NNPC, MEMAN cite election induced restrictions By Udeme Akpan, Petrol queues, yesterday, emerged in Lagos and its environs as many motorists and other users make frantic
Month: February 2024
Sachet alcohol ban will trigger loss of 500,000 jobs — NUFBTE
By Rosemary Iwunze The Food Beverage and Tobacco Senior Staff Association, FBTSS, and National Union of Food Beverages and Tobacco Employee, NUFBTE, have said over 500,000
HEROIC ACT REWARDED: HOW MAINLAND FM HONOURED FAVOUR IMEH AND DANIEL AYINDE
By Dennis Olabisi On Tuesday, February 6, 2024, I had the privilege of joining the Mainland98.3FM, Lagos Team as we visited Anthony Village Senior High
Nigerians spent $98bn on foreign trips, education in 10 years – CBN
Dirisu Yakubu Nigerians’ spending on foreign education, healthcare and personal travels gulped over $98bn in 10 years, according to the Central Bank of Nigeria data.
Tinubu returns from France, orders emergency meeting on food security
By Stephen Angbulu President Bola Tinubu, on Tuesday night, returned to Nigeria after a two-week private visit to Paris, France. The presidential jet, NAF 001, touched
APC, PDP trade words over Kano, Niger protests
By Adebayo Folorunsho-Francis The ruling All Progressives Congress on Tuesday accused the leading opposition parties in the country of orchestrating the demonstrations that took place simultaneously
Students shut down Abia varsity over fees hike
The Michael Okpara University, Umudike, Abia State has suspended indefinitely its ongoing academic activities following the protest by students against the increment of school fees
AFCON 2023: Football Fans urge FG to be proactive over South African threat
Some Nigerian football fans have urged the Federal Government to take proactive measures, to protect the lives of Nigerians living in South Africa, following threats
FG arraigns Ladi Adebutu, others over money laundering
By James Ogunnaike The Federal Government on Tuesday arraigned Oladipupo Adebutu before an Ogun State High Court sitting in Abeokuta, the State capital, on seven
‘Our husbands don’t touch us at night because of heat’, Rivers women protest blackout
Married women in Port Harcourt, the Rivers State capital, staged a peaceful protest on Tuesday against the prolonged power outage in some parts of the
