Ahmed Ododo, sworn in early on Saturday as the 5th elected governor of Kogi state, has nominated members of his cabinet and other top aides on his first day in office.
Author: Fadlillah Abdallah
The Supreme Court has dismissed an appeal filed against the judgments of the Federal High Court Abuja, and the Appeal Court, by a former member of the House of Representatives, Farouk Lawan. Recall that the lower and appellate courts had sentenced Lawan to seven years imprisonment for receiving a $500,000 bribe while serving as the chairman of the House’s ad-hoc committee investigating the fuel subsidy fraud in 2012. Justice Angela Otaluka of the Federal court, held that Lawan demanded $3 million and received $500,000 from Femi Otedola in 2012 to remove Otedola’s oil company, Zenon Oil and Gas, from the…
ASHENEWS reports that the Kaduna State Ministry of Health has embarked on integrated mobile community outreaches in hard-to-reach communities and urban slums across the state.
ASHENEWS reports that experts in Sokoto have expressed worry over the potential intensity of harmattan haze and its far-reaching effects on the environment and public health.
In the fast-evolving world of technology, Mansur Bello Tanadi Mabera, a visionary in the area of technology, has yet emerged with a groundbreaking technology that promise to reshape the tech world.
The Chief of Army Staff, Lieutenant General Taoreed Lagbaja, visited Kaduna State two days after a deadly military air strike that claimed the lives of 85 people, injuring scores.
A Civil Society Organisation (CSO), Coalition for Peace in Nigeria (COPIN) has said there was no subsidy grant released for personnel of the Department of State Service (DSS).
Over the years, climate change is rapidly worsening as deforestation encroaches on previously untouched areas
Sleep deprivation is a pervasive issue that affects millions of people worldwide. In our fast-paced society, many individuals prioritize work, responsibilities, and entertainment over obtaining adequate and restorative sleep
Niger East senatorial district has been grappling with a persistent issue of low farm yields for quite a number of years, leaving the indigenous communities facing food shortages, a low supply of farm produce, and dire consequences for the welfare of affected populations. Farmers, who form the backbone of agricultural activities in the area, have been witnessing a decline in their farm yields. According to their testimonies, multiple factors contribute to this shortfall, including insecurity, inadequate access to modern plant growth enhancers, a lack of financial assistance, and the prevalence of pests and diseases affecting crops. “The concurrent attacks by…