Kwara approves new minimum wage
Kwara State Governor, Abdulrazak Abdulrahaman, has approved a new minimum wage for Kwara workers and lifted the embargo on annual salary increment, promotions, ...
Igbo group discontinues N500 billion case against CAC
Commission backpedals, recertifies organisation Ohaneze Ndigbo General Assembly (Worldwide) has withdrawn its N500 billion suit against the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC). The group ...
Obaseki assures youths of positions in new cabinet
Godwin ObasekiThe Edo State Government, yesterday, assured that it will create positions for youths in the soon to be constituted new cabinet as ...
Delta State government, WHO investigate death of 15 persons
Okowa orders observance of COVID-19 protocols as schools reopen Delta State government and the World Health Organisation (WHO) have commenced an investigation of ...
Senator, monarch commend Ugwuanyi for development of Uzo-Uwani council
Representative of Enugu North Senatorial District, Chukwuka Utazi, and traditional ruler of Nkpologu Community, Igwe Simeon J. Idu, have commended Governor Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi ...
Onitsha River Port: Sustaining three decades of political deceit
By Okey Ibeke Not a few Nigerians were amazed recently when news broke out that Onitsha River Port has been commissioned, and has ...
NGE commends Wike for development of rural areas in Rivers
The Nigeria Guild of Editors (NGE) has lauded Rivers State Governor, Nyesom Wike, for developing projects in rural areas, noting that tackling poverty ...
EndSars: Victims in Ondo get support from Churchill Foundation
Churchill Foundation, founded by renowned Philanthropist and Enterpreneur, Dr. Churchill Oladunni Olakunle, has commenced the payment of hospital bills for victims of EndSARS ...
Ikeja Electric launches mass metering programme at Okota
Ikeja Electric Distribution Company (IKEDC), at the weekend, commenced the rollout of the National Mass Metering Programme (NMMP) in Victory Estate, Ago Palace ...
With the Election Looming, the Nation’s Divisions Play Out in the Streets
Disruptions in New Jersey, Texas, Georgia, North Carolina and elsewhere reflect a bitter, uncertain election.
