By Chioma Iruke Former Nigerian Commissioner for the National Commission for Refugees, Migrants and Internally Displaced Persons, Basheer Mohammed was on Thursday appointed by Nigeria’s President Muhammadu Buhari as the new Director-General of the...
Nollywood actress, Ify Onwuemene, has reportedly died of cancer. This was disclosed by one of her colleagues, Gloria Anozie- Young who posted the news on her Facebook page. Anozie-Young stated that Onwuemene had been battling with...
The abducted 400-level student of Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta (FUNAAB), Olayinka Toyinbo, has regained freedom. Olayinka was said to have been kidnapped alongside two others at a farm in Abule Itoko, Odeda, Abeokuta, the Ogun...
The Presidential Steering Committee on Covid-19 (PSC) has published up to 90 names of international passengers arriving Nigeria, who violated the Travel Advisory for Passengers in contravention of the Covid-19 Health Regulations Protection, 2021. The...
Senate Spokesman and Senator representing Osun Central Senatorial District, Dr. Ajibola Basiru, has knocked the Attorney General of the Federation, Abubakar Malami over his statement equating open grazing with southerners selling auto spare parts in the...
A leaked memo conveying the approval of N30m for the construction of a ‘Friday’ mosque with taxpayers’ funds by the Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development has sparked controversy. The memo, dated December 10,...
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