Author: Ifetayo Adeniyi

FIRST LADY OLUREMI TINUBU LAUNCHES NATIONAL UNITY FABRIC INITIATIVE “I believe this concept is a unifying one, where we can infuse our cultural diversity and break down tribal barriers to identify as a people of one nation. So I decided that it would be a good idea to have a similar experience”. First Lady of Nigeria, Senator Oluremi Tinubu has unveiled the #OneNigeria/UnityFabric, which she described as a symbol of national unity. The fabric was designed by 25 year old Miss Mofinyinfoluwa Bamidele a graduate from the University of Ibadan. Bamidele, who went home with a prize of N25 million,…

Nigeria Returns to Industrialisation, Local Refining through Dangote Refinery The Federal Government has announced that the commencement of petroleum lifting from the Dangote Petroleum Refinery and Petrochemicals marks a return to industrialisation and local refining in Nigeria. This announcement came yesterday as a fleet of trucks from the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation Limited (NNPCL), began transporting Premium Motor Spirit, commonly known as petrol, from the world’s largest single-train refinery, located in the Ibeju-Lekki area of Lagos State. The Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister of the Economy, Wale Edun, who led the government delegation, described the event as epoch-making and…

More than 110 million Nigerians have NIN – NIMC It provides a framework that connects citizens to essential services, including social welfare, healthcare, education, and financial inclusion. The Director General of the National Identity Management Commission (NIMC), Abisoye Coker-Odusote, has said that more than 110 million Nigerians have been issued the National Identification Number (NIN). Coker disclosed this on Monday in Abuja at the 6th National Identity Day themed, “Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI) – Enabling Access to Services.” At the end of 2023, NIMC’s data showed that the NIN enrolment figure stood at 104.16 million. This means that over six…

In H1 of 2024, Apapa port records 25% increase in non-oil export cargoes The goal is to facilitate more efficient export movement into the ports, noting that increased exports from Nigeria would lead to lower shipping costs as vessels wouldn’t return empty. Nigeria’s largest container terminal, the APM terminal Apapa has recorded 25% increase in non-oil export cargoes in the first half of the year when compared to the same period of last year. APM Terminals Apapa Manager, Mr. Steen Knudsen, described the importance of non-oil export cargo as a core aspect of the terminal’s operations in a statement released…

Serie A: Lookman Scores His First Goal For The Season In Seria A, Lookman netted his first goal for the season earning victory for LA Dea. Ademola Lookman, Super Eagles forward was the inspirational hero as he scored a goal and bagged an assist to earn Atalanta 3-2 win over Fiorentina in Sunday’s Serie A game. The Nigeria international set up Mateo Retegui for Atalanta’s first goal before The talented winger then scored the winning goal for Gian Piero Gasperini’s side late in the first half. It was Lookman’s first goal of the season for La Dea. He celebrated by…

Anioma Youths Salute Ned Nwoko For Forging The Development Of Anioma Nation Senator Ned Nwoko In what looks like an unwarranted attack on the person of the senator representing Delta North Senatorial District in the Nigerian Senate, Senator Ned Nwoko and the current champion for the creation of Anioma state, it has become necessary to question why he is again being attacked by the hawks of some political players and key state actors over his concern on the AGIP power station at Okpai in Ndokwa Land of the state. Senator Nwoko is selfless in his quest for a better Anioma.…

Re Okpai power plant: Senator Nwoko should partner with Federal Government and other Stakeholders Senator Ned Nwoko Rejoinder to An article circulating online by Fred Latimore Oghenesivbe. Recently the online media space has been heated up by various opinions and conversations steeped in Politics over excerpts of discussions between the Distinguished Senator, Prince Ned Nwoko , who represents Delta North Federal constituency, with the good people of Ndokwa/ Ukuani being part of his constituency. Written speculatively and in complete ignorance of the issues, the writeup drew our attention due to the poor attempt, at polarizing relationships without proper Research,…

NLC and NBA collaborate to give free legal services for Nigerians L-R: President, Nigeria Bar Association (NBA), Afam Osigwe, SAN, in a handshake with Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) president, Joe Ajaero, when the NLC visited the NBA office in Abuja, on Thursday L-R: President, Nigeria Bar Association (NBA), Afam Osigwe, SAN, in a handshake with Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) president, Joe Ajaero, when the NLC visited the NBA office in Abuja, on Thursday NLC and NBA collaborate to give free legal services for Nigerians. The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) and the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA) have joined forces to offer…

Nigerian leaders, Obasanjo, Babangida, Abdulsalami Held Private Meeting in Minna Obasanjo, Babangida, Abdulsalami in Private Meeting in Minna The meeting reportedly lasted approximately two hours. The three former Nigerian leaders, on Sunday, convened in a private meeting at the residence of former military president Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida in Minna, Niger State. The notable figures included former President Olusegun Obasanjo, former military leader Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida, and ex-head of state General Abdulsalami Abubakar. The clandestine discussion, which was attended by former National Security Adviser General Aliyu Gusau, was initially marked by anticipation as the three leaders awaited Obasanjo’s arrival at Babangida’s…

The Truth Behind Senator Ned Nwoko’s Push for Delta’s Water and Power Needs: A Fair Assessment One doesn’t need to be a strategic thinker to understand that water and electricity are basic necessities for any region’s development and everyday survival. The availability of these two essentials ensures the massive growth and sustainability of any community. Given Delta State’s natural wealth, these should be readily available. But what’s hindering the full realization of these basics in Delta North? Two critical projects: the completion of the Ogwashi-Uku Dam for water supply and irrigation, and the step-down of 100 megawatts from the Okpai…