Tinubu will deliver lasting solutions to insecurity, APC chieftain assures Nigerians
An APC chieftain, Dayo Adeyeye, expressed confidence that President Bola Tinubu will bring lasting solutions to Nigeria’s security challenges, citing […]
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I’m the highest-ranked Christian in govt – Akpabio
Senate President Godswill Akpabio stated he is the highest-ranked Christian in government, attributing his rise to divine grace and encouraging
Gov. Ododo offers automatic employment to Kogi varsity’s 31 best graduating students
Kogi Governor Ahmed Ododo has awarded automatic employment to 31 outstanding graduates of Confluence University of Science and Technology (CUSTECH),
NNPP presidential ticket not exclusive to Kwankwaso – National Chairman, Ahmed
NNPP National Chairman Ahmed Ajuji asserted that the party’s presidential ticket is open to all Nigerians, not exclusive to Rabiu
Arsenal star Bukayo Saka announces engagement to long-term girlfriend Tolami Benson
Arsenal star Bukayo Saka announced his engagement to long-time girlfriend Tolami Benson, receiving congratulations from teammates and football figures. READ
Queens College alumni donate solar inverter to alma mater
Queens College alumni from the 1985 set donated a 12KW solar inverter system, costing N15 million, to power classrooms and
Osun 2026: Aspirants urged to focus on issues
The Osun Mastermind urged Osun 2026 governorship aspirants to focus on issue-based campaigns for a peaceful and transparent election, as
NEDC Distributes Food Items to Vulnerable Groups in Adamawa
The NEDC distributed food items to vulnerable groups in Adamawa, reaffirming its commitment to supporting communities and improving social welfare.
Abia PDP Jubilates Over Tinubu’s Nomination of Ex-Governor Ikpeazu as Ambassador
The Abia PDP celebrated President Tinubu’s nomination of ex-Governor Okezie Ikpeazu as ambassador, hailing it as recognition of his dedicated
Igbinedion University convocation: 67 students earn first-class honors
Igbinedion University in Okada, Edo State, celebrated its 23rd convocation, graduating 1,050 students, including 67 who earned first-class honors, signaling