Mrs Soludo celebrates, as another Anambra school wins global competition
Barely one month after St John Vianney College, Ukwulu, Anambra State, won an international debate among Nigerian and United Kingdom schools, another school in the state, Myrtle Vine Academy, Onitsha has won the global school connect in London, UK.
How poor logistics hinders trade among African nations – Experts
By Adesina Wahab Poor transport and logistics infrastructure in many African nations has been identified as a great barrier to trade among African nations, experts in the sector have said. According to them, the poor state of supply and logistics chain in many African nations should be quicky redressed and addressed for the sector to […]
NLC Strike paralyses Govt activities in Ogun
In compliance with the strike declared by the organised labour in Ogun, most state government agencies are under lock and key, paralysing activities in the state.
10 most difficult places to live in the world
While these cities are home to millions with rich histories and cultural pride, they also rank among the world’s most difficult places to live.
Nigeria’s inflation rate declines 3rd consecutive month to 22.22% in June
The National Bureau of Statistics, NBS, today said headline inflation rate slowed by 0.75 percentage points to 22.22 percent in June from 22.97 percent in May 2025.
US deports 5 migrants convicted of crimes to Eswatini
The United States has deported five migrants convicted of crimes to the small African kingdom of Eswatini, ruled by an absolute monarch accused of human rights abuses, officials have said.
