Political leaders, scholars to converge for HURIWA World Human Rights Dialogue in Abuja
As the world prepares to mark Human Rights Day on December 10, prominent political leaders and constitutional scholars are set to gather in Abuja for the HURIWA World Human Rights Dialogue organized by the Human Rights Writers Association of Nigeria (HURIWA).
Rep expands technical education scholarship to 420 new students in Osun State
The Chairman of the House Committee on Foreign Affairs and member representing Obokun/Oriade Federal Constituency, Oluwole Oke, has expanded his technical education scholarship scheme with the enrolment of 420 new beneficiaries across nine Government Technical Colleges in Osun State.
Education, skills empowerment, dominate discussion at Agbaja Summit in Enugu
The need for education that empowers youths with skills to take control of their society, took center discussions at the two days 2025 Agbaja Summit that took off in Enugu, on Wednesday.
13% derivation: Female activist reiterates call for review of payment model
Coordinator of Rivers state chapter of the Niger Delta Civil Society Forum, NDCSF, Comrade Bernice Tamuno-Obukorubo, has reiterated the call of the group on the federal government to immediately halt payment of the 13 percent derivation to state governments in the Niger Delta region , insisting that the action violates the provision of the constitution.
NDDC MD urges youths to shun cybercrime, embrace opportunities
By Samuel Oyadongha, Yenagoa The Managing Director of the Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC), Dr. Samuel Ogbuku, has called on young Nigerians to embrace legitimate opportunities and invest in their personal development rather than engage in cybercrime and other illicit activities. Speaking at the Bayelsa Creatives Converge 2.0 in Yenagoa, Ogbuku stressed the value of […]
FG considers Dana Air assets to refund trapped passenger funds
“For Dana, the problem is that it was a choice between safety and disaster. So we didn’t take the commercial thing as a priority. The priority was safety,” Keyamo said.
