Sidebar

Top Menu

Main Menu

RSS
NNL Covid-19 case counter Nigeria

Breaking News

By Hassan Gimba

Among the reasons given by the Central Bank of Nigeria governor, Mr. Godwin Emefiele, for the redesigning of the ₦200, ₦500 and ₦1000 notes is that there is some ₦3.2 trillion in circulation out of which 2.7 trillion is outside the banking system. The assumption is that those stupendous amounts outside could be proceeds of crime - corruption, kidnappings, robbery, etc., and so they would cease to be legal tender since the owners would not take them to the banks for fear of being found out.

Opinion News Nigeria Finance

By Mamman Mohammed

“Some are born great, some achieve greatness and some have greatness thrust upon them” -William Shakespeare.

For those who have been close to, or have interacted closely with, Yobe State Governor, Honourable Mai Mala Buni, CON, it is very convincing to assume that the famous 17th century English playwright, William Shakespeare, had Buni in mind while writing the play “Twelfth Night”.

Politics Opinion News Yobe

  • * Says Rivers Electorates Will Uproot PDP's Impunity In 2023

  • 'Accord Party, Popular With The People'

  • Endorses Dumo Lulu-Briggs (DLB) As Right Man For The Job

By Celestine Okafor (Editor-in-Chief) @CelestineOkaf11

Foremost Niger Delta activist and top-rate organic intellectual, Alatubo Charles Piriye Harry, has appraised the political developments in his State, Rivers, in the past 23 years, and projects that the people's power at the polling booths, will overthrow the impunity culture and sub-standard governance which has allegedly characterized the oil-rich state since the dawn of democracy in 1999.

News Nigeria Rivers Interviews

By Bolanle Bolawole

When we thought the dust had settled on the eight-month-long strike by the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), President Muhammadu Buhari’s fumbling and wobbling administration came up with its pro-rata as opposed to half-pay nonsensical dichotomy. In this instance, what is the difference between half-salary and the pro-rata payment the ASUU members received last October? For lecturers who had gone without pay for eight months, especially those of them with no other visible or viable means of livelihood other than their monthly salary, the semantics of half-pay and pro-rata is not only frustrating, it is also the last thing they had expected from a government alive to its responsibilities, especially to our youth who have wasted, in one stretch, close to two academic sessions that cannot be totally regained, no matter what the lecturers do to try to cover lost ground.

Education Opinion News Nigeria ASUU
Page 172 of 248

SEAROUTE POWER Advert: NO POWER No Problem WE ARE The solution to all YOUR power issues Click/TAP TO CONTACT NOW!!!
No NEPA, No Problem SEAROUTE POWER GOT YOU COVERED - click to contact on WhatsApp

Latest News