By Aderogba George In a transformative gesture, the Yahaya Seriki Foundation, a Non-Governmental Organisation (NGO), has donated over N250 million to more than 1,800 vulnerable
Month: November 2023
Kaizer Chiefs’ Quest for a New Coach: Pitso Mosimane in the Spotlight
As Kaizer Chiefs find themselves in need of a new coach following Molefi Ntseki’s departure, the spotlight turns to the experienced Pitso Mosimane, who is
Tinubu seeks German investment in critical sectors
By Ismail Abdulaziz President Bola Tinubu has called for German investment in critical sectors of Nigerian economy such as power and rail transportation. A statement
Nigerian Navy rescues Cameroonian fishing vessel
By Sumaila Ogbaje VThe Nigerian Navy (NN) says it has rescued a Cameroonian registered fishing vessel, MFV AFKI, which drifted off its course since Oct.
Food security: FG, John Deere sign MoU on agric mechanisation
By Doris Esa The Federal Government on Monday in Abuja, signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with John Deere, Asia (Singapore) Ltd. on agricultural mechanisation
Gulf of Guinea: UN agency worries over 50% surge in piracy 2023
By Oladapo UdomThe UNDP has expressed worry over the 50 per cent surge in the piracy and maritime crimes in the Gulf of Guinea (GoG)
Human capital development: solution to Nigeria’s economic crises – UK firm
By Abigael Joshua Dr Alim Abubakre, founder of United Kingdom based leadership development organisation, TEXEM UK, says as Nigeria presently faces uncertain times due to
NSE to partner UNIDO, others on Ajaokuta
By Perpetua Onuegbu The Nigerian Society of Engineers (NSE) says it will partner with United Nations Development Organisation (UNIDO) and major manufacturers to address the
Lottery Regulation feud: Supreme Court to hear suit 15 years after
By Ebere Agozie The Supreme Court has fixed March 13, 2024, to hear a suit filed in 2008, by the Attorney General of Lagos State
Pope Francis calls for applause for 20 martyrs of Spanish Civil War beatified in Seville
According to the Archdiocese of Seville, they were murdered “after being arrested and without prior trial in the climate of persecution of anyone who professed