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Chairman of the United Nigeria Airlines (UNAir), Prof. Obiora Okonkwo yesterday – Monday, December 23 -commenced distribution of Christmas rice and other food items to 10,000 women across Anambra. The gesture is being handled by Okonkwo’s pet project, the Pro-Value Humanity Foundation

The All Progressives Congress (APC) has accused the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) of politicising the recent stampedes in Abuja, Anambra, and Ibadan, where many lives were tragically lost. In a statement issued yesterday – Monday, December 23 – in Abuja, the

President Bola Tinubu has said that the fatal stampedes recently experienced during distribution of palliatives across the country were as a result of poor organisation. Speaking last night – Monday, December 23 night – at  his first media chat, Tinubu also attributed

Brimming with seeming overconfidence, President Bola has declared that his administration’s minimum wage increase from N30,000 to N70,000 in a N1,800 to US$1 economy is “a major anti-corruption initiative” of his government. Tinubu spoke  last night – Monday, December 23 -at the

The Enugu State government and rice farmers in the State have expressed worry over the destruction of farmlands and canal by herders at the Ada Rice Farm in Uzo-Uwani Local Government Area. Expressing the state government’s sadness at the development yesterday – Monday,

Defends cabinet size President Bola Tinubu has reiterated his administration’s commitment to implementing comprehensive tax reforms, despite ongoing criticism, saying the reforms are vital for Nigeria’s economic transformation. He reiterated this during his inaugural media, stressing that the reforms aim to modernize

By Deji Yesufu Obafemi Awolowo explains in his writing that British rule was not entirely negative. Before the coming of the white man, for instance, most of Yoruba land was at war with each other. When the British eventually integrated the

The Federal Government, Nigerian Mission in Niamey and the International Organization for Migration (IOM) have received 403 Nigerian migrants who had been stranded in the Niger Republic. The government explained that the humanitarian initiative was the second batch of voluntary returnees