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Ebonyi boundary crisis: Shallow graves, mutilated bodies discovered in community

According to him, “Credible intelligence has further revealed multiple sites where victims were buried, including adults and children. The discovery of these graves underscores the scale of the crimes committed and the necessity of a robust security presence to dismantle criminal networks and prevent further violence.

C’River: NYCN solely recognised youth body – Commissioner

The Cross River State Commissioner for Youth Development, Barrister Odum Ukam, has reaffirmed that the National Youth Council of Nigeria (NYCN) remains the only officially recognised umbrella body for youth activities in the state, dismissing claims by other groups seeking similar status.

Nigeria’s manufacturing jobs growth outpaces productivity in 2 decades

*Most employment in MSMEs sector By Yinka Kolawole The manufacturing sector in Nigeria is grappling with a troubling paradox: rising employment without commensurate productivity growth, underscoring deep structural weaknesses in the country’s industrial base. Over the past two decades, the number of Nigerians employed in manufacturing has recorded a marginal increase but this has not translated […]

why Tinubu is succeeding in turning around the economy

This article could have been titled WHY BUHARI FAILED WOEFULLY or WHY TINUBU INHERITED AN ECONOMY ON THE BRINK OF COLLAPSE and any of those titles would have been apt. One of our former Sunday Editors forwarded a statement credited to an Emir who was once very close to Buhari when they were both in service. […]

BoI secures CBN approval to operate non-interest banking 

The Bank of Industry (BoI) said it has received regulatory approval from the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) to operate a Non-Interest Banking (NIB) Window, marking a significant milestone in the bank’s growth and long-term development agenda. A statement from the bank said the approval authorises BoI to commence Non-Interest Banking operations, positioning the bank to […]

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