
IPPIS: FG to stop salaries of unverified workers tomorrow
INEC delisting Sylva is premature — APC
FG’s Food Security empowers rice farmers in Ogun, Ebonyi
Supreme Court Judgement: Police warn against disrupting public peace, safety in FCT
N22m suit: Ekiti Prophet, Chef Dammy at war over defamation
We’re committed to technology for service delivery — Gov Otu
Gov. Diri’s push for developmental politics and its reward
Video: Ex-EFCC boss, Bawa released from DSS detention
Court sacks RCCG Pastor, Ghandi as Soun of Ogbomoso
NSITF rolls out measures to operationalize FG’s 8 Points Agenda
FG asked to save Nigeria’s music industry from Int’l companies
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SubscribeDJ Lextino sheds light on vanishing musical talents in Nigeria
Alextino Sunday better known as “DJ Lextino,” has highlighted why upcoming and established musical talents continue to vanish in the country.
If not Wike, who? By Francis Ewherido
Infidel is a strange word in the Niger Delta where Wike comes from because everyone expresses his beliefs without let or hindrance in line with the Nigerian Constitution which defines Nigeria as a secular country.
EFCC operatives attacked, held hostage by students in Ibadan
A mild drama played out, as seven operatives of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, in Ibadan, Oyo State, were attacked and held hostage by staff and students of the Federal College of Forestry, Idishin Estate, in the state.
Kogi Guber: Arewa group warns against plans to scuttle election
By Fortune Eromosele Ahead of the November 11 polls in Kogi, the Northern Emancipation Network, NEN, has warned against any form of electoral manipulation and called for vigilance. The group in a statement by its Chairman, Suleiman Abbah, called on all political parties to embrace peace and avoid any form of manipulation. Abbah stated that […]
Squash enthusiasts applaud players as Adegoke, AbdulAzeez qualify for quarter-finals
“This tournament will actually serve as an opportunity to the players to put their acts together to prepare for the second edition of the Prime Atlantic Squash Tournament.
Elections: Is anyone still listening to Mahmoud Yakubu? By Ikechukwu Amaechi
OBVIOUSLY, Chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, Professor Mahmoud Yakabu, must be in love with the sound of his own voice. That is why he keeps blabbing even when no one is listening. He is, once again, playing the game he knows how best – lying to himself and taking Nigerians for a […]
US supports Nigerian-owned small businesses to access $244 m in Agricultural Investments
The U.S. government, through the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID), celebrated the achievements of the five-year “Feed the Future Nigeria Agribusiness Investment activity,” on October 10.
Nigerian scholar research ‘electronic skin’ to monitor concrete structures
By Dickson Omobola As concerns over collapsing infrastructure continue to grow globally, a Nigerian doctoral student, Emmanuel Ogunniyi, is breaking new ground in structural health monitoring by advancing research on flexible electronic skins that allow concrete structures to detect and report damage in real-time. Ogunniyi, currently pursuing a Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering at the University […]
FG to implement bottom to top poverty alleviation program for grass root women
The Federal Government has commenced the implementation of bottom to top approach for all target interventions to ensure empowerment and poverty alleviation projects on grass root women.
Holy Rosary old Girls call for love for Owerri inmates
The Holy Rosary Secondary School, Ihioma, Old Girls Association, Owerri Branch, has called for the well to do in the society to show love to the inmates in the correctional services across the country.
Impose state of emergency in Zamfara, youth group begs FG
By Fortune Eromosele, Abuja The Zamfara Youth Alliance for Good Governance has appealed to the federal government to impose a state of emergency in Zamfara. The youth group made the appeal in a statement on Thursday by its Chairman, Musa Saidu Birnin Magaji. They reminded the federal government that Zamfara State has been plagued by […]
Residents protest armed policemen presence in Lagos community
Members of the Oyetubo Jokotade family, in the Sangotedo area of Ajah, and allottees, yesterday, stormed the streets to protest the presence of armed policemen in their community.
Summon refusal: Court orders arrest of DPO in Niger
A Minna High Court, yesterday, issued a bench warrant of arrest on the Divisional Police Officer, DPO, of Mokwa, Wakili Inusa, for refusing to receive a court summon from the bailiff.
Jigawa govt hailed over 17% budgetary allocation on health sector
A nongovernmental organisation, Results for Development, R4D, yesterday, hailed Jigawa State Government over 17 per cent of budgetary allocation for the health sector.
Presidential Tussle: 7 Supreme Court justices who’ll decide Tinubu, Atiku, Obi’s fate today
THE die is cast. The legal fisticuffs over the February 25 presidential election will be concluded today as a seven-man panel of the Supreme Court rules on the appeals of Alhaji Atiku Abubakar and Mr. Peter Obi challenging the election of President Bola Tinubu.
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