A public affairs commentator, Prof. Isaac Albert, on Saturday, advised the country’s leading opposition parties to stop any further challenge to the outcome of the Feb. 25 presidential election.
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A former Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC), South Africa, Mr Bola Babarinde has advised INEC to use lessons learned from the Wednesday’s tribunal judgment to improve on the conduct of future elections in the country.
The 2023 National Polo Tournament has galloped off in Argungu, the headquarters of the Local Government Area in Kebbi.
Some financial experts have charged operators in the insurance and pension industries to adopt more creative and innovative ways in their business approaches.
A 6.8 magnitude earthquake, on Friday night, hit Morocco killing 632 people in the High Atlas region, adjacent to the historic city of Marrakech.
The National and State Assembly Election Petitions Tribunal in Benin has dismissed two petitions filed against the declaration of Dennis Idahosa as winner of the Feb. 25 Ovia Federal Constituency election for lack of merit and being incompetent.
Cross River state governor,Bassey Otu says his administration has begun plans to contruct rail line that will link Obudu from Calabar.
The failure by the Nigerian government to send their overhead vote for the second quarter of the year, 109 Nigerian Diplomatic Missions across the globe are currently facing financial challenges.
QNET, an e-commerce lifestyle and wellness company, on Saturday reaffirmed its commitment to advancing financial literacy in emerging economies. The Regional Manager, QNET Sub-Saharan Africa, Mr Biram Fall, said this in a statement to celebrate the 2023 International Literacy Day. Fall said that QNET would be showing its financial literacy support through its initiative – ‘Fingreen’. He said that as the world undergoes profound transitions, the importance of financial literacy cannot be overstated. According to him, in a world in transition, understanding and managing finances are essential for individuals and communities to thrive. He explained that financial literacy forms the…
The Vice President, Kashim Shettima, said on Friday that President Bola Tinubu has approved the construction of 1,000 houses in Sokoto, Kebbi, Katsina, Zamfara, Kaduna, Niger and Benue States. Mr. Olusola Abiola, Director of Information, Office of the Vice President, in a statement, said Shettima stated this at the commissioning of projects executed by the Borno State Government in the last 100 days. The Vice President explained that the housing projects were part of a broad plan by the Federal Government to address conflicts in the north. Shettima also revealed that Tinubu approved N50 billion to the National Emergency Management…