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Members of military pension board poses for picture with CEO of eTranzact, Niyi Toluwalope

Military Pensions Board gets digital verification system

A financial technology solutions provider, eTranzact, has announced its role as the technology solution provider for the Military Pensions Board’s new digital verification system, officially launched on July 1. According to the

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Politicians, foreigners and Nigeria’s elections

The call, the other day, by President Muhammadu Buhari on foreign ambassadors posted to Nigeria to desist from interfering in the country’s forthcoming election is both timely and imperative.

1 year ago

Columnists·Opinion

The mystery of unknown gunmen in South-East

The people and the government are always quick to conclude, pointing accusing fingers either to Ebube Agu/Eastern Security Network (ESN), IPOB or “unknown gunmen”

1 year ago

Letters·Opinion

Averting a looming strike by doctors

Health authorities in the country, led by the Health Minister should not treat the reported plan by resident doctors to embark on a nationwide indefinite strike with levity.

1 year ago

Editorial·Opinion

Entries open for 2023 LIMCAF as N6.4 million up for grab

Rising from a meeting recently, which aimed to express its appreciation, especially to main sponsors, MTN Foundation and Ford Foundation, as well as the patrons, whose continued interventions, support and encouragement have

1 year ago

Guardian Arts·Revue

Peace Anyiam-Osigwe: So long, my publisher

The tears welled up. And then dropped. I did not bother to dab or wipe off. The same way it happened when I lost my junior brother, Gideon, three years ago. I

1 year ago

Guardian Arts·Revue

Duyile Adegbuyi’s We Welcome You out February 3

Fast-rising gospel music minister, Duyile Adegbuyi, is set to usher in the New Year with a new album, titled, We Welcome You. The well-researched, soul-searching work produced by Evans Ogboi is set

1 year ago

CityFile·Sunday Magazine

ALUU 4: Families kick as Ikeji set to premiere adapted movie without consent

Families of four University of Port Harcourt (Uniport) students lynched by some angry mobs in Aluu community on October 5, 2012, have threatened to institute a legal suit against a popular blogger-cum

1 year ago

CityFile·Sunday Magazine

Broadcast content across borders

The thought-provoking film by Moussa Sene Absa, titled, Xale, is the opening film for the highly anticipated 2023 Jo’burg International Film Festival, which begins on January 31 and runs till February 5.

1 year ago

Arts·Sunday Magazine

Let’s watch The Green Comet: And commune with our black ancestors!

“Beautiful,” the bearded Italian offered, after a fuzzy sphere of light— with faint rays streaming from it—appeared on the black screen. “Very beautiful. A very rewarding experience.”

1 year ago

Guardian Arts·Revue

With 10mw Solar Energy, President Buhari sets Kano industry on the march

For an electricity distribution area, Kano DISCO that gets between 250-360 Megawatts Hour, on a day-by-day, many will dismiss the commissioning of the 10MW, Challawa Kano Solar Power Project as inconsequential.

1 year ago

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Guardian Nigeria

Military Pensions Board gets digital verification system

Politicians, foreigners and Nigeria’s elections

The mystery of unknown gunmen in South-East

Averting a looming strike by doctors

Entries open for 2023 LIMCAF as N6.4 million up for grab

Peace Anyiam-Osigwe: So long, my publisher

Duyile Adegbuyi’s We Welcome You out February 3

ALUU 4: Families kick as Ikeji set to premiere adapted movie without consent

Broadcast content across borders

Let’s watch The Green Comet: And commune with our black ancestors!

With 10mw Solar Energy, President Buhari sets Kano industry on the march

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