NAFDAC clamps down on illegal satchet water companies
The National Agency for Food Drugs Administration and Control (NAFDAC) has shut down some unregistered sachet water production factories in Anambra. The companies were said to be producing water in unhealthy environments and operating without subjecting their processes to regulatory standards. Louis Mmadubuatta, Coordinator of NAFDAC in Anambra, told newsmen in Awka that the exercise […]
Edo Guber: Fresh crisis brews in PDP
A fresh crisis is brewing in the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), over the just concluded Edo State Governorship election following the insistence of Deputy Governor, Philip Shaibu, that he won the primary and should be given a Certificate of Return.
5 things to know about Kanye West’s wife, Bianca Censori
On Tuesday, Bianca Censori dressed near-naked to a dinner outing with her American rapper husband Kanye West, in Paris, France.
Hardship: Coalition gives Tinubu 30-day deadline to reopen international borders
The Coalition of Ogun State Youth Forums (COSYF) has given President Bola Tinubu a 30-day deadline, to re-open all international borders, as part of measures to stimulate economic growth through increased trade and investment.
Shut up whenever there’s argument with your husbands — Minister tells women
“Keep your mouth shut, it does not make you a fool but a wise person. When the man is shouting and saying all sorts of things, act like a fool and keep your mouth shut.”
Hardship: FCT consumers turn to ‘awara’ as substitute for meat
Musa said the delicacy was traditionally served with ground pepper or sliced fresh pepper, cabbage, and cucumber and could also be eaten with pap or ‘kunu’.
FG to establish over 24 skills, innovation centres
The federal government has disclosed plans to create 24 skills and innovation centres across the country.
The centres which are to be set up by the Tertiary Education Trust Fund,TETFund,are aimed at assisting Nigerians gain their potentials and boost productivity.
Japa: 5 new rules for foreign students to study in Canada
The Canadian Government has effected some changes for international students who want to study in Canada.
Heavy security as President Tinubu visits Afenifere leader, Pa Fasoranti
There was heavy security in and around the Akure residence of Pa. Reuben Fasoranti, leader of Afenifere, a pan-Yoruba socio-political organisation, on Wednesday as President Bola Tinubu arrived for a private meeting.
Haaland hits form as Man City face make-or-break month
Erling Haaland’s five-goal haul in an FA Cup demolition of Luton sent an ominous warning to Manchester City’s Premier League title rivals that the Norwegian is hitting top form in time for a momentous month in the title race.
Reps probe multichoice, DStv over alleged N1.8trn unremitted tax
The House of Representatives is set to probe the alleged N1.8 trillion tax owed to the Federal Government by Multichoice Group, the operator of DSTV and GoTV.
