Federal, State Collaboration Vital For National Dev’t Says Walson-Jack

The Head of the Civil Service of the Federation, Mrs Didi Esther Walson-Jack, has described the deepening collaboration between the Federal and State Civil Services as a cornerstone for strengthening governance and enhancing service delivery to all Nigerians. Walson-Jack stated this while receiving the Head of Service of Zamfara State, Alhaji Yakubu Sani Haidara, and […]

PICTORIAL: Nigeria Deports 51 More Foreigners Jailed For Cyberterrorism, Internet Fraud

The Nigerian Immigration Service on Thursday deported 50 additional foreign nationals convicted and sentenced for cyber-terrorism and internet fraud by the Federal High Court in Lagos. The convicted foreigners were part of the 192 Chinese and Philippine nationals arrested by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) in December 2024. The repatriated foreign nationals include […]

Jos Disco Begins Free Prepaid Meters Installation For Band A Customers

The management of Jos Electricity Distribution (JED) Company has commenced free Meter distribution under the sector Recovery Programme (DISREP), which aims to improve service delivery and bridge the metering gap in its franchise states of Plateau, Bauchi, Benue, and Gombe. JED, in a statement issued in Jos by the acting head of Corporate Communication, Saratu […]

Crisis Hits PDP As Southern Leaders Disown Lagos Zoning Summit

A coalition of Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) heavyweights from Southern Nigeria has publicly disowned and condemned a zoning consultation meeting scheduled for Lagos this Thursday, declaring any decisions from it “null and void.” The group, which includes multiple State Chairmen of the party, former governors, National Assembly members, and senior party officials, accused the summit’s […]

From Sawaba To Asara: The Evolution Of Commercial Politics In Kano

From Radical Idealism to Commercial Politics In this month, seventy-five years ago, a momentous event unfolded in Sabongari, Kano: the founding of the Northern Elements Progressive Union (NEPU) by eight radical young patriots. On 8 August 1950, Abba Mai Kwaru, Bello Ijumu, Baballiya Manaja, Musa Kaula, Abdulqadir Danjaji, Garba Bida, Mudi Sipikin, and Magaji Dambatta […]