The Radio, Television, Theatre and Arts Workers Union (RATTAWU) has classified radio as the most widely consumed medium globally, as the Union joins the rest
Author: Ximena Aima
COVID-19: ‘Full blown’ pandemic could be ending soon -Fauci
The Chief Medical Advisor to the President of United States Dr Anthony Fauci said USA has almost reached the end of the “full blown” pandemic,
LAGOS recieves healthcare facilities from donor partners
Lagos State Government has received the donation of eight new customized state-of-the-art Mobile Intensive Care Unit (MICU) Ambulances and a well-equipped Mobile Clinic Truck from
Yari dismisses media report of being ill
Former Governor of Zamfara State and National Chairmanship aspirant of the All Progressives Congress, APC, his Excellency Abdul’Aziz Yari Abubakar, has dismissed media reports stating
NDLEA detains Indian businessman over smuggling of Codeine
An Indian businessman, Vyapak Nutal has been taken into custody for interrogation by operatives of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency, NDLEA, over the
Gombe farmers encouraged to adopt Storage X Project
Stakeholders in the agricultural sector in Gombe State have called on smallholder farmers in the state to key into the Storage X Project being introduced in
Kwali: INEC announces Chiya of APC as Chairman elect
The Candidate of the All progressive Congress, APC, Mr. Danladi Chiya has emerged the winner of Kwali area council Chairmanship election. The Returning officer
Nigerian Embassy Tells Citizens To Avoid Travel Within Ukraine
It also reminded them to take their personal and collective security seriously and to carry the necessary identification at all times. This is according to
Pope Francis at the Angelus: accept the ‘Paradox of the Beatitudes’
Pope Francis at the Angelus: accept the ‘Paradox of the Beatitudes’ . Pope Francis waves to the crowd during the Sunday Angelus. / Vatican Media
Nigeria Now More Corrupt In Latest Transparency International Corruption Ranking
Nigeria has plummeted yet again on Transparency International’s Corruption Perception Index (CPI) (TI). Nigeria slipped five places in the agency’s 2021 ranking, which was announced