Backward integration policy saves Nigeria N240bn yearly —Lafarge
THE backward integration policy of the Federal Government in the cement industry saves Nigeria N240 billion yearly, Lafarge Africa Plc...
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BREAKING: Benue Doctors Begin Indefinite Strike
The Doctors in Benue State, on Thursday, embarked on an indefinite strike over what they described as inability of the...
Restructuring not in APC’s manifesto, say Southwest leaders
Ibadan – All Progressives Congress(APC) leaders in the Southwest zone said in Ibadan on Thursday that restructuring was not in...
Israel to withdraw from UNESCO following U.S., Netanyahu says
Israeli Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, said on Thursday that his country would withdraw its membership from the UN cultural agency...
NNPC to Reinvigorate Exploratory Activities in Seven Inland Basins
As part of strategies to shore up the nation’s reserve base, the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), will reinvigorate exploratory...
Monkeypox: FG Yet to Confirm Spread of Disease to Seven States
The Federal Government yesterday declared that it was yet to ascertain the veracity or otherwise of the strange disease which...
Sub-Saharan Africa in modest growth recovery- World Bank
Economic growth in Sub-Saharan Africa is recovering at a modest pace, and is projected to pick up to 2.4per cent...
Germany extends border controls for another 6 months
Germany will extend border controls imposed as a result of terrorist attacks across Europe by another six months, Interior Minister...
Dokpesi opens up, says PDP govs, BoT, others behind APDA formation
An aspirant for the National Chairmanship position of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and owner of Raypower radio and AIT,...
PRESIDENT BUHARI CALLS FOR STRONGER GLOBAL TIES TO EDGE OUT TERRORISM
President Muhammadu Buhari Thursday in Abuja called on world leaders to strengthen relationships across borders, and be more forthright in...
