Isa, Wunti get Energy Journalists’ backing as Nigeria rejoins World Energy Council
The Association of Energy Correspondents, Abuja (AECAF) congratulated Abdulrazaq Isa and Bala Wunti on their appointments as Chairman and Chief...
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Rivers Neuropsychiatric Hospital used to be drug trafficking centre, says Fubara
Mr Fubara disclosed this on Thursday while commissioning the newly upgraded neuropsychiatric hospital alongside a new General Hospital in Rumuigbo....
Masai Russell breaks Amusan’s World Record as Nigerian finishes second in Zurich
Amusan was on the track to witness her record fall but responded with an impressive performance of her own, running...
FOR THE RECORD: Text of Gov Otti’s broadcast marking 35th anniversary of Abia creation on 27 August
“Our joy on this momentous occasion does not come from a place of vanity; it is firmed on the conviction...
Fuel Subsidy: Presidency tackles Atiku again, wants clarity on ex-VP’s stance
Atiku, who has sought Nigeria’s presidency in six election cycles since 1993, had previously supported petrol subsidy removal during some...
Africa largest beneficiary of GEF funding – Official
The Global Environment Facility (GEF) says Africa remains the largest regional beneficiary of its funding, receiving about 30 per cent...
Tinubu will win 2027 presidential election by landslide, says ex-INEC commissioner
Mr Olurode dismissed suggestions that the defeat suffered by the All Progressives Congress (APC) in the recent Osun governorship election...
Edo Assembly converts ex-speaker’s ‘resignation’ to impeachment
The majority leader, who moved a motion for the former speaker’s impeachment, said the verbal resignation process “was unknown to...
University suspends professor stripped over attempted sexual assault
PREMIUM TIMES reported that the professor was physically assaulted and stripped on 15 August by some angry students over an...
ESUT lecturers suspend strike
PREMIUM TIMES reported that Governor Peter Mbah of Enugu State on Tuesday approved an additional ₦115 million in monthly subventions...