Author: Dailyblast
Our records show that Dr. Ifeanyi Bernard Odoh never a staff nor a pioneer Head of the Department of Geology. Never shown up in the Department or though (sic) any course(s).”
Ajeromi Ifelodun Local Government in Lagos State has allegedly kick-started a move to rename several streets named after non-indigenes of the state. The renaming list includes…
The government warned that if the situation continues, it could lead to a standstill in critical operations from Monday, making it difficult to meet essential state obligations.
Mr Festus Ogunbor, who operates a printing business in Area 10, said he recharged over N30,000 daily to run his printing machines.
Otti advocated that Abia people should vote for credible and the right candidates that can deliver despite political platform.
Blaming church attendance for Nigeria’s problems is misguided – Mike Bamiloye’s son slams Peter Obi over his comment about vigils
Joshua Mike-Bamiloye, son of renowned Mount Zion filmmaker and evangelist Mike Bamiloye, recently responded to statements made by Peter Obi, the Labour Party’s 2023 presidential candidate,…
“The drug consignments, worth ₦4,492,800,000 in street value, were recovered from two lavatories of an Ethiopian Airlines aircraft during the post-landing cleaning of flight ET900 from Addis Ababa to Lagos on Tuesday, October 29, 2024.
On August 15, 2024, the court had authorised the EFCC to temporarily take custody of the cash sum of $2.045million, seven choice landed properties and shares linked to Emefiele after hearing an Exparte application filed by lead counsel to the Commission, Rotimi Oyedepo (SAN).
He further revealed that 833,853 Hectares have been identified as a developed area, which will be excised from the acquisition, while the remaining 1,717.235 Hectares of Land will be designed asIlu-tuntun Business District.
Onwubiko urged President Tinubu to immediately release the minors and order the Federal Ministry of Women Affairs to enrol them in schools or vocational training institutions, supporting them to live normal lives.