Sowore: When You Fight Against The Monsters Holding Your Country Down, They Are Bound To Come After You
Omoyele Sowore reveals his challenges as a Nigerian journalist in what has become a regular battle with the authorities.
Omoyele Sowore reveals his challenges as a Nigerian journalist in what has become a regular battle with the authorities.
“The potential here in Africa for massive expansion of renewable energy on this continent is huge,” says Jennifer Morgan.
Financial Analyst Obi-Chukwu emphasised forex’s crucial role in shaping the naira’s path, urging swift action to strengthen reserves and attract capital.
South-South Leadership Forum Coordinator Sara-Igbe says Rivers lawmakers are impostors in the eyes of the law.
German State Secretary Morgan urged global cooperation and investments to aid countries like Nigeria in transitioning to renewable energy.
After a two-week absence, President Tinubu returned to Nigeria early Wednesday, following concerns by Nigerians over his whereabouts.
The NERC has said that they will be adjusting electricity tariff every month instead of every 6-months as originally planned.
The solution to Nigeria’s security problems isn’t to confront another superpower as this will maximise its problems, says Bolaji Akinyemi.
Jibrin Ibrahim has said Nigeria must develop its own intelligence gathering capabilities rather than relying solely on foreign assistance.
Lagos Environment Commissioner Wahab says the demolition of illegal structures aim to ensure government accountability.
For the first time, the NUPRC has laid a framework of requirements for divestment which must be met by IOCs.
Deputy environment minister Salako has said the ESIA certification for the Lagos-Calabar Highway will be done in phases.
Former Anambra CP Aderemi Adeoye has challenged those who claim he called himself a billionaire to produce proof he did.
Nigerians’ hopes are being dashed, we should not create a situation of a violent revolution in this country, says Ndubuaku.
Edwin Clark has alleged that Yahaya Bello is in power for the third time, not Kogi Governor Ododo.
“We expect a counter offer regarding the proposed minimum wage. We are open to conversations,” says RUC president Festus Osifo.
Referring to Edo, NLC PRO Adejumo says it is an “abberation” for a state to pronounce minimum wage.
The shoreline never belonged to Landmark, the owner Onwuanibe sublet it to people illegally, says works minister Umahi.
“If we sell fuel at the price everybody is expecting, we would be out of business,” says PETRON President Gillis-Harry.
Yahaya Bello is just trying to escape and evade justice, says Onikepo Braithwaite.
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