Runsewe Mulls Compulsory Insurance Coverage for Journalists
The Director-General of the National Council for Arts and Culture (NCAC), Chief Olusegun Runsewe, says there is a need for
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Kumuyi Advices FG, ASUU to Continue in Dialogue, Not Force To End Strike
The Founder of Deeper Christian Life Bible Church, Pastor W F Kumuyi has declared that only continued dialogue, not force
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FG Unveils Programme for 62nd Independence Anniversary
The federal government unveiled the activities lined up for Nigeria’s 62nd Independence Anniversary billed for October 1. The Minister of
Read MoreSenate confirms Olukayode Ariwoola as Chief Justice of Nigeria
The Nigerian Senate has screened and confirmed the Acting Chief Justice of Nigeria (CJN), Justice Olukayode Ariwoola as the substantive
Read MoreOkowa says Delta Govt’s investment in health will reduce medical tourism abroad
Gov. Ifeanyi Okowa of Delta said that his administration’s investment in the health sector would reduce medical tourism abroad by
Read MoreExpert Says, Well-Equipped Diagnostic Laboratories Can Improve Cancer Care
In view of the increasing prevalence of cancer in the country, the Center Manager and Clinical Pathologist at Bola Tinubu
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National Security Council Declares NATFORCE Illegal, Orders Immediate Disbandment
Says Mamu’s arrest will not hamper negotiations The National Security Council, on Thursday, declared the National Task Force on the
Read MoreMusiliu Smith Resigns as Police Service Commission Chairman
Former Inspector General of Police of Nigeria (IGP) Musiliu Smith has resigned as the Chairman Police Service Commission (PSC). PSC
Read MoreKing Charles Addresses Parliament, Queen Elizabeth’s Rites Continue
Tony Nwakaegho with Agency Report The death of Britain’s longest-serving monarch, Queen Elizabeth II, has begun an intricate period of
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Osinbajo says, FG Spent N21bn on 2023 Census Mapping
Vice President Yemi Osinbajo said the federal government has spent the sum of N21 billion on the mapping of the
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