Revising and editing your write-up, by Ruth Oji
Do the terms ‘revise’ and ‘edit’ mean the same? What do you think? Well, they are sometimes used interchangeably even though they are really two distinct activities writers engage in to improve their writing. What do the terms mean? On one hand, revising is rewriting, that is, changing words, phrases, sentences, even whole paragraphs in a […]
FCID Alagbon breaks Piracy syndicate, intercepts 300 rounds of ammunition in 2 major Lagos operations
The Force Criminal Investigation Department (FCID) Annex, Alagbon, Lagos, has recorded two decisive security breakthroughs, the busting of a cyber-piracy ring targeting Nollywood films and the interception of a consignment containing 300 rounds of live ammunition alongside multiple contraband items.
Benue SUBEB Chair, finance team undergo IPSAS training to boost transparency, projects delivery
By Peter Duru, Makurdi The Executive Chairman of the Benue State Universal Basic Education Board (SUBEB), Dr. Grace Adagba, is leading key finance personnel of the Board in a 3-day International Public Sector Accounting Standards (IPSAS) Accrual Basis Training. A statement by the Information Officer of the Board, Emmanuella Akese explained that the training, organised […]
Ambassador Melvin Ponsak Daji honoured at Emerging Elite’s Foundation Conference in Enugu
By Chinedu Adonu The Emerging Elite’s Foundation has celebrated a significant milestone with the successful hosting of its recent conference in Enugu State—an event marked by inspiration, empowerment, and a renewed call for youth engagement in the digital economy. One of the most notable highlights of the gathering was the presence of Ambassador Melvin Ponsak […]
Foundation appeals for global support to empower orphans through Quranic learning
The Khadijah Awards Foundation has called on the Federal Government and the United Nations to collaborate in expanding Quranic education for orphans and vulnerable children across Nigeria.
Stakeholders demand return of ports’ gatekeepers
By Victor Ahiuma-Young Behind the cranes and bustling container yards of Nigeria’s seaports, a growing vulnerability has emerged—cargo slipping through unchecked, revenue quietly leaking, and security gaps widening. More than a decade after tally clerks and on-board gangway security men were removed by the Nigerian Ports Authority in 2015, maritime stakeholders are sounding the alarm, warning that […]
