Resolve rising food prices, hardship – Catholic Bishops to Nigerian Govt
The Catholic Bishops’ Conference of Nigeria, CBCN, has called on the Federal Government to resolve the rising food prices and hardship in the country. The bishops, in a communique issued at the end of a week-long second Plenary Meeting of the CBCN, held in Auchi Diocese, Edo, urged the federal government to support farmers with subsidies, soft loans, modern technology, and improved seedlings, saying that such measures should also involve supporting Small and Medium-sized Enterprises, SMEs.…
Read moreOgun APC chieftain denies spending $80,000 on LG candidates imposition
A Chieftain of the All Progressives Congress in Ogun State, Akintunde Armstrong has debunked reports that he was imposing councilorship candidates for Iperu Ward three and five in the Ikenne Local Government Area of the state. Armstrong has also denied ever saying that he would buy the two wards over with a staggering sum of Read More
Read moreYour deployment is obedience to national integration, development — Gov Adeleke
Osun State Governor, Ademola Adeleke, has stated that deployment for the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) is an obedience to the clarion call to contribute to national integration and development. Governor Adeleke also said that the aim of the NYSC is to repair, rebuild, and reconstruct a nation threatened by forces of division. Adeleke stated this during the swearing-in and official opening ceremony of the 2024 Batch B Stream II orientation course at the NYSC permanent…
Read moreInsecurity behind exodus of doctors in Nigeria- Kogi NMA chair
The Nigerian Medical Association has blamed the mass exodus of medical doctors out of the country on the spate of insecurity in Nigeria. The Kogi State Chairman of NMA, Dr. Abubakar Hassan, who spoke to journalists on Friday in Lokoja, about the ongoing nationwide strike embarked upon by the Nigerian Association of Resident Doctors, lamented Read More
Read moreStudents protest paralyses academic, non-academic activities in UI [PHOTOS]
The ongoing protest embarked upon by students of the University of Ibadan has paralysed major activities in the institution, DAILY POST reports. DAILY POST reports that academic and non-academic activities in the institution have been paralyzed as a result of the protest. Our correspondent had earlier reported that the students of the institution in the early hours of Friday commenced another protest over increment of their school fees. The protest was ignited as a result of…
Read more2027: North should back Tinubu, says Sani
A former Senator representing Kaduna Central Senatorial District, Shehu Sani, has weighed in on the debate surrounding President Bola Tinubu’s re-election bid in 2027. According to Sani, the constitution guarantees every Nigerian the right to contest elections, stressing that any region can contest. In an interview with our correspondents in Kaduna State on Thursday, he Read More
Read moreKaduna, Niger communities seek Tinubu’s help to rescue abducted district heads
Communities in Kaduna and Niger states have appealed to President Bola Tinubu to intervene in the kidnapping of two District Heads, Sani Shekarau and Abdullahi Usman, who have been held captive by a terrorist group for four months. They said despite the payment of over N100m as ransom to the kidnappers led by Kachalla Halilu Read More
Read moreHospices funding woes bring job cuts
Five hospices caring for terminally ill people say they must cut staff because of financial pressures.Read More
Read moreSenegal, Russia strengthen diplomatic ties amid Ukraine conflict
Senegal and Russia have reinforced their diplomatic ties during a high-level meeting in Moscow. Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov and Senegalese Minister of African Integration and Foreign Affairs Yassine Fall convened to discuss a range of issues, highlighting their commitment to expanding cooperation despite the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict. The meeting, held on the occasion of Ms. Fall’s official visit to Russia, provided a platform to discuss economic, educational, and regional issues. Both ministers emphasized the historical…
Read moreICYMI: FG gives traders one month to crash prices
The Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission has given a one-month moratorium to traders and other market stakeholders involved in exploitative pricing to crash the prices of goods. The newly appointed Executive Vice Chairman of the FCCPC, Mr Tunji Bello, said this at a one-day stakeholders engagement on exploitative pricing on Thursday in Abuja. According Read More
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