… Demands Urgent Intervention Speak Out for Justice Advocacy Ltd./GTE. (SOJA) has raised the alarm over the accumulation of refuse at major public locations in Dutse and Zuba, Abuja, warning that the worsening sanitation situation could pose growing environmental and public-health
….FG Sets Industrialisation Drive on Zero-Tariff Policy The Federal Government has declared China’s decision to extend zero-tariff treatment to 100 per cent of tariff lines for African countries a potential turning point in Nigeria’s industrialisation drive, saying the policy could unlock jobs, investment and a new era of value-added exports. Minister of Foreign
By Yechale Degu Placed within its historical context, Sudan is currently engulfed in an intra-governmental war of unprecedented scale, characterised by widespread destruction, mass displacement, and staggering loss of life surpassing even the conflicts associated with South Sudan’s independence struggle and the war in Darfur decades ago. On the ground, hostilities continue
Former President Olusegun Obasanjo on Saturday led about 100 members of the elderly under the Olusegun Obasanjo Presidential Library OOPL Senior Citizens club in Abeokuta, Ogun State on about 2.5km walk as part of the keep fit programme of the club. In a release by his Special Assistant on Media, Kehinde Akinyemi, copy which was […]
The Federal Government has declared that Nigeria’s growing engagement with its diaspora and strategic international partners will be central to its efforts to strengthen national security, expand economic opportunities and drive sustainable development. Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, Ambassador Sola Enikanolaiye, stated this at the Dinner Night of the Nigerian
“Why Hardship Cannot Be Made To Testify Against The Reforms That Seek To Dismantle The Conditions That Produced It“ By Tanimu Yakubu The seduction of the wrong conclusion An increasingly familiar claim in Nigeria is that widespread poverty, nearly three years into the reform programme, is itself proof that the reforms have failed. Poverty remains […]








