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November 16, 2022 Donald Iorchir, Abuja News 0 President International Christian Organisation for Sustainable Development (ICOSD), Bishop (Prof) Joseph Vambe, has called on the recipient of ICOSD award 2022 to be good ambassador in his field of endeavour to foster the progress of the organisation and Nigeria in general. Bishop Vambe called on the recipient,

October 15, 2022 Tope Sunday News 0 The President of the Nigeria Youth Congress (NYC), Comrade Blessing Akinlosotu has emerged as the national commandant of the International Police Chaplain Sustainable Development And Law Enforcement, Inc. (Ipcs) in Nigeria.This as the World Chaplain Association Human Rights, WCAHR, in collaboration with International Police Chaplain Sustainable Development and

The Federal Government has approved the appointment of Dr Salisu Umar as the substantive Rector for the Auchi Polytechnic. This announcement came vide a

Daily Post Nigeria Published Suspected Fulani herdsmen militias have invaded Mbakyondu, in Gwer-West Local Government Area of Benue State, killing no fewer that 11 persons, while others were left injured. DAILY POST gathered that the incident occurred at about 4:am on Friday night when the residents were fast asleep. A media aide to the LG Chairman, Mr. Udam Samuel said recovered bodies of the deceased have been deposited in a morgue at Naka, the LG headquarters. According to him, security agen...

Daily Post Nigeria Published Worried by the high rate of rape in Zamfara State, a civil society organization (CSO) known as Human Rights Defender and Advocacy Center is seriously mounting pressure on the State Government to establish a commission that can address the cases of rape in the state. The group also wants the State House of Assembly to equally enact laws that can take proper care of rape cases and the punishments to be meted to rapists, saying that the State Government and the State H...

Chicken market Nigeria’s inflation has risen for the 15th consecutive month to 14.89 per cent in November this year, from 14.23 per cent in October. According to a report released last Tuesday by the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS), there was a spike in food inflation to 18.30 per cent last month from 17.38 per cent in October, while core inflation declined to 11.05 per cent. The NBS attributed the rise in the food index to increases in prices of major food commodities, including potatoes...

Chicken market Nigeria’s inflation has risen for the 15th consecutive month to 14.89 per cent in November this year, from 14.23 per cent in October. According to a report released last Tuesday by the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS), there was a spike in food inflation to 18.30 per cent last month from 17.38 per cent in October, while core inflation declined to 11.05 per cent. The NBS attributed the rise in the food index to increases in prices of major food commodities, including potatoes...