Minister urges environmental practitioners to be worthy ambassadors
Stallion Group unveils four new MG models in Nigeria
Wresting Kaduna, other states from terrorists
How AI can transform engineering education in Africa
Edo Commissioner for Education, Iyamu, gives scholarship to two students with disabilities
Osun to scout for talents at 2025 Military, para-military games
Bingham VC, Prof. Ayuba, calls for home-grown solutions to Nigeria’s economic challenges
Olokun Festival ‘ll promote Yoruba culture, tradition — Gani Adams
Delta comrades community salutes Ex-Governor Uduaghan at 71
How Gov Mutfwang is healing Plateau’s wounds — Govt
Nigeria, France synergy to equip African creatives with tech tools
Christian genocides and Boulos baloney, by Ochereome Nnanna
EkoUNIMED first set of graduates inducted by MDCN

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Building a new industry connectivity on transparency and integrity, by Okoh Aihe
Twenty-Four years after a seismic development in the telecommunications industry, the regulator said on Monday that industry stakeholders can have a better experience only if they can adjust their understanding of modern telecom regulation whose products they were only too happy to put in the public domain. At the virtual launch of the NCC Public Performance […]
Teachers laud impact of skills enhancement Programme, job creation in Edo
Teachers, education officials, and stakeholders in Ekpoma, Esan West Local Government Area of Edo State have commended the positive impact of the Teachers’ Skills Enhancement Programme (T-SEP), a project designed to improve the quality of teaching and learning across the state.
Tanker Explosion: 30 burnt to death while scooping fuel in Niger State; 40 injured
No fewer than 30 people were burnt beyond recognition while scooping petrol from a fallen tanker in Niger State. At least 40 others sustained varying degrees of injuries in the tragic incident.
Nigeria’s ride into the future is bumpy — Osuntokun
EMERITUS Professor of History and International Relations, Akinjide Osuntokun, yesterday, warned that Nigeria’s ride into the future would be bumpy, noting that the country needed changes to land smoothly.
A president’s show of mercy, by Rotimi Fasan
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and his minders at this point don’t need to be told that whatever they do will always be placed under a magnifying glass to better assess where they may have strayed from the well-beaten path into the bush. They stir extreme reactions from both their supporters and detractors alike. It doesn’t look […]

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