Tinubu approves selling Crude Oil To Dangote and other local refineries in Naira
The Federal Executive Council (FEC) has approved the sale of Crude oil to Dangote Refinery and other local Refineries in […]
“I am announcing a 50% reduction in my salary and all other emoluments” – President Ahmed Tinubu
PRESIDENT TINUBU SPEAKS My fellow Nigerians, I stand before you today with a heavy heart, but also with hope and
Music : I Never See By Kennedy C
Kennedy C. is a true musical talent, with a deep passion for God and his faith. As a dedicated music
World War III could happen if Kamala Harris wins presidential election – Trump tells Israeli PM Netanyahu during visit
Former US president Donald Trump claimed Friday, July 26 that conflicts in the Middle East could escalate into a third
Niger State receives another set of 50 CNG buses
Niger State Government has received another set of 50 CNG buses, bringing the total to 250. As reported earlier, 100
2012 protest didn’t turn violent because of the body language of the sitting president then and things were not as bad as it is now – Former DSS Director
Mike Ejiofor, a former Director of the Department of State Services (DSS), has attributed the peaceful nature of the 2012
Protest: Submit your names and addresses to police – IG tells organisers of hardship protest
Submit your names and addresses to police – IG tells organisers of hardship protest
Words In Pen: The Nigeria we ever wanted: A call for urgent change – Shedy Elisha #opinion
The Nigeria we ever wanted : A call for change As Nigeria grapples with unprecedented economic hardship, insecurity, and mismanagement,
Gabon’s President invites Dangote to explore investment opportunities in their country’s Cement and Fertiliser sectors
Gabon’s President has invited Africa’s richest man, Aliko Dangote to explore investment opportunities in their country’s Cement and Fertiliser sectors.
Nigerians must not be denied the constitutionally and internationally guaranteed right to protest– Amnesty International warns FG over planned protests
Amnesty International, has warned President Bola Tinubu’s administration against threatening Nigerians planning to protest against the current hardship and hunger