Working in a place of my dreams
Whenever my dad sent my brother and I to buy newspapers on Saturdays, I always found a way to sneak in Vanguard as part of the bouquet. I really loved the paper, so you could imagine my delight when I had to work there
Delta: Land grabbers accused of illegal demolition
The realtor said things were about to escalate when some community members stormed the scene and joined them in demanding who sent them to demolish his property.
Telcos debunk allegations of planning to frustrate #Endbadgovernance protest
Telecommunications companies (telcos) yesterday denied plans to frustrate the #endbadgovernance protest scheduled between August 01-10, 2024 across the country, saying the social and economic contract they signed to provide services at all times would not allow them to do so.
Diaspora Day: How Nigerians promote political change in Canada — Ufodike
AS Nigeria commemorates National Diaspora Day celebrations and National Diaspora Merit Award 2024, a Nigerian-Canadian and Deputy Minister, Trade, Immigration and Multiculturalism, Alberta, Canada, Dr Akolisa Ufodike, weekend disclosed how Nigerians have promoted economic and political change in the north American country.
Shortage: Fuel prices rise 21% to N850 per litre as marketers shut stations
THE Independent marketers of petrol, yesterday, increased prices by more than 21 per cent to N850 per litre, from about N700 per litre in Lagos and its environs as shortage bits harder.
CAN asks FG to reduce fuel price, food prices
Christian Association of Nigeria, CAN, Niger State, has pleaded with the Federal Government to reduce fuel price and regulate the prices of food items even as he called on Christian faithful to pray more to confront the challenges facing the country rather than join the proposed nationwide protest.
