25 years after murder of late Gen. Murtala’s son, family calls...
The family of the late former Head of State, Murtala Muhammed, on Monday called on the National Assembly to enact a Victims’ Rights Law.
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Lagos, Kano, Abia selected as pilot states for Nigerian govt’s Tradermoni...
Lagos, Kano and Abia states have been selected as pilot states for the Federal Government’s TraderMoni scheme.
2019: Atiku group takes presidential campaign to Spain
The Atiku Leadership Development Initiative, a group championing the 2019 presidential ambition of former Vice President Atiku Abubakar, has appointed Emmanuel Ani as its...
Pseudo scholarcracy and the power of Shiaphobia, by Aliyu Dahiru Aliyu
"All things are subject to interpretation whichever interpretation prevails at a given time is a function of power and not truth." -Friedrich Nietzsche
Let's think...
Nigerian oil steady despite emerging market woes, dim demand outlook
Oil prices were steady on Monday as trade tensions and troubled emerging markets dented the outlook for fuel demand, although U.S. sanctions against Iran pointed towards tighter...
Asalaye academy: Making pan-Africanists out of traditionalists
Asalaye Academy by Dunia Fore FoundationPhoto/growhousenycGovernment's failure to recognise the powers and function of traditional leaders is causing African languages and heritage to face...
Falconets hold China, hit quarter final
The Falconets celebrate their qualification for the quarterfinals after their 1-1 draw with China at the on-going FIFA U-20 Women's World at the Clos...
UN council urges peaceful transfer of power in DR Congo
(FILES) In this file photo taken on January 26, 2018 President of the Democratic Republic of Congo, Joseph Kabila, holds a press conference for...
Healthcare personnel shortage: Task Shifting, Task Sharing policy to the rescue
For a long time now in Nigeria, maternal mortality, morbidity, childbirth complications and other negative healthcare indices have continued to soar higher as the country is being subjected to a natural haemorrhage of health professionals who tend to seek greener pastures abroad
