Lagos State Governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, has been widely criticised for approving N7.5 million to replace liquid fragrance in his office and N3 billion to purchase
Month: November 2023
Democracy was forced on Africa — Obasanjo
Former President Olusegun Obasanjo, on Monday, in Abeokuta, Ogun State, said democracy has not been working as a system of government in Africa because it was
NFF has no money to pay off coach Peseiro – Official
The Nigeria Football Federation would fire coach Jose Peseiro if they had the money to pay him off after two poor performances in World Cup
Protesters storm PDP headquarters, demand NWC members resignation
Protesters on Monday stormed the headquarters of the Peoples Democratic Party in Abuja demanding the resignation of the party’s National Working Committee. The group, under
Total Support for Life-Care conducts free eye screening, distributes glasses
A non-governmental organization, the Total Support for Life-Care Development International Initiative, has facilitated free eye surgery and provision of glasses for 300 aged of the
Wale Ahmed Meets Agege & Orile Agege Media Practitioners, urges Agege Youths to embrace Ongoing Police Recruitment Exercise
The Honourable member repressing Agege Federal Constituency, at the Federal House of Representatives, Fct. Abuja and the Vice Chairman House Committee on Police affairs, Hon.
Lagos roads turn deathtraps, need urgent attention
By Editorial Board The demand, lately, by the Lagos State House of Assembly for urgent measures to address failing roads in the state is most timely,
FG raises N585m to pay fines for inmates
The Federal Government has commenced the release of 4,068 inmates languishing in correctional facilities across the country over the inability to pay fines. The government
Can we make DNA compulsory in marriages?
A story that trended last weekend showed a man weeping profusely after DNA test results revealed that none of his four children was his biological
FG to include Almajiris in school feeding programme
By Adesina Wahab The Federal Government has said plans are underway to conduct head counts of Almajiris in the country and enroll them into the
