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The Executive Vice Chairman, EVC, of the Nigerian Communication Commission, Dr Aminu Maida, has set the end of January 2024

By Tony Obiechina, Abuja The Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Pension Fund Operators Association of Nigeria (PenOp), Mr. Oguche Agudah on Thursday disclosed that a total of N7,887,611,972, 93 equity contributions for a residential mortgage were approved between March -September 2023. Mr. Agudah who disclosed this at a virtual Media Parley organised for the

The National Judicial Institute (NJI) has tasked judiciary correspondents to maintain fair and balanced reportage

By Andrew Abah, Abuja The Benue State University Alumni Association (BSUAA), FCT Branch has unanimously nominated Bar. Paul Edeh, as its national presidential candidate ahead of the upcoming national elections of the association on Dec. 29. The Association at its general meeting in Abuja unanimously nominated Barrister Paul Edeh by no fewer than 150 members.

The Nigerian Institution of Mechanical Engineers (NIMechE), Abuja Chapter, called on youths to pursue a career in Mechanical Engineering to advance the technological development of the country. It said that the institution has been contributing significantly to the development of the mechanical engineering profession in Abuja and Nigeria at large. Chairman of NIMechE Abuja Chapter, […]

“The existing institutional arrangements, although struggling to manage the situation, particularly in the short-term, are hindered by current policy deficits and the lack of a specific framework to adequately address the situation or cover medium to longer-term requirements for IDPs,” he said.

THE Home Economics Teachers Association of Nigerian (HETAN), Abuja Chapter, has advocated more students making deliberate choices of studying Home

Despite the existence of labour laws, this exploitation endures, discouraging talent and keeping creativity hostage, JOSEPHINE OGUNDEJI writes

The Association of Master Bakers and Caterers of Nigeria is appealing to the Federal Government to resolve the growing issues triggered by the

The Hausa people have a rather controversial proverb that one hears thrown about when situations call for caution. It says that if your neighbour’s beard catches fire, then you should hurry to douse yours in water. The aim, of course, is to avoid a similar fate as one’s neighbour. The proverb says nothing of how…