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Event to take place under the High Patronage of Mr. Emmanuel Macron, President of the French RepublicCampaign calls for strong presence and commitments from incoming World Bank President Ajay Banga, the

Media organisations have pledged to intensify reports on the abducted Chibok girls.

Nine years after the abduction of the students of the Government Girls College, Chibok, Women Radio visited Borno State and spoke to survivors, parents and siblings of the abductees.

The United States (US) embassy in Nigeria has said the alleged list of Nigerians on America’s visa ban, is fake, adding that the list did not emanate from it.

The Chief Executive Officer of Connected Development (CODE), Mallam Hamzat Lawal, has advised the Nigerian government to close all leakages that could fuel corruption before proceeding with its plans to access $800 million from the World Bank.   Mallam Hamzat Lawal, a renowned anti-corruption campaigner, made the comment while speaking on Hard Copy, an interview programme aired on Friday, May 12, on Channels Television.   Lawal also stated that the Nigerian government’s continued fuel subsid...

In a recent interview on Channels Television's Hard Copy, the Chief Executive Officer of Connected Development (CODE), Mallam Hamzat Lawal, expressed concerns about Nigeria's petrol subsidy regime, stating that it primarily benefits the wealthy while burdening the poor.

The MIPAD initiative is aimed at highlighting the positive contributions made by people of African descent worldwide. | Pulse Nigeria

Soon to be launching via Crown supply is the XCVR SX126x LoRa open reference design development board featuring the LoRa sub-GHz radio transceiver. The

The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) says it will continue to work with stakeholders to ensure the nation’s civic space is expanded.

ARMSTRONG ALLAHMAGANI, Bauchi A Non-Governmental Organization, Connected Development, has partnered the Bauchi State Universal Basic Education Board (SUBEB), in training 187 school administrators in a bid to address the decay in the state's education sector. The Project, 'Learn to Read,' is being sponsored by the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) and is aimed