C/River: Civil servants demand January salaries

C/River: Civil servants demand January salaries

Some civil servants in Cross River State have protested the non payment of their January salaries, alleging selective disbursement across ministries, departments and agencies, including primary school teachers.
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CBN reforms driving economic stability, digital finance growth — Official

CBN reforms driving economic stability, digital finance growth — Official

By Ibrahim Hassan-Wuyo Kaduna – The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has reaffirmed that its ongoing reforms are strengthening economic stability, promoting financial inclusion, and positioning Nigeria for sustainable growth. Speaking at the Investor Relations “CBN Special Day” during the 47th Kaduna International Trade Fair on Thursday, the Deputy Director of Corporate Communications and Investor […]

Trump announces end to immigration raids in Minnesota

Trump announces end to immigration raids in Minnesota

President Donald Trump’s pointman on Thursday announced the end of aggressive immigration operations in Minnesota that triggered large protests and nationwide outrage following the killing of two US citizens.

2027: Ogun youths declare for Tinubu, back Abiodun’s senatorial bid

2027: Ogun youths declare for Tinubu, back Abiodun’s senatorial bid

By James Ogunnaike, Abeokuta Thousands of youths in Ogun State have declared their support for President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s re-election in 2027, pledging sustained mobilisation across the state to ensure his victory at the polls. The youths also threw their weight behind Governor Dapo Abiodun’s aspiration to represent Ogun East Senatorial District, describing his administration […]

APC Think-Tank to review Tinubu’s three-year performance

APC Think-Tank to review Tinubu’s three-year performance

The policy think-tank of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC), The Progressives Institute (TPI), has announced plans to conduct a three-year performance review of President Bola Tinubu, saying it is time to critically assess the gains of the administration’s multi-sectoral reforms.