STREET HAWKING: Why we defy FCTA to sell on Abuja streets
It is 1:45pm on Herbert Macaulay Way, one of the busiest roads in the Federal Capital Territory of Nigeria. Top ranging vehicles ply here as a routine because of the presence of the National Oil company on this road.
Amputated Jan, Feb salaries: UNILAG lecturers begin indefinite strike
LAGOS — MEMBERS of the Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, University of Lagos chapter, yesterday, threatened to embark on an indefinite strike over what it described as ‘amputated’ salaries received from the university management in January and February, 2026. Chairperson and Secretary of the union, Idou Kehinde and Adesina Arikawe, in a communique issued at […]
POS operator murdered in Minna despite offering money to assailants
A 30-year-old Point of Sale (POS) operator, Aliyu Musa Vatsa, was killed in his bedroom by unknown assailants in the “T Mama” area of Minna, Niger State, on Monday morning.
UNILAG lecturers to withdraw services from tomorrow over ‘amputated’ salaries
UNILAG lecturers have resolved to withdraw their services from Wednesday following allegation that their salaries were not paid in full
Mob sets suspected transformer vandal ablaze in Calabar
Vanguard gathered that the tragic incident occurred in the early hours of Tuesday at about 6:30 am at Palm Street by Target road, Calabar South Local Government Area.
Abuja traders turn to bridges as shop rents skyrocket
The trader noted that more supportive policies would help businesses grow, increase market activity and ultimately benefit the wider economy and the community.
