Senate Moves to Legalize Electronic Transactions, Criminalize Online fraud
The Senate on Thursday considered a bill to provide enabling framework that would legalize all forms of electronic transactions undertaken ...
Friday, July 11, 2025
To Combat Climate Change, Governors Plan 25 Million Tree Planting Project
Governors of the 36 states have disclosed that they are set to plant 25 million trees to combat the effects ...
PDP Will Take Over Governance In Lagos State, Says Makinde
The chairman Reconciliation Committee of the Peoples Democratic Party, (PDP) and Governor of Oyo State, Mr. Seyi Makinde, has said ...
Abiodun’s Payment Of Salaries To Workers Recruited By Amosun Excite Civil Servants
There were wild jubilations at the Ogun state Secretariat complex, Abeokuta on Thursday, when news filtered in that the state ...
IGP Mohammed: Dedicated To Protecting Nigeria Heritage Resources
There is no denying the fact that Nigeria’s cultural heritage resources are largely unprotected and unaccounted for. This ugly situation ...
NANTAP Reiterates Support For Runsewe, IGP On Government Property
The National Association of Nigerian Theatre Arts Practitioners(NANTAP) has come out to take a bold stand in support and commendation ...
N217bn Loss, Senate Proposes Stiffer Penalties For Gas Flaring.
The Senate on Thursday considered a bill that proposes stiffer sanctions for any person or corporate entity involved in gas ...
FG To Ban Barite Importation
THE Minister of Mines and Steel Development, Architect Olamilekan Adegbite, Thursday, disclosed that Federal Government will soon ban barite importation ...
Why Excess Crude Account dropped 78% in two months – Official
State governors, who are members of the National Economic Council (NEC), on Thursday explained why the Excess Crude Account (ECA)) ...
President of Dangote Group, Aliko Dangote has reiterated his full support to the Federal government’s border closure policy.
Debunking insinuations that the policy was responsible for the drop in Dangote Cement's profitability for the year 2019, he said, ...
