go – Gov Eno
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SubscribeSpeedy Dispensation of Justice: My Govt ‘ll invest in judiciary – Oborevwori
Delta State Governor, Rt. Hon. Sheriff Oborevwori, Sunday, said his administration would continue to invest in the judiciary to enable it meet up with its obligations of dispensing justice speedily.
Tinubu’s house of forgeries an unending drama, says Atiku
The Presidential Candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party in the February 25, 2023 election, Alhaji Atiku Abubakar, has expressed disgust at what he described as President Ahmed Tinubu’s proclivity for forgeries.
FG calls for ceasefire between Isreal, Hamas
The Federal Government has called for de-escalation of hostilities in the conflict between Israel and Hamas.
Ogun students beg Gov Abiodun for payment of bursaries
Students of Ogun State origin have begged their governor,Prince Dapo Abiodun, to do more in the areas of payment of bursaries and scholarships for indigent students.
Arewa Youths to NJC: Relocate election tribunal appeal hearings in Delta, Kano, others to Abuja
Young people from the northern part of the country, under the aegis of Arewa Youths Alliance for Progress and Development (AYAPD), have called on the Nigerian Judicial Council (NJC) to relocate the Election Tribunal Appeal Hearings to the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja.
Contractors threaten to seize Agip facilities over unpaid debts
Contractors to Nigerian Agip Oil Company, NAOC, have threatened that they would seize all facilities belonging to the firm in Niger Delta over their failure to clear their (contractors’) unpaid contract debts.
Subsidy: Osun workers demand N35,000 provisional wage increment
Civil servants in Osun state has urged Governor Ademola Adeleke to commence payment of N35,000 provisional wage increment to worker in the state in line with the agreement the organised labour unions the federal government.
US President Biden orders ‘additional support’ for Israel
US President Joe Biden has ordered “additional support” for Israel after the attack by Palestinian militant group Hamas, the White House said Sunday, without giving further details.
Police rescue 5, as bandits kill 4 in Kaduna Community
The Kaduna State Police Command has confirmed that its operatives have rescued 5 kidnapped victims and arrested suspected kidnapper, after an operation where bandits killed 4 and injured others.
Lagdo Dam: Again, NEMA issues fresh alert to 13 states
The National Emergency Management Agency, NEMA has issued flood alert to 13 states, urging them to immediately activate their emergency response systems.
Sell off moribund refineries to private investors, Senator urges FG
The Chairman, Senate Committee on Finance, Sen. Sani Musa (APC, Niger East), has urged the Federal Government to sell off its holdings in the nation’s moribund oil refineries to private investors and use the proceeds to develop the mining sector to create jobs.
Our plan to boost gaming sector – Gbajabiamila
AS Nigeria gets set to host the International Gaming Conference in a bid to expand the nation’s business frontiers and create more wealth for Nigerians, the Federal Government has explained that the approval to elevate the annual gaming conference of the National Lottery Regulatory Commission NLRC to international standards is aimed at attracting more foreign investments and inflow of resources to the country.
FG to employ 5 million Nigerians after N-Power restructuring
The Federal Government said yesterday, that no fewer than five million Nigerians are to be employed after the restructuring of its job-creation scheme, N-Power.
NNPP’s Peace Committee recommends apology to party’s founder over expulsion
The National Peace Committee of the New Nigeria Peoples Party (NNPP) has charged the National Working Committee (NWC) to withdraw its expulsion order on the party’s founder, Dr Boniface Aniebonam.
’20m out-of-school population big threat to Nigeria’s development’
A technology professional and human capital development advocate, Charles Obinna Eze, says Nigeria’s 20 million out-of-school population is a big threat to the country’s socioeconomic development.
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