Police, Illegal taskforce impound exited Customs’ consignments
By Godfrey Bivbere A CARTEL comprising an illegal group known as Importers Association of Nigeria, IAN and men of Area B of the ...
Helen Paul studying to become a professor in U.S.
Thespian, TV show host, and comedienne, Helen Paul, is currently taking a postdoctoral study in an undisclosed university in America. Paul, The Nation ...
Godwin Obaseki: Edo no be Lagos
By Rotimi Fasan Now the much-anticipated governorship election in Edo State has come and gone, won by God-win (yes God has won!) Obaseki, ...
Creatives are spiritual people, says Adekunle Gold
By Sampson Unamka Talented singer and songwriter, Adekunle Gold has frowned against music critics in the industry who discredit the craft of creatives. ...
Kenya: Regional Leaders Sign Peace Deal to End Clashes
The peace initiative in the Western region received a shot in the arm after five counties signed a peace accord to end incessant ...
Africa: Museums Must Come Clean On How They Acquired African Collections
In June 2020, the British Prime Minister Boris Johnson wrote: "We cannot now try to edit or censor our past. We cannot pretend ...
Campaign for Igbo president begins
An advocacy group, Nigeria Presidential Project 2023 (NPP 2023) has made case for an Igbo president in 2023. NPP 2023 Lagos Chapter Chancellor ...
Ghana: Nurses, Midwives Down Tools
Members of the Ghana Registered Nurses and Midwives Association (GRNMA) and Physicians Assistants and Certified Registered Anesthetics yesterday embarked on a nationwide strike ...
Zimbabwe: Former Minister Machaya Jailed for Abuse of Office
FORMER Midlands Minister Jason Machaya was Tuesday sentenced by a Gweru magistrate to four years in prison on criminal abuse of office charges. ...
Nigeria: What Country’s Poor Power Supply Really Costs
Nigeria faces the triple challenge of providing reliable power supply, reducing greenhouse gas emissions, and keeping energy affordable to consumers. The availability of ...