We’ve zero tolerance for criminality; we protect our people not kill them – IPOB
THE Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, yesterday warned that it has no room for violence, criminality and public disorder in the name of agitation for Biafra.
‘US private sector lost 33,000 jobs in June’
Private sector employment declined by 33,000 last month, ADP said, while job growth in May was revised lower to 29,000.
2027 Coalition: ‘We’ll take action soon’ – PDP draws line, warns defectors
“If you are a member of the Peoples Democratic Party, we are drawing a line for those who go out to demarket the party.
Oil companies seek removal of bottlenecks hindering upstream investment.
She stressed that despite efforts by the Tinubu administration to improve the ease of doing business, the multitude of regulatory hurdles and financial demands continue to deter new investments.
Reps halt consideration of Senate bills over delayed concurrence
“This is not acceptable. Unless we receive considerable assurance from the Senate, we will no longer consider their bills,” Abbas said.
Chelsea sign Brazilian Joao Pedro from Brighton
FIFA has given clubs involved in the Club World Cup knockout phase until July 3 to register new players for the tournament.
Nwifuru describes killing of 13 Ebonyians in Anambra barbaric, demands swift investigation
Governor Francis Nwifuru of Ebonyi State has strongly condemned the gruesome killing of 13 Ebonyi indigenes residing in Ogboji, Orumba South Local Government Area of Anambra State, during their monthly town union meeting held penultimate Monday.
Court gives Gov Ododo’s Chief of Staff go-ahead to travel to UK for medicare
The Federal High Court in Abuja on Wednesday approved the application filed by Mr Ali Bello, the Chief of Staff (CoS) to Gov. Usman Ododo of Kogi, to travel to the United Kingdom (UK) for medical attention.
Brazil ex-president Bolsonaro cancels July engagements over health
The 70-year-old far-right leader underwent a new round of surgery on April 13 for an intestinal obstruction.
FMC Abuja appoints new emergency head after viral neglect video
The Federal Medical Centre (FMC), Abuja, has appointed Dr Timothy Samaila, a neurosurgeon, as the new Head of its Accident and Emergency Unit.
NAFDAC warns against use of excess hydroquinone in cosmetics
The National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) has warned users of bleaching creams to refrain from using products containing excessive hydroquinone to safeguard their health.
Senate approves establishment of Bitumen Development Commission
The Senate on Wednesday passed a bill seeking to establish the Bitumen Development Commission in Nigeria.
Senator Kalu lauds Tinubu, Deputy Speaker for establishment of Federal Institutions in Bende
Senator Orji Uzor Kalu (Abia North) on Wednesday expressed profound gratitude to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for signing into law the bills establishing the Federal College of Education, Bende, and the Federal University of Medical and Health Sciences, Item, Bende, both in Abia State.
FIFA Club World Cup: Top scorers after Round of 16 fixtures
The battle for global football supremacy is heating up at the FIFA Club World Cup 2025, currently taking place in the United States.
I’ll serve all, irrespective of political affiliations- Eno
“We will sensitise our women across party lines, bringing them together through cooperatives and seminars.
ADC announces new location for coalition launch after venue cancellation by Abuja hotel
The African Democratic Congress (ADC) coalition has announced a new venue for the official unveiling of its political platform following a sudden cancellation of the event by an Abuja hotel.
