Nigerian Breweries suspends operations in 2 breweries

The Nigerian Breweries Plc has planned temporary suspension of operations in two of its nine breweries in company-wide reorganisation.  A statement from the company emphasized...

Kaduna fences 100 schools

The Government of Kaduna State has announced that 100 schools will be fenced in Frontline local governments to to improve the level of their...

Borno Government uncovers water saboteurs, stealing millions of litres

Borno State Government has uncovered illegal water vendor who had constructed specialised dams manipulating the distribution network to trap water pumped for public use...

Challenges before Zuru Emirate

The most worrisome challenges confronting the people of Zuru Emirate include Koko-Zuru road reconstruction project, unemployment among the youths, inadequate support for the farming...

FG plans N3,000 toll on Lagos -Calabar coastal road

Motorists plying Lagos -Calabar coastal road when completed will pay N3,000 on average per toll gate This was disclosed by the Minister of Work  Dave...

EFCC clears Betta Edu

There are reports that the suspended minister of Humanitarian Affairs and Poverty Alleviation, Betta Edu,has been given cleared the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission,...

CBN dismisses 40 additional staff

In what appears to be a series of dismissals by the Olayemi Cardoso-led Board of Governors of the Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, about...

Sack Wike now   – ANSR Tells Tinubu

President Tinubu has been urged to sack Nyelson Wike, minister of the Federal Capital Territory immediately to save the integrity of his government. This was...

Gov Radda assuages feelings of his people  – Sabi’u Mahuta

By Mohammad Lawal MaikudiGovernor Dikko Umar Radda is assuaging the feelings of his people by responding to their needs and desires, especially in the...

Court remands Emefiele, ex CBN governor

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC has been ordered to remand Godwin Emefielein it's custody till the next adjourned date, Thursday, April 11...