Building sustainable environment for future generation

Building sustainable environment for future generation

By Divinegrace Onosetale  There is a Lagos that exists beyond the traffic, the skyscrapers, the bridges and the relentless construction. It is the Lagos beneath the concrete , the wetlands that once absorbed excess water, the waterways that carried rain away from communities, the trees that softened the heat, the shoreline that held back the […]
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Firm appoints Paul Onwuanibe as Chairman of the Board of Directors

Firm appoints Paul Onwuanibe as Chairman of the Board of Directors

By Elizabeth Adegbesan Sync Finance Company Limited has announced the appointment of Mr. Paul Onwuanibe as Chairman of its Board of Directors, following the receipt of No-Objection from the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN). The appointment was approved by the Board of Directors and takes effect from October 1, 2026.  Mr. Onwuanibe, is a seasoned […]

State police: Bago, Tompolo, Elumelu, Moghalu lead debate

State police: Bago, Tompolo, Elumelu, Moghalu lead debate

By Gift ChapiOdekina, Abuja ABUJA — The debate over the proposed establishment of state police will receive fresh attention in Abuja on Tuesday as the House of Representatives Press Corps brings together political, legislative and security stakeholders to examine the implications of the reform for Nigeria’s security architecture and federal system. The debate comes as […]

Gombe approves N10.3bn to clear retirees’ gratuities

Gombe approves N10.3bn to clear retirees’ gratuities

SEC approves N6.1bn education fund, N3.64bn road projects Council backs new military formations, 1,085 solar streetlights By Ben Ngwakwe, Gombe GOMBE — The Gombe State Government has approved N10.32 billion to settle outstanding gratuities owed retired civil servants at the state and local government levels. The approvals were among decisions reached at the 56th meeting […]

US cut number of generals, admirals by 20%

US cut number of generals, admirals by 20%

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced Wednesday that the United States has slashed the number of its generals and admirals by 20 percent, in a move he said is aimed at “accountability.”