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Author: Tina George
Nigerlites suffer from worsening water scarcity as they now depend on Mai Ruwas and Almajiris for their water need
The International Day of Women and Girls in Science, the Association of Professional Women Engineers of Nigeria (APWEN) has highlighted the importance of gender equality and empowerment in the fields of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM).
Unearth the untapped potential and unimaginable riches at Mutun Daya, a bustling mining site in Niger state’s Shiroro local government area. Delve into the industrious spirit permeating the air as miners extract treasures hidden within the earth’s depths. Witness the risks, rewards, and dreams of a community determined to carve out their fortunes from the golden depths.
Legislator exposes lack of bedspace, incomplete projects at Minna General Hospital
An international animal protection group is calling for an immediate investigation and arrest of Enenie Nwa Ite, a man involved in cruel animal torture and killings. The group has written a letter to the Enugu state Police Commissioner and Inspector-General of the Nigeria Police Force, urging action against Enenie and the removal of any animals from his possession. The graphic videos posted on Facebook showcase horrific acts of animal cruelty, violating Nigerian criminal code. PETA emphasizes the need to intervene and stop this violent abuser to protect vulnerable animals and the community.
Top officers of some intelligence services in the country have uncovered attempts by some “unscrupulous elements” to pitch Senators of Northern extraction in the 10th National Assembly (NASS), against the masses.
The National Agency for Drugs Administration and Control (NAFDAC) has sealed a bakery over repackaging of other products and operating in a poor sanitary environment in Sokoto.
“It is an arbitrary order capable of undermining the operational independence of the NNPCL. By this order, Mr. President has wrested control of the finances of the NNPCL and donated the same to the Federal Ministry of Finance and the Central Bank of Nigeria. This is an unprecedented act, without any legal or ethical basis. It is also a violation of the principle of due process in public administration”
According to him, even if the ₦aira recovers for three months, it could “still crash because the fundamental problem has not been fixed, which is improving production, to deepen the balance of trade and payment for Nigeria.”