Author: Ifetayo Adeniyi

Lagos LG poll: Police adjust movement restriction to 6am–3pm Lagos State command’s Police Public Relations Officer, CSP Benjamin Hundeyin Police adjust movement restriction to 6am–3pm The Lagos State Police Command has revised the restriction period for vehicular and waterways movement ahead of the July 12, 2025, Local Government elections. In a statement on Thursday, the state’s Police Public Relations Officer, Benjamin Hundeyin, said movement will now be restricted from 6:00 am to 3:00 pm, instead of the previously announced 3:00 am to 3:00 pm. He said the adjustment was made to accommodate residents with critical medical emergencies and those with…

NIPR, BPP collaborate, ensuring professional standards in government NIPR’s Prof. Emmanuel Dandaura, BPP’s Director General, Dr. Adebowale Adedokun NIPR, BPP collaborate, ensuring professional standards in government The Nigerian Institute of Public Relations has entered into a partnership with the Bureau of Public Procurement to ensure that only certified professionals are engaged in government public relations and communication-related projects. The collaboration, announced in a statement on Thursday, aims to promote professionalism and enhance the quality of public communication in government contracts. Vice President of NIPR, Professor Emmanuel Dandaura, described the development as a crucial step towards safeguarding the integrity of government…

Tinubu responds to President Trump over U.S. tough visa rules President Bola Tinubu. Tinubu responds to President Trump over U.S. tough visa rules. President Bola Tinubu has strongly reacted against widespread misinformation suggesting that he halted the issuance of 5-year multiple-entry visas to United States citizens. According to a statement released on Thursday by Mr. Bayo Onanuga, Special Adviser to the President on Information and Strategy, President Tinubu clarified that he has never suspended or revoked the existing visa policy for U.S. nationals, affirming that the 5-year non-immigrant multiple-entry visa for Americans remains in place. The statement faulted the false…

FIFA ranking for Super Eagles, drop to 44th globally Super Eagles FIFA ranking for Super Eagles, drop to 44th globally Nigeria’s Super Eagles have dropped one spot in the latest FIFA World Rankings released on Thursday, slipping from 43rd to 44th globally. Despite the marginal fall, Nigeria remains firmly among Africa’s football heavyweights, maintaining its position as the fifth-best team on the continent. The Super Eagles trail only Morocco (12th), Senegal (18th), Egypt (34th), and Algeria (36th), while staying ahead of long-time rivals Ghana (76th) and South Africa (56th). The latest rankings come after a period of mixed performances from…

Ultimate 2025 IX Edition Awards unfolds categories for event Ultimate 2025 IX Edition Awards unveils categories for event The organizers of The Ultimate Awards have officially unveiled the approved list of categories for the 2025 edition of the prestigious event, tagged IX Edition – The Ninth Convergence of the Project. The announcement was made during a media parley held in Lagos with journalists and members of The Ultimate Awards Board and Academy. At the event, a press statement was issued outlining the comprehensive list of award categories for this year’s edition. Organized by Naija Spirit Multimedia, The Ultimate Awards celebrates…

Okpebholo Remains Governor Of Edo As Apex Court Delivers Final Verdict Monday Okpebholo Okpebholo Remains Governor Of Edo As Apex Court Delivers Final Verdict. Edo State Governor, Monday Okpebholo, has hailed the Supreme Court’s ruling affirming him as the duly elected governor as a “historic judgment” that conclusively ends the legal disputes surrounding the 2024 governorship election. In a statement released on Thursday by his Chief Press Secretary, Fred Itua, the governor said the apex court’s decision goes beyond a judicial endorsement—it represents the reaffirmation of the will of the Edo people. “Today, the Supreme Court of Nigeria delivered a…

Tips To Learn As A Young Lawyer When Called To The Nigerian Bar Douglas Ogbankwa Esq Tips To Learn As A Young Lawyer When Called To The Nigerian Bar Appearance is the most cardinal expression of yourself. It is important as a Young Lawyer for you to appear neat, prim and proper. It is apposite for whites to be sparkling, your Beeb and collarette spotless and for your colour coordination of dark and white as prescribed by the Rules of Professional Conduct to be spot on. Follow the instructions of the Judex and seniors on your appearance as the person…

Nestlé partners FG on water quality campaign Nestle Nestlé partners FG on water quality campaign Nestlé Nigeria has partnered with the Federal Ministry of Water Resources and Sanitation to launch a National Water Quality Advocacy Campaign aimed at raising awareness, educating communities, and mobilising multi-stakeholder action around water safety and sustainable water practices. In a statement on Wednesday, it was revealed that the collaboration was announced in Abuja during a courtesy visit by Nestlé and members of the Organised Private Sector in Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene to the Minister of Water Resources. At the meeting, Minister of Water Resources and…

Ijaw leaders set up committee to settle Okomo crisis Celebrants at the grand finale of the Gbaraun-Egbesu Ibolomobo-Ere and Amaseikumor festival of the Ijaws globally held at Oporoza, headquarters of Gbaramatu Kingdom in Warri South-West Local Government Area of Delta State on Friday, April 25, 2025. | Credit: Dele Ogunyemi Ijaw leaders set up committee to settle Okomo crisis … blames crisis in Okomu to internal division and political interference. The Ijaw leaders have initiated move to resolve the Okomo community crisis by constituting an 18-man committee to resolve the crisis. The committee was set up in June after a…

Alternative Bank Pioneers Progress For Africa At ASIS 2025 Garba Mohammed Alternative Bank Pioneers Progress For Africa At ASIS 2025 The Alternative Bank has reaffirmed its commitment to driving sustainable development across Africa ahead of the highly anticipated 2025 Africa Social Impact Summit (ASIS). Co-convened by the Sterling One Foundation and United Nations Nigeria, ASIS serves as a vital platform for tackling Africa’s social challenges through collaborative, market-driven solutions. Set to take place from July 10-11 in Lagos, the summit will bring together government, civil society, the private sector, and development partners to share knowledge, discuss evidence-based insights, and create…