Zachariah: Only 40% Of Projects Tied To Loans Were Completed By El-Rufai’s Administration
El-Rufai borrowed $192 million to revamp transportation and education but there’s nothing to show for it, says Kaduna lawmaker Zachariah.
El-Rufai borrowed $192 million to revamp transportation and education but there’s nothing to show for it, says Kaduna lawmaker Zachariah.
Dozens of families have been left without shelter after a fire In Muganga, Congo, destroyed tents in a displacement camp
A court has fined Multichoice Nigeria N150m, and ordered it to give DSTV and GoTV users a month free subscription.
Somalia has been elected as a two-year non-permanent member of the UN Security Council, starting January 1, 2025.
What is good for judicial office holders is good for Nigerian workers, says Timi Frank regarding minimum wage negotiations.
President Ramaphosa and ANC leaders are considerimg a unity government to address election-induced political challenges.
World Health Organisation has warned of rising global STIs, highlighting increase in deaths from syphilis cases.
The International Monetary Fund has reached an agreement with Egypt that could lead to a disbursement of approximately $820 million.
A Senate panel has stressed the need for fairness in staff distribution, seeking clarification on recruitment practices and breakdown.
The Nigerian Correctional Service says it plans to unveil the pictures of the escaped inmates of the recent Suleja jailbreak.
The Nigerian Senate has demanded thorough evaluation of security measures, seeking deployment of additional personnel to address escalating insecurity.
Lagos Governor Sanwo-Olu has highlighted the state’s commitment to addressing housing shortages.
The House of Representatives has approved N98.5 billion supplementary bill for FCTA to develop critical infrastructure in the capital.
The Senate has approved a bill to increase judicial salaries by 300% to address inflation and enhance judges’ professionalism.
Budget Minister Bagudu says Nigeria faces unique challenges in addressing poverty considering its diverse population and regions.
The Senate has approved a bill to increase judicial salaries by 300% to address inflation and enhance judges’ professionalism.
Budget Minister Bagudu says Nigeria faces unique challenges in addressing poverty considering its diverse population and regions.
Deputy Education Minister Sununu highlighted teacher training and vocational education improvements as achievements despite ongoing challenges in Nigeria’s education system.
Ogunloye Akanbi says it’s absurd that Niger’s government would demand ground rent from Federal Government enterprises in the state.
NIMASA DG Dayo Mobereola says Nigeria is no longer in the piracy hot list of the international community.
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