Oct 1: Mutfwang pardons four convicts, urges citizens to nurture democracy

As Nigeria celebrates its 63rd anniversary, citizens have been called upon to reflect on areas where democratic institutions can further be enhanced to create a level playing field for all political parties, ensure equitable resource distribution across board, promote gender equity, combat corruption and advance the inalienable right of every citizen.
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CFOAS Chairperson, Oboh-Macleod meets James Cleverly at Conservative Party Conference

The Chairperson of Conservative Friends of Africa Scotland, CFOAS, Josephine Oboh-Macleod, has described meeting James Cleverly, the Secretary of State for Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Affairs of the United Kingdom, UK, and his wife, Susie, at the ongoing Conservative and Unionist Party Conference in Manchester, as momentous. She said this on the sideline of the […]

Nigeria @63: Ereyitomi harps on unity, peace development among Nigerians

The member Representing Warri Federal Constituency at the House of Representatives, Hon. Chief Dr. Thomas Ereyitomi JP has urged Nigerians to work together for the country’s unity, peace and development, saying national interest must always take precedence over every other interest and consideration. Chief  Ereyitomi who also stressed the importance of quality education to nation […]

Impeachment: Akeredolu shops for new Dep Gov

Indications emerged that the Ondo state governor Rotimi Akeredolu, has started shopping for a new deputy governor, to replace the embattled Hon Lucky Aiyedatiwa.

63rd Independence: Tinubu celebrates anniversary in Aso Villa

President Bola Tinubu, joined by Vice President Kashim Shettima on Sunday led the nation’s Service Chiefs and other top government officials as well as members of the diplomatic corps among others to mark the country’s 63rd independence anniversary in the Presidential Villa, Abuja.

Ekeh charges South East Govs on release of Nnamdi Kanu

Chairman, Zinox Group, Leo Stan Ekeh has explained that the reason he asked Igbo leaders to jettison all other agitations and concentrate on the release of the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu was because his release holds the key to security challenges in the south East.

‘Japa’ not only path to success, Nigerian graduates told

Chief Executive Officer of Nexford University, Fadl Al Tarzi, has cautioned  Nigerian graduates against seeing travelling out of the country as the only option to achieve success in life, saying Africa has the potential of becoming the largest supplier of global workforce in the nearest future.

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