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He also approved ₦1.9 billion for the establishment of four computer-based test centres in the Orlu zone to enhance access to UTME candidates. The post Uzodimma Approves ₦25bn For Judges’ Quarters appeared first on Channels Television.
A Paramount spokesperson told Variety that the company is "grateful for the Court’s swift order" and underlined that it "preserves the status quo while the Court considers the antitrust issues presented." The post US Judge Suspends Paramount’s Acquisition Of Warner Bros. ...
US forces launched a new round of strikes against Iran on Monday, US Central Command said. The post US military says new round of strikes launched on Iran appeared first on Vanguard News.
.Names new CEOs for NPC, NBET, NAEC, NCAM, FRC, NCMLANFE Deji Elumoye in Abija President Bola Tinubu on Monday announced 26 new appointments into 10 Federal Government agencies and commissions,
Kwankwaso believes that President Tinubu will continue to face challenges due to his Muslim-Muslim ticket ahead of the 2027 elections. He suggests that there is still time for Tinubu to present a more balanced ticket before the substitution deadline.
* Thousands gather as church leaders converge for International Founders Conference 2026 Amid pomp and ceremony, the city of Warri, Delta State, came alive as the Warri airport was a
President Tinubu has appointed Ayodele Fayose as the Chairman of the Rural Electrification Agency and 25 others to various federal positions. These appointments are effective immediately, signaling a significant shift in federal leadership.
The Federal Government says Nigeria’s debt profile has been exaggerated, insisting borrowings under President Bola Tinubu over the past three years are far below the N80 trillion widely circulated by commentators. The post Nigeria’s debt figures exaggerated, says FG appeared ...
According to the committee, the invited officials are to appear on July 21 and explain the circumstances surrounding the controversial council. The post Reps panel invites Akume, Oyedele, Fagbemi, others over PFIPC appeared first on Vanguard News.
Wholesale petrol prices at Nigeria's depots have risen to N1,250 per litre for the second consecutive week. This increase is attributed to the ongoing shutdown of the Dangote refinery.
Deji Elumoye and Alex Enumah in Abuja Chief of Staff to the President, Hon Femi Gbajabiamila, has responded to invitation extended to him by the Independent Corrupt Practises Commission (ICPC)
The Central Bank of Nigeria revealed it opened two accounts for the Presidential Foreign Investment Promotion Council based on a directive from the Accountant General. This comes amid an investigation into a 'fake' agency.
Two Ansaru commanders have been sentenced to life imprisonment for terrorism offenses by the Federal High Court in Abuja. This ruling underscores the ongoing efforts to combat terrorism in Nigeria.
A Nigerian family is appealing for N45.1 million to fund a life-saving kidney transplant for 55-year-old Mrs. Opeoluwa Dorcas. Learn how you can help.
President Bola Tinubu has appointed former Ekiti State Governor, Ayo Fayose, as Chairman of the Rural Electrification Agency (REA), alongside 25 other key
143 firms are set to compete for 50 oil blocks in Nigeria’s 2025 licensing round. Discover how the NUPRC will evaluate bids for these crucial oil blocks.
Eight bodies have been recovered and nine people are still missing after a boat accident in Jigawa State. Search and rescue operations continue for the Jig
Tolulope Olorundero has been recognized for five consecutive years on the GLG PR Power List for her contributions to pan-African communications. Her work at Mosron Communications continues to influence the industry positively.
A total of 143 companies are competing for 50 oil blocks in Nigeria's upcoming 2025 licensing round. The bidding process is now in an advanced stage, indicating strong interest in the country's oil sector.
NASS is taking steps to enhance Nigeria's cybersecurity and digital capabilities. Lawmakers emphasize the need to prevent cyberspace from becoming a refuge for criminal activities.
NAFDAC has intercepted two tankers in Lagos that were transporting diesel instead of the intended edible vegetable oil. This action underscores the agency's commitment to enforcing food safety regulations.
For too long, performing arts in Nigeria have been viewed through a narrow lens. Dance, theatre and cultural performances are read more The stage never leaves you: Why Nigeria must stop undervaluing the performing arts
The Houthis in Yemen have declared a maritime blockade against Saudi Arabia, escalating tensions in the region. This announcement comes after recent exchanges of fire, jeopardizing a truce that had been in place since 2022.
Nigerian marketing communications professional and Divisional Director of Marketing at Marketing Edge Publications, Anietie Udoh, has been appointed as a jury member for the 2026 International Content Marketing Awards (ICMA), further strengthening his growing reputation as one of...
NAFDAC has banned Onifam Laboratories for violating regulatory standards. The agency found that the company circumvented controls in the importation and marketing of regulated products.
Two farmers were killed in Plateau State during separate ambushes by armed assailants, raising concerns among local residents. The attacks have intensified fears regarding security in the area.
Finance Minister Oyedele states that the increase in Nigeria's public debt is primarily due to naira depreciation and recognition of inherited liabilities, rather than new borrowing. This clarification sheds light on the factors influencing the country's financial situation.
President Bola Tinubu has appointed Ayo Fayose as the chairman of the Rural Electrification Agency board. This move is expected to enhance rural electrification efforts in Nigeria.
President Tinubu also appointed Abuh Mohammed as Director-General of the National Population Commission. The post Tinubu appoints Fayose, 25 others into top positions appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
NICASA President Frank Onyekwelu reports that South Africans are feeling the economic effects of violence against foreign-owned businesses, especially those run by Nigerians. The ongoing attacks have led to significant closures and disruptions in communities.