Buhari signs bill stopping NYSC from posting engineering graduates to schools
President Muhammadu Buhari Friday in Abuja assented to Engineers (Registration etc) Amendment Bill, 2019, which among others, bars the National Youth Service Corps, NYSC, from henceforth, posting graduates of engineering to secondary schools to teach.
Buhari inaugurates implementation committee for State Judiciary, Legislature autonomy
President Muhammadu Buhari has inaugurated the Presidential Implementation Committee on Autonomy of the State Legislature and State Judiciary.
M.A Abubakar’s Finance Commissioner resigns hours to Bauchi re-run election
The Bauchi State Commissioner for Finance and Economic Development, Garbi Saki, has resigned his appointment.
Still on the inconclusive elections, by Aminu Ali
My piece on the inconclusive election - which was published by the Daily Nigerian newspaper and widely shared on social media platforms - has elicited comments and questions from readers.
How MSMEs drive economic growth in Nigeria
The Small and Medium Scale Enterprise Development Agency of Nigeria (SMEDAN) says that MSMEs currently represent 96% of the businesses in Nigeria and contributes 75% of the national employment.
American singer, Tamar Braxton hints on collaboration with Davido
American singer Tamar Braxton has expressed interest in working with Afropop star, Davido on his upcoming album. Tamar is a Grammy-Nominated RnB artist, talk show...
Gareth Southgate credits Raheem Sterling for changing narrative around him
England manager Gareth Southgate has praised Raheem Sterling for speaking out at changing the narrative around him in the media. Sterling accused newspapers of "fuelling...
Auto crash leaves 60 people dead in Ghana
No fewer than 60 people died in a head-on collision between two passenger buses on a highway in Ghana on Friday, emergency workers said on Friday.
Kidney Disease: why you should not take ‘agbo’
According to the World health organisation, WHO, traditional medicine is generally available, affordable, and commonly used in large parts of Africa, Asia, and Latin America.
