Ukraine’s presence in western Libya raises concerns in Italy and Greece
By MANUEL KEITA As the war in Ukraine grinds on, its shadow is lengthening across the Mediterranean. Leaked intelligence and investigative reports reveal a growing Ukrainian military and technical presence in western Libya. While this deployment is widely seen as part of a shadow war against Russian interests, its immediate consequences are of concern to […]
Rivers community protests oil firm’s refusal to release school project contract
By Davies Iheamnachor AHOADA—The people of Ukpeiliede community in Ahoada West Local Government Area of Rivers State have protested against an oil multinational operating in their area over a disputed school project. The protesters, who blocked the access road to the company’s operational base, expressed concern that the firm has refused to release the contract […]
Lillian Amah-Aluko unveils new novel ‘The Things We Do To Each Other’
By Benjamin Njoku Award-winning Nigerian actress, producer, and creative executive Lillian Amah-Aluko has announced the official launch of her latest novel, “The Things We Do To Each Other” set for release on June 10, 2026. The book is a gripping exploration of love, marriage, betrayal, emotional wounds, and redemption. It examines the fragile complexities of […]
Community head lauds SEEPCO over empowerment initiative
By Henry Obetta Village Head of Iwofe community in Akwa-Ibom, Chief Goodfellow Julius, has expressed appreciation to Sterling Oil Exploration and Energy Production Company Limited, SEEPCO, over ongoing empowerment initiatives brought to the community inorder to empower small and medium scale female entrepreneurs. The initiative named “Financial Literacy Programme” which started on May 22 and […]
Nigerian education market takes centre stage at UCB Showcase in Lagos
Education stakeholders recently gathered in Lagos for the UCB Showcase Nigeria, a conference hosted by University College Birmingham to examine emerging student recruitment trends and opportunities within the Nigerian education landscape. The event which brought together representatives from University College Birmingham and its Nigerian partners, was attended by Luke Huo, Director of International Strategy and […]
PIND, Plan International Nigeria to strengthen gender equality, inclusive devt in N’Delta
By Tunde Oso The Foundation for Partnership Initiatives in the Niger Delta (PIND) and Plan International Nigeria have signed a strategic Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to advance Gender Equality and Social Inclusion (GESI), safeguarding systems, youth empowerment, and community resilience in the Niger Delta. The partnership, formalised during a signing ceremony at the PIND Foundation […]
