Community health care delivery: Dangote Cement donates equipment
Photo caption: The Dangote Cement team handing over the medical items to Chief Tajudeen Adewuyi, the Somofe of Ibeseland, who received them on behalf of
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2023 NME, NIRAM expo to focus on growing manufacturing business
By Charles Okonji The 7th edition of the Nigeria Manufacturing and Equipment Expo (NME Expo) and the Nigeria Raw Materials Exposition (NIRAM Expo) will lay
PMA calls for urgent enactment of paint policy
By Charles Okonji The Paint manufacturers Association of (PMA) has expressed the need for urgent enactment of paint policy by the federal government of Nigeria.
TCN refutes publication on national blackout by a newspaper
The Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN) described as unfair and malicious a publication by one of the national dailies that there will be a national
Tinubu leaves Saudi Arabia for Guinea Bissau’s Independence Day
President Bola Tinubu will join other Heads of State and Government in Bissau, Guinea-Bissau today to celebrate the country’s 50th Independence Anniversary and Armed Forces
N190bn unclaimed dividends: SEC to reduce trend with new portal
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has unveiled plans to create a new e-dividend portal that would help simplify the process of mandating accounts in
Why we denied 177 Nigerians entry – Saudi Arabia
The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has explained that the visas of 177 Nigerians were revoked at the point of entry in Jeddah, on Monday because
You have entrenched democracy in Nigeria, Tinubu tells Editors
President Bola Tinubu, yesterday, extolled the virtues of the media as the major driving force in the entrenchment of democracy by exorcising the ghost of
Abdulsalami to FG: N30,000 minimum wage no longer acceptable
Former head of state and chairman, National Peace Committee, Gen Abdulsalami Abubakar, has said N30,000 minimum wage is not acceptable anywhere in the world and
Insecurity threatens Calabar Carnival as kidnapping cases rise
Residents of Calabar have expressed deep concern that rising insecurity in Cross River State may disrupt the famous annual Calabar Carnival scheduled for December 1.
