Insecurity: Council seeks passage of Nigerian Hunters Bill 2020

The Nigerian Senate The Nigerian Hunters Council, on Tuesday in Abuja urged the National Assembly to ensure early passage of the Nigerian Hunters Bill 2020. The Commander General of the council, Mr Joshua Osatimehin, made the appeal in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria. According to Osatimehin, passing the bill into law would … Continue reading Insecurity: Council seeks passage of Nigerian Hunters Bill 2020

APC Govs wade into doctors’ strike, endorse NGF initiative

The National President, National Association of Resident Doctors, Dr Uyilawa Okhuaihesuyi and the Minister of Labour and Employment, Dr Chris Ngige The Progressives Governors Forum has waded into the ongoing dispute between the Federal Government and striking resident doctors. The PGF is a forum of governors elected on the platform of the All Progressives Congress. … Continue reading APC Govs wade into doctors’ strike, endorse NGF initiative

Nigeria accounts for 11% unregistered children in West Africa -UNICEF

The United Nations Children’s Fund has said Nigeria accounts for 11 per cent of unregistered children in West Africa. UNICEF, in a statement on Tuesday, said the African continent has the lowest birth registration rate in the world with only 44 per cent of children registered at birth and millions of deaths also go uncounted … Continue reading Nigeria accounts for 11% unregistered children in West Africa -UNICEF

Address alleged attempt to shield Igboho, Yoruba group tells Obasanjo

Ex-President Olusegun Obasanjo A socio-cultural group, Yoruba for One Nigeria Forum, has asked former president Olusegun Obasanjo to address reports that he’s lobbying to shield Yoruba rights activist, Sunday Adeyemo aka Sunday Igboho from prosecution in the Republic of Benin. The group, in a statement signed by its national leader, Seun Adebayo Lawal, said Obasanjo’s … Continue reading Address alleged attempt to shield Igboho, Yoruba group tells Obasanjo

Shakeup in NNPC, senior management staff redeployed, COO sacked

NNPC GMD, Mele Kyari The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation on Monday announced the promotion and redeployment of some staff to fill vacant positions, as well as the disengagement of a chief operating officer. Group General Manager, Group Public Affairs Division, Kennie Obateru, announced in a statement issued in Abuja that Billy Okoye had been appointed … Continue reading Shakeup in NNPC, senior management staff redeployed, COO sacked

Place it at Lekki tollgate, tweeps react to statue of Aisha Yesufu

Status of Aisha An undergraduate of the University of Benin, Ekehuan campus, Emmanuel Omoregie, has shared photos of the statue of activist Aisha Yesufu which he made. Taking to Twitter, Omoregie stated that the sculpture was part of the requirements for the award of B.A Fine and Applied Arts. He said he made the sculpture in Aisha … Continue reading Place it at Lekki tollgate, tweeps react to statue of Aisha Yesufu

Secondus fate uncertain, PDP governors’ meeting deadlocked, NWC, Reps divided

PDP governors The fate of the Peoples Democratic Party Chairman, Uche Secondus, on Monday remained uncertain as a meeting of the party’s governors ended in a stalemate. The PUNCH gathered that the governors, at the meeting in Abuja, could not agree on whether or not, Secondus should resign his position before the party’s national convention in … Continue reading Secondus fate uncertain, PDP governors’ meeting deadlocked, NWC, Reps divided

Nigeria Embassy in Indonesia always ask for evidence whenever complaint of human right abuse is brought to them

Nigerian living in Indonesia has complained of negligence by the Nigerian Embassy in the country despite the plights of Nigerian citizens. The middle-aged man, who reached out to SaharaReporters in the wake of the assault on August 7 on a diplomatic officer, said many Nigerians had lost their lives as a result of the inhumane … Continue reading Nigeria Embassy in Indonesia always ask for evidence whenever complaint of human right abuse is brought to them