Newscenter Media News The Osun State government yesterday announced the postponement of the presentation of the Staff of Office to the newly appointed Aree of Iree, Oba Muritala Oyelakin. The post Osun postpones …
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Nurturing Nigeria’s Future: Mobilising Diaspora resources for impact investments
Nigeria is taking bold strides towards comprehensive development, as showcased in the recent convening hosted by the Nigerian Professionals Network (NPN) in collaboration with the Institute of Africa Studies at …
Read More »The Economist projects positive economic outlook for Nigeria
The Economist has released its annual publication, “The World Ahead 2024,” projecting a positive economic outlook for West Africa, particularly Nigeria. The event, held on Thursday, April 25th and organised …
Read More »Daniel Anjorin: Arsenal pays tribute to British-Nigerian killed in London attack
Arsenal Football Club has paid tribute to a 14-year-old British-Nigerian Daniel Anjorin, a devoted fan who was killed in a sword attack on his way to school on Tuesday. Anjorin, …
Read More »Agro-industrial project will create 200,000 jobs in Anambra – AFDB
Dr Chuma Ezedinma, Agricultural Economist at African Development Bank (AFDB), says the Special Agro-Industrial Processing Zone programme (SAPZ), will create jobs for no fewer than 200,000 residents in Anambra. The …
Read More »Terrorists kill 24 persons, injure many in Katsina LGA
Daredevil terrorists have killed at least 24 persons and injured several others at Unguwan Sarkin Noma community, in Sabuwa Local Government Area of Katsina State. The incident which occured on …
Read More »UTME mass failure: PSDN urges students to imbibe reading culture
As public outrage continue to trail the mass failure in the 2024 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME), the President’s Schools Debate Nigeria has said its activities would promote a reading …
Read More »Banditry: Gov. Idris vows to sign death warrant against informants
Gov. Nasir Idris of Kebbi, says he will sign death warrant on any informant who is caught volunteering information to bandits in the state. The post Banditry: Gov. Idris vows …
Read More »Court dismisses policy to sack pregnant unmarried policewomen
The Court of Appeal has declared two policies of the Nigerian Police Force that proposes the sacking of unmarried policewomen who became pregnant. Regulations 126 and 127 of the Nigerian …
Read More »India not xenophobic, FM says after Biden remark
India is not xenophobic, the country’s foreign minister has insisted, after comments by US President Joe Biden suggesting the South Asian nation and fellow ally Japan were struggling economically because …
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