Indefinite strike: CSOs, rights activists set to enforce sit-at-home
The United Action Front of Civil Society, the organised platform of civil society groups and activists on matters of governance and democracy in Nigeria, on Thursday said it fully endorsed the indefinite nationwide strike action jointly declared by the Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC, and the Trade Union Congress, TUC.
People Talk: ‘There’s always water’, residents bemoan perennial Dolphin Estate flood
By Damilola Ogunsakin Dolphin Estate, Ikoyi, used to be a highly sought-after residential choice by the elites. The estate, however, is quickly losing that glitz, and the high-rise area in particular. The estate was built in the early 1990s for the Lagos State government by Messrs HFP Engineering Nigeria. But now, flooding occurs on the […]
ACJHR Accuses Tribunal Chair, Justice Akpovi, of delaying judgement on Imo Assembly seats
The African Centre for Justice and Human Rights (ACJHR) has raised concerns over what it called delay by Justice Anthony Akpovi-led panel of Justices to deliver judgements regarding the election petitions for Imo State House of Assembly seats for Isu, Orlu, and Ideato LGAs, which hearings were concluded last month and the expiration date for conclusion of the election petitions just few days away.
Tourism Day: Why Edo is leveraging on Tourism — Oduwa-Malaka
Edo State Commissioner for Arts, Culture and Tourism, Dr. Uyi Oduwa-Malaka, Wednesday, disclosed that Governor Godwin Obaseki has made tourism a major backbone of his reforms
Burkina Faso detains four officers after thwarted coup
Burkina Faso said on Thursday that four officers had been detained, a day after the military government announced it had thwarted a coup attempt.
EFCC decries rise of fake dollars, cybercrime in Benue
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has decried the sudden rise of fake dollars and cyber crimes in Benue axis.
