US backs CNG expansion, urges Nigeria to embrace alternative energy
By Ediri Ejoh & Precious Enaike The California Secretary of Transportation, Toks Omishakin, yesterday commended efforts to expand Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) infrastructure in Nigeria, describing it as a practical and timely solution to rising fuel costs and global energy challenges. This came as the Chief Executive Officer and Founder of Portland Gas Limited, Folajimi […]
Reps move to strengthen DSS operations through funding, training bills
By Gift ChapiOdekina, Abuja The House of Representatives has commenced legislative consideration of three key bills aimed at strengthening the operational capacity of the Department of State Services (DSS), with lawmakers emphasizing the need for sustainable funding, enhanced intelligence training, and indigenous research to address Nigeria’s evolving security challenges. The bills were the focus of […]
Faces at the burial of Alex Ekubo in Abia State
The remains of late actor Alex Ekubo arrived in Abia State ahead of his burial rites on Thursday drawing family members, friends, colleagues and admirers to his hometown in Arochukwu Local Government Area.
Defence Ministry, NSA, NUJ seek stronger Media-Security partnership to tackle insecurity
The Federal Government, security agencies and media stakeholders on Thursday renewed calls for stronger collaboration between journalists and security institutions as part of efforts to address Nigeria’s security challenges and strengthen national stability.
Bayelsa resolves Twon-Brass leadership crisis, orders withdrawal of court cases
By Samuel Oyadongha, Yenagoa The Bayelsa State Government has resolved the protracted leadership dispute in Twon-Brass Kingdom following its intervention and an agreement by all parties involved to immediately withdraw ongoing court cases related to the crisis. The government also directed all state-recognised communities to operate with constitutions that align with the provisions of the […]
Discovered in Round 1: The World Cup’s surprise breakout stars
The United Arab Emirates announced a social media ban for children under 15 on Thursday, joining a growing group of countries including Australia, Britain and Canada to take similar measures.
