The NPA has given Intels Nigeria a two-week ultimatum to remit an outstanding $48 million that ought to have been paid into the maritime agency’s treasury single account in 2017. Speaking during an interview with CNBC Africa, Hadiza Bala Usman, the agency’s managing director, said Intels’ notice of termination will stand if the company failed […]

A Nigerian woman, who uses her non-governmental organisation to take care of rape victims and open the eyes of others to the evil, has been recgonised and honoured by the Queen of England, Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II.

Dame Judith Obiajulu Amaechi having successfully made a remarkable progress  in her early education, was inspired by this effort to aspire for higher education. She obtained a degree of bachelor of technology in Urban and Regional Planning from the nation’s Premier Science and Technology Institute, The Rivers State University of Science and Technology (RSUST).

Dozens of other girls were hospitalized while over a thousand complained to doctors within and outside the school, of major gastrointestinal disturbances, in the weeks that followed

SLAY Festival, an outdoor celebration of innovation, culture and technology is back for its second edition, bringing together women across Africa for an educational yet entertaining experience.