Paravolley Africa names Jackson Imandi Head of West Africa Development Commission

Paravolley Africa names Jackson Imandi Head of West Africa Development Commission

By Marie-Therese Nanlong Jos – Paravolley Africa has announced the appointment of Jackson Imandi as President of its West Africa Development Commission, entrusting him with the responsibility of steering paravolley growth across the subregion. His appointment was confirmed through a letter dated 5 November 2025 and issued by the organisation’s Director of Development, Robinson Tumwesigye. […]
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Which countries pay police officers the most and least?

Which countries pay police officers the most and least?

Northern and Western European countries top the charts for police officers salaries, while Eastern and Southern European nations lag behind: though recent data shows notable improvements in the latter regions.

State police will lead to chaos, APC chieftain warns

State police will lead to chaos, APC chieftain warns

A chieftain of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Enugu State, Prince Matthew Onyebuchi Agu, has strongly opposed the proposed establishment of state police, warning that the move could plunge Nigeria into chaos and deepen political intimidation across the country.

I’m not leaving APC – Gov Alia

I’m not leaving APC – Gov Alia

According to him, APC structures across the state had been strengthened under Alia’s guidance, with opposition blocs collapsing into the party on a daily basis.

Abductions: Stop cutting deals with bandits, ADC tells FG

Abductions: Stop cutting deals with bandits, ADC tells FG

The African Democratic Congress (ADC) on Wednesday accused the Federal Government of undermining the fight against insurgency by allegedly holding secret negotiations with bandits responsible for mass kidnappings across the country.

Parents lament non-payment of scholarship stipends as Reps begin probe

Parents lament non-payment of scholarship stipends as Reps begin probe

The House of Representatives has launched an investigation into allegations of non-payment of scholarship stipends to Nigerian students studying both domestically and abroad, a situation reportedly affecting their studies and placing families under financial strain.

Reps summon minister over 2005 40MW Dadin-Kowa Hydropower project

Reps summon minister over 2005 40MW Dadin-Kowa Hydropower project

The House of Representatives’ Ad-hoc Committee investigating Nigeria’s power sector reforms and expenditures from 2007 to 2024 has summoned the Minister of Water Resources, heads of key water management agencies, and signatories to the 2005 concession agreement for the 40MW Dadin-Kowa hydropower project.

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