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Pentagon says will cut civilian workforce by at least 5%

Pentagon says will cut civilian workforce by at least 5%

Trump’s administration has already begun firing thousands of other federal workers who are on probationary status, and the cuts at the Defense Department — the largest employer in the United States — will also focus on recently hired employees.

Protests, media attacks against Otuaro must stop, ex-agitators blow hot

Protests, media attacks against Otuaro must stop, ex-agitators blow hot

The Third Phase Ex-agitators Forum of the Presidential Amnesty Programme (PAP) has said recent protests calling for the removal of the Amnesty Boss, Dr. Dennis Otuaro, are merely sponsored attacks by his haters. It would be recalled that protesters on Wednesday barricaded the National Assembly Complex in Abuja, urging lawmakers to compel President Bola Tinubu […]

Group opposes U.S. military airstrikes in Africa, calls for African-led security solutions

Group opposes U.S. military airstrikes in Africa, calls for African-led security solutions

By Demola Akinyemi, Ilorin The Foundation for Peace Professionals (PeacePro) has strongly opposed the United States’ plan to conduct airstrikes against terrorist targets across Africa, warning that foreign military interventions have historically escalated conflicts rather than resolved them. This opposition follows a statement by Gen. James Hecker, Commander of U.S. Air Forces, Europe and Africa […]

UCH has paid over N3b for energy since 2019, says CMD

UCH has paid over N3b for energy since 2019, says CMD

Laolu Elijah, Ibadan THE Chief Medical Director of the University College Hospital, Ibadan, Professor Jesse Abiodun Otegbayo has said he met a huge energy debt of N300m when he assumed office in 2019 dismissing the claims that the energy problem started when he got to office. He disclosed this to Sunday Vanguard yesterday. According to […]

Low turnout mars Osun LG poll

Low turnout mars Osun LG poll

However, while shops, markets, and shopping malls remained closed, the situation in Ede, the governor’s hometown, was slightly different, as voters were seen at some polling units where OSSIEC and ad hoc staff were attending to them.

IBB’s book: It only re-opened old wounds, says LASU Professor

IBB’s book: It only re-opened old wounds, says LASU Professor

By Efe Onodjae A Professor of History and International Studies at Lagos State University, Adewunmi Falode, has criticised the recent book “A Journey in Service”, authored by former Military President, Gen. Ibrahim Badamosi Babangida, stating that the book is only a self-appraisal that seeks to distance the former military head of state from his foibles […]

Isoko Youths slam NDLEF over malicious attack on Otuaro, Maro-Kana company

Isoko Youths slam NDLEF over malicious attack on Otuaro, Maro-Kana company

The Isoko National Youth Assembly (INYA) has taken a swipe at the Niger Delta Liberators and Ex-Agitators Forum (NDLEF) and their sponsors on the ill-fated attempt to blackmail Presidential Amnesty Boss, Dr. Dennis Otuaro and Maro-Kana Construction company. President of INYA, Comrade Eniwake Orogun in a statement on Saturday, said the faceless group behind the […]

Lagos Assembly Speaker makes case for gender inclusion law

Lagos Assembly Speaker makes case for gender inclusion law

By Olayinka Ajayi The Lagos State House of Assembly Speaker, Mojisola Meranda has commended Civil Society Organisations, CSOs, Not Government Organisations, NGOs and other stakeholders on their unwavering dedication to the ideals of fairness, justice, and social progress in Nigeria. Speaking during a two-day co-creation workshop on the State Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Bill organized […]

Plateau govt suspends mining activities to curb insecurity

Plateau govt suspends mining activities to curb insecurity

He explained that the suspension was necessary to curb illegal mining, mitigate land degradation, combat child labour, and address escalating security threats, including the influx of unregulated foreign miners, which has fuelled banditry, kidnapping, drug trafficking, and illegal firearms possession in mining communities.