Charboy loses mother, Margaret Oputa
Mrs Margaret Oputa, wife of late Supreme Court Justice, Chukwudifu Oputa and mother of foremost Nigerian showbiz maestro and activist, Charles Oputa, a.k.a Charlyboy, has
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Commission says 14, 811 Nigerian migrants return in 2 years
The National Commission for Refugees, Migrants and Internally Displaced Persons (NCFRMI), said 14,811 Nigerian Migrants had been assisted to return with 74 chartered flight from
Ghanaian university denies sex for grades among lecturers
The University of Ghana, one of the most prestigious universities in the West African country, has refuted an alleged sex scandal. According to the university,
Birth Registration: Badagry records 15,348 new babies in 9 months — NPC
The National Population Commission (NPC) on Monday said it recorded 15,348 births in the coastal town of Badagry, Lagos State from January to September, 2019.
Border closure: Good for agric. sector – Expert
An Agricultural expert, Mr Ismail Olawale has said the closure of Nigeria`s borders will engender the development of the nation`s agricultural sector. Olawale, a fellow
Border Closure: Nigerians groan as prices of staple food items skyrocket by 65%
Nigerians are now feeling the pains arising from the border closure as the prices of staple foods such as rice, frozen foods and others continue
LASG, CIPM to deepen professionalism in civil service
The Lagos State Government says it will collaborate with the Chartered Institute of Personnel Management of Nigeria (CIPM) to deepen professionalism among workers in the
Minimum wage and consequential adjustment imbroglio
The Senate on March 19 approved ₦30,000 as the new national minimum wage by passing the National Minimum Wage Act (Repeal & Enactment) Bill 2019.
Igando inferno claims five-year-old boy
A five-year-old boy, Praise Emeka, has been burnt in an inferno that occurred at No. 4, Ben Okonkwo St., Igando, Lagos State. This is contained
CCB remains an independent organisation – Chairman
Prof. Mohammed Isah, Chairman, Code of Conduct Bureau (CCB), says the bureau remains independent and not under government’s interference in its anti-corruption crusade. Isah said
