The civil rights movement, YIAGA Africa, is calling on the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) to undertake an audit of the Bimodal Voter Accreditation System
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Criminal Conspiracy: Police arrests Abba Kyari, 4 others
The Nigeria Police Force has arrested the suspended Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP) Abba Kyari and four other Police officers for their involvement in an
NITDA, Refugees Commission to train 10,000 Migrants, IDPs
Nigeria’s National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA) and the National Commission for Refugees, Migrants and Internally Displaced Persons (NCRMIDP) are to train 10,000 refugees, migrants
FCTA begins tree planting, beautification along Airport Road
By Hudu Yakubu Abuja The Nigerian Federal Capital Territory Administration said plans were underway to commence massive beautification and tree planting along the airport road.
Gombe female Student emerges Best Nigerian Young Scientist
A female student from Gombe State, Maryam Ogunbayo has been declared the “Overall Best Young Nigerian Scientist of the Year,” in the 2022 Edition of
International media highlights political, economic impact of Turkish President’s visit to UAE
International media highlights political, economic impact of Turkish President’s visit to UAE ABU DHABI, 14th February, 2022 – International media outlets highlighted the strategic importance
Canada, Newfoundland and Labrador Sign Financial Restructuring Term Sheets for Lower Churchill Projects
The Government of Canada is committed to a healthy and clean future and an economy that works for everyone. The Lower Churchill projects will contribute
All you need to know about 2022 JAMB Registration | Dates, Costs, Procedures, Instructions – Local and foreign students
The sale of the 2022 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) Form has commenced. Please note that registration can only be performed only by JAMB accredited centres and JAMB State-Offices. For
Breaking: 120 South African children in hospital after eating government-provided school food
About 120 Kamvalesizwe Primary school learners, in Kenton-on-Sea, outside Port Alfred have been admitted at the Port Alfred Hospital after complaining of stomach aches and
Africa Poised to Benefit from Shift to Compact Cities Built On Mass Transit, E-Buses, Walking and Cycling
In Africa, growing rural-to-urban migration and rising incomes have led to an increase in private vehicle use. A focus on public transport, e-buses, walking and