A’ Court reserves judgment in Nasarawa guber case
An Abuja Court of Appeal has on Wednesday reserved judgment in an appeal filed by Governor Abdullahi Sule challenging the tribunal verdict that nullified his election.
‘Die Young’, four other Oladips songs you can listen to
Nigerian singer and rapper, Oladipupo Olabode Oladimeji, popularly known as OlaDips, passed away on Tuesday, November 14, at the age of 28.
Tinubu urged to introduce mining education, be proactive on mining law
By Dickson Omobola A New York-based lawyer and chartered accountant, Owolabi Salis, has said the Federal Government should be more decisive on the activities of illegal miners in the country. He said many Nigerians are not aware that illegal miners, especially foreigners in collaboration with some bad eggs in the country, are responsible for over […]
Labour fumes over anti-workers practices in telecom sector
The Organised Labour has decried the increasing anti-workers’ practices by multinational companies in the telecommunications and communications sector, saying it will undermine the Federal Government efforts to use digital transformation in telecommunications sector to improve business and operational efficiencies.
UK Supreme Court faults British govt’s plan to send migrants to Rwanda
Rwanda said Wednesday it took issue with the UK Supreme Court striking down London’s plan to send migrants to the East African country on the basis that it was not a safe destination for asylum seekers.
Engineer turns skincare expert, makes N150,000 monthly
An Electrical Engineering graduate from Bayero University Kano, Aisha Obodoeze, has found succour in the skincare business after four years of unemployment as she makes N150,000 monthly as profit. Obodoeze told newsmen on Wednesday in Kaduna that she started the business in 2020. “I used to buy a particular brand of body cream. But with […]
