

Cartoon: Watch your weight, this yatch is now a canoe!
Insecurity threatening education in Northern Nigeria, says Rep
WHO releases 5 themes for improved mental health
Senate, Lagos move to end Apapa gridlock
IDGC: Foundation distributes free sanitary towels, deodorants, shaving sticks, note books to Makurdi female students
Kogi Guber: Okun leaders backs APC, chart Ododo’s victory path
International Day of Girl Child: Investing in girls education is essential – Senator Kingibe
Video: Again! Wike displays his culinary skills as he hosts Saraki
Japa: Residents live in cemetery, streets as rents soar in Canada
IMF raises alarm over rising inflation
Access Bank’s ‘W’ Initiative unveils 5th edition
ETK Group canvasses ESG framework to drive growth in businesses
Petrol stations shutting down, marketers warn
‘Marketers may resume fuel importation soon’
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SubscribeDemystifying Japa Syndrome: INGRYD to push 20,000 experts into Nigerian tech space in five years
A tech talent outsourcing firm, Ingryd Academy, has said that in the next five years, it would have created an army of tech savvy Nigerians numbering up to 20,000, to bridge the knowledge gap stemming from the run-away syndrome, otherwise known as Japa sydrome, ravaging the Nigerian tech space.
Nigeria commits to processing, packaging of locally manufactured products for export
By Victoria Ojeme The Nigerian government has pledged to improve the quality of locally manufactured products in order to boost exports. The Minister of Industry, Trade and Investment, Dr. Doris Uzoka-Anite, delivered this message in Abuja, at the 2nd National Conference on Non-Oil Exports, organized by the Nigerian Export Promotion Council (NEPC), underscoring the significance […]
CJN, AGF, others bid farewell to late Justice Nweze
The Supreme Court, yesterday, held a special valedictory court session in honour of its late jurist, Justice Chima Centus Nweze.
Bad roads: FG gives contractors 14-day ultimatum
THE Federal Government has given contractors handling road projects that have been abandoned, a 14-day ultimatum to return to sites or face revocation of the contracts.
NECA to FG: Begin plans for minimum wage review
The Nigeria Employers’ Consultative Association, NECA, has called on the Federal Government to set machinery in motion on minimum wage review, in accordance with the 2019 Act, advising that issues of wage increase and business sustainability should be dealt with concurrently.
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