China labels Taiwan leader ‘war instigator’
The concentration of chip production in Taiwan has long been seen as a protection against an attack by China and an incentive for the United States to defend it.
Hajj stakeholders decry NAHCON leadership turmoil, seek overhaul
Stakeholders attributed the recurring leadership changes to persistent discord within and outside the Hajj industry.
UNIBEN: Students in dilemma as varsity wants to reduce class of 350 to 150
“They’ve not been transparent, there’s no clear communication, and no explanation of how the 150 students will be chosen”
Michael Okpara’s son, Uzodinma of PDP, declares support for Otti
Chief Uzodinma Okpara, the son of the former Premier of the defunct Eastern Region, late Dr Michael Okpara, on Wednesday, announced his full support for Gov. Alex Otti’s administration.
Makoko demolitions: Fate of 1,000 schoolchildren hangs in the balance
“The demolitions in Makoko, Ekun-Agbo, Shogunro have forced over 1,000 children to stop school. Only 50 out of over 500 in my school resumed”
Intra-Africa trade set for a boost as Access Bank sustains initiative
Access Bank PLC, one of the continent’s leading financial institutions, has demonstrated the capacity and willingness to drive the continent’s economic integration through its continent-wide reach
