Subsidy Removal: Two States Step Measures To Contain Transportation Hike

To reduce the impact of fuel subsidy removal by the Federal Government on their citizens, the governments of three states have started taking measures to alleviate the issue of hike in transportation occasioned by the policy. The governments of Adamawa and Borno which operate their own transport companies, have continued to ensure that their fares remain lower than other commercial transport companies. In Adamawa, the state government had constituted a special committee on mitigating the effects...

Guess What? Here’s a Breakdown of Tinubu’s 28 Minister-Nominees

After a long wait by Nigerians, President Bola Tinubu’s nominees for various ministerial positions were announced on Thursday, a day before the expiration of his 60-day constitutional deadline. The Chief of Staff to the President, Femi Gbajabiamila, presented the ministerial list to the President of the Senate, Godswill Akpabio who the names on the floor of the Senate during plenary on Thursday. The list, with 28 nominees, comprised of ex-governors, serving and former members of...

Democracy Cannot Survive Without Journalism – Olorunyomi

The Centre for Journalism Innovation Development, CJID, Abuja has organized a maiden edition of a conference tagged West African Journalism Innovation Conference, WAJIC’23 with the theme: “Accountability Journalism: Nurturing Innovation for a Sustainable Future held at Abuja Continental Hotel. Participants of the maiden edition of the conference are Media professionals, practicing journalists, academia, policymakers, and media rights groups, and Campus Journalists. Addressing participants cut across West Africa, Dapo Olorunyomi, Chief Executive Officer of Centre for...

ENHA Accepts 15 nominees For Commissioner, Commiserate with Ogbete Market Victim’s Family

The Enugu State House of Assembly on Friday accepted a letter from the Enugu State Governor Dr. Ndubuisi Mbah, communicating 15 nominees for consideration and possible acceptance as Commissioners in the state. The nominees are Professor Ndubueze Mbah, Mrs. Ngozi Eni, Prince Lawrence Eze, Professor Sam Ugwu, Pharmacist Chika Ugwoke, Dr. Kingsley Udeh, Professor Emmanuel .I. Obi, Deacon Okey Ogbodo, Dame Ugochi Madueke, and Barrister Lloyd I. Ekweremadu. Others include Engineer Gerald Otiji, Nathaniel Urama,...

People express emotions as Gov. Soludo shuts down Anambra Newspapers

….To use premises for amusement  park Governor Chukwuma Soludo has shut down the Anambra Printing and Publishing Corporation (ANPC),  publishers of National Light Newspaper, Ka o di Taa (Igbo newspaper) Sportslight Extra (Sport newspaper). National Light was the corporation’s flagship. In a memo dated 21, July 2023 from the Office of the Secretary to the State Government (SSG), addressed to the Managing Director/ Chief Executive Officer, ANPC, Sir Chuka Nnabuife asked him to start the...

Cultists Kill Man in Anambra Market, Flee with His Head

In a horrifying turn of events, the Eke Awka market in Anambra State, on Wednesday, witnessed a bloody confrontation between rival cult groups, the Baga and Aye, culminating in a gruesome murder of one. Reports reveal that the victim, Igwe Omeli, believed to be a prominent figure in the Aye cult group, fell prey to the vicious assault carried out by the rival faction. Shockingly, the assailants not only took a life but also brazenly...

The Nigerian Senate has condemned in totality the observance of sit-at-home orders in the South East and the nefarious activities of Finland-based sectional leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, Simon Ekpa. It also urged the Chief Executive, President Bola Tinubu to collaborate with the Finnish government to extradite Simon Ekpa for prosecution. The resolutions are sequel to a motion sponsored by Osita Izunaso, the senator representing Imo West (Orlu), and co-sponsored by the...

Tinubu is not responsible for school fees hike in federal universities – FG

Viral reports that the Federal Government has increased tuition fees in federal universities across the country have been described as “inaccurate and not correct.” Debunking the reports, Dele Alake, the special adviser to the President on special duties, communications and strategy, clarified that federal universities in Nigeria remain tuition-free. Alake explained, in a statement on Wednesday, that the modified fees are “discretionary charges by each university for hostel accommodation, registration, laboratory and other charges. They...

Chairman Nigeria Bar Association, Section on Public Interest and Development Law (NBA-SPIDEL), Dr. Monday Ubani has said that President Tinubu’s government owes Nigerians the responsibility to toe the line of rule of law and obedience to court orders under his government, stressing that should he do otherwise, Nigerians will resist him. Ubani in a press statement on Wednesday said, “If Tinubu chooses to go the way of other regimes in Nigeria, let him be rest...

Bayelsa Ministerial Nomination: Jonathan describes his alleged involvement as malicious

Former President Goodluck Jonathan has described as malicious his alleged involvement in Bayelsa ministerial nomination. Ikechukwu Eze, Jonathan’s media aide in a press statement on Wednesday noted that their attention has been drawn to a strange allegation in the media claiming that former President Dr. Goodluck Ebele Jonathan is seeking to nominate a minister from Bayelsa State for the government of President Bola Tinubu. The statement read, “We would have ordinarily ignored the falsehood, given that neither the authors...

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