World number one Novak Djokovic says he is heading to the Australian Open to defend his title after being granted a medical exemption to
Year: 2022
Imo Govt claims suspects implicated ex-Governor as sponsor of banditry
The Imo State Government says some suspects have allegedly implicated former Governor Rochas Okorocha and Uche Nwosu as sponsors of bandits and kidnappers. Nwosu was
Indian origin foreign nationals get relief on entry till year-end
Indian origin foreign nationals get relief on entry till year-end From Krishnan Nayar NEW DELHI, 4th January 2022 (WAM) – Persons of Indian origin (PIOs),
Emirates Palace named Official Luxury Hotel Partner of Manchester City
Emirates Palace named Official Luxury Hotel Partner of Manchester City ABU DHABI, 4th January, 2022 – Abu Dhabi’s Emirates Palace announced today a new agreement
SEHA relocates COVID-19 Prime Assessment Centre to Al Ain Convention Centre
SEHA relocates COVID-19 Prime Assessment Centre to Al Ain Convention Centre ABU DHABI, 4th January, 2022 – Abu Dhabi Health Services Company (SEHA), the UAE’s
INEC issues notice of election for Ekiti 2022
The Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, has released its notice of election for the June 18, 2022 Governorship election in Ekiti State. The
Nigerian Pension Fund index posts double digit gains for 2021
Nigerian Pension Fund Index closed the year ended 2021 with a double-digit gain of 16. 96%, beating the stock market All Share Index which posted
Mubadala claims ‘2021 Fund of the Year’ award
Mubadala claims ‘2021 Fund of the Year’ award ABU DHABI, 4th January, 2022 – Mubadala Investment Company, the Abu Dhabi-based sovereign investor managing a global
NIMASA begins full digital vessels management at ports
The Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) has said that it has commenced fully digital manifest management regime for all vessels calling at all
Central bank, others to invest N1.54trn in FGs National Development Plan
The Central Bank of Nigeria and others particularly the financial services regulators, would invest N1. 54 trillion over five years to increase liquidity in the