News Political parties to sign peace pact before Ghana December 7 elections By PAUL EJIME November 21, 2024 Ghana’s National Peace Council (NPC) has assured ECOWAS that political parties and other key stakeholders participating
News FG commends Ghana for rebuilding, handing over mission’s property to Nigeria November 21, 2024 The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has extolled the Ghanaian government for rebuilding and handing over property that belong to
Health African CSOs hail House of Representatives’ move to ban GMOs November 21, 2024 An alliance of African Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) has commended the House of Representatives for
News Governors in close door meeting over constitution amendment, stamp duty November 21, 2024 The Nigeria Governors’ Forum (NGF) yesterday held a closed-door meeting in Abuja to discuss the ongoing
News U.S. vetoes Gaza ceasefire resolution at Security Council November 21, 2024 The United States on Wednesday vetoed a UN Security Council draft resolution that demanded an immediate
News Nigeria to appeal $25m judgment in favour of Chinese firm November 21, 2024 The Federal government has said it will appeal a recent ruling by a British Virgin Islands
Education FG commits to reversing trend as  UNICEF, on World Children’s Day, reveals 18m Nigerian children out of school November 21, 2024 FG commits to reversing trend as  UNICEF, on World Children’s Day, reveals 18m Nigerian children out of school
News Adebayo slams Tinubu, says incompetence cause of president’s government’s non-performance November 21, 2024 The candidate of the Social Democratic Party (SDP) in the 2023 presidential election, Prince Adewole
News North bombs Tinubu again: ACF says president’s economic policies mean, lack human face November 21, 2024 The Arewa Consultative Forum (ACF) yesterday rose from a meeting in Kaduna, the Kaduna State
They say Nigeria needs State Police, but senate passed the bill without public hearing – Chidi Odinkalu Chidi Odinkalu, a renowned human rights activist and former chairman
The Libyan Cleric’s son and the sieve we call borders By Bamidele Johnson In the SS3 class I taught during