Social media distraction can cause road crashes — FRSC boss
The Corps Marshal of the Federal Road Safety Corps, FRSC, Shehu Mohammed, has warned that distractions from social media, emotional distress and fatigue could endanger motorists and other road users, calling for greater attention to the link between mental wellbeing and road safety.
I have what it takes to succeed Buhari as President — Lawan
By Henry Umoru ABUJA-AHEAD of the primaries of the ruling All Progressives Congress, APC to pick its Presidential candidate for the 2023 Presidential election, the President of the Senate, Senator Ahmad Lawan as part of his campaign tour across the states, yesterday stormed Niger State, saying that he has what it takes to be the […]
2023 Census: Remain in your states of residency — NPC advises
Ahead of the 2023 population and housing census, the National Population Commission (NPC) has called on Nigerians to remain at their places of residency and be counted. The Executive Chairman of NPC, Mr Nasir Isa-Kwarra, made the call at the opening ceremony of the North-Central Second-Level Management Training Workshop on Monday in Lafia. He advised […]
2023: Buhari won’t seek 3rd Term or tenure extension — APC
Amid the backlash generated by recent reports quoting a Senior Advocate of Nigeria SAN, Chief Robert Clarke as calling for a tenure extension for President Muhammadu Buhari, the ruling All Progressives Congress APC has declared that the president will serve out his term and vacate the presidential villa as stipulated by law.
2023 PRESIDENCY: 7 parties join forces with LP against APC, PDP
ADC, PRP, NNPP, SDP, APM to contest on banner LP Jega, Utomi, Dansadau, others to lead coalition of Allied Parties Utomi urges mind shift in readiness for post APC/PDP Nigeria By Clifford Ndujihe, Politics Editor AFTER 15 months of discussion and engagements, six parties, on the banner of Allied political parties, and the National Consultative Front, […]
Electricity generation drops by 7% to 3,284 MW
Electricity generation on, the weekend, dropped by 7 per cent to 3,284 megawatts, MW, from 3,526MW, according to the report of the Nigeria Electricity System Operator, obtained by Vanguard. This was grossly inadequate for transmission and distribution to electricity consumers, including households and organisations in all parts of the nation.
