January
25 Jan
Popular Nigerian songstress Tiwa Savage is taking a unique approach to the new year, declaring January a "free trial month" and setting February 1st as the official start of her 2024. In a post on her Instagram story on Wednesday, Savage announced the playful decision, writing, "I have decided that my 2024 will start February…
25 Dec
As human rights activists and organisations intensify efforts to abolish Osu, Ohu, Ume and Diala caste systems in the South East, two other Imo State communities, Amurie Omanze and Oboro Amurie, in Isu Local Council of the state, have set January 4, 2024, to abolish these caste systems.
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Cross River on Saturday dismissed as untrue a survey report by the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) that it had the highest incidence of child labour in the country.
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Vice President Kashim Shettima has expressed optimism that the Naira would continue to appreciate against dollar at the forex market.
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Some All Progressives Congress (APC) governorship aspirants in Ondo state have passed a vote of no confidence in the primary election being superintended by Gov. Usman Ododo of Kogi state.
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Gov. Usman Ododo on Saturday called on the Federal Government to urgently assist in tackling the menace of insecurity and incessant flooding in some parts of the State.