March 2, 2021

Five things to know about Nigeria’s COVID-19 vaccination drive

Nigeria on Tuesday took delivery of the 3.92 million doses of AstraZeneca vaccine. The country will be the third West African country to take delivery under the COVAX scheme, after Ghana and

3 years ago

National·News·Nigeria

Texas utility files for bankruptcy after $2.1 bn power bill

The largest electricity co-operative in Texas has filed for bankruptcy protection after it received a $2.1 billion bill from the state's grid operator following last month's winter storm that left millions without

3 years ago

News·US·World

Southgate facing ‘big decisions’ over England attack at Euros

Gareth Southgate has admitted he is facing "big decisions" over which players to include in England's attack for the European Championships.

3 years ago

Football·Sport

Jihadists ‘directly targeted’ aid facilities in Nigeria: UN

The United Nations on Tuesday said an attack by suspected jihadists on the northeastern Nigerian town of Dikwa had "directly targeted" aid facilities.

3 years ago

News·Nigeria

US concludes Russia poisoned Navalny, imposes sanctions

The United States on Tuesday imposed sanctions on seven senior Russian officials as it said its intelligence concluded that Moscow orchestrated the near-fatal poisoning of jailed Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny.

3 years ago

News·US·World

Myanmar security forces fire on anti-coup protesters

Myanmar security forces fired live rounds and tear gas at protesters again on Tuesday, leaving at least three people critically injured as regional powers rebuked the junta over its deadly crackdown.

3 years ago

Asia·News·World

Kremlin says West’s sanctions don’t work, vows response

Russia said Tuesday that Western sanctions are ineffective and vowed to respond in kind following reports that the European Union and the United States are preparing new penalties against Moscow.

3 years ago

News·World

Copyright: Court adjourns suit over caller tunes to March 5

A Federal High Court in Lagos, on Tuesday, adjourned a suit by Nigerian Artiste, Bright Okiki against some telecommunication companies over alleged copyright infringement until March 5 for continued hearing.

3 years ago

Metro·News·Nigeria

Saraki, other PDP members meet Obasanjo

Nigeria’s former president Olusegun Obasanjo Tuesday received the company of former Senate President Bukola Saraki and the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) Reconciliation Committee and Strategy. Saraki, who heads the committee, and other

3 years ago

National·News·Nigeria

Buhari declares Zamfara no-fly-zone, bans mining activities

President Muhammadu Buhari has declared Zamfara state a no-fly-zone. The President has also announced a ban on all mining activities in Zamfara state to curb the rising insecurity in the area. National

3 years ago

National·News·Nigeria

March 02, 2021 - Page 3

Five things to know about Nigeria’s COVID-19 vaccination drive

Texas utility files for bankruptcy after $2.1 bn power bill

Southgate facing ‘big decisions’ over England attack at Euros

Jihadists ‘directly targeted’ aid facilities in Nigeria: UN

US concludes Russia poisoned Navalny, imposes sanctions

Myanmar security forces fire on anti-coup protesters

Kremlin says West’s sanctions don’t work, vows response

Copyright: Court adjourns suit over caller tunes to March 5

Saraki, other PDP members meet Obasanjo

Buhari declares Zamfara no-fly-zone, bans mining activities

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