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"Don't Make Unfair Profit Because Of Economic situation" – Tinubu Tells Nigerians – Igbere TV - Vimarsana News

"Don't Make Unfair Profit Because Of Economic situation" – Tinubu Tells Nigerians – Igbere TV

By Cedar Chris The Nigerian President , Bola Ahmed Tinubu has urged Nigeriens to to take advantage of the Economic situation and exploit the Country for abnormal profit making . Following the re

"Unconstitutional Government Cannot Approach Us For Justice" – ECOWAS Blows Hot  – Igbere TV - Vimarsana News

"Unconstitutional Government Cannot Approach Us For Justice" – ECOWAS Blows Hot  – Igbere TV

By Cedar Chris The court of the Economic Community of west African state (ECOWAS ) siting in Abuja, the Nigeria Headquarters on Thursday December 8th ,2023 threw out the suit by the Niger Republic

Insecurity In Cross River :  Obanliku Decries Attack - Vimarsana News

Insecurity In Cross River :  Obanliku Decries Attack

By Cedar Chris Hon. Peter Akpanke who is the member of the House of Representatives Decries Attack On Obanliku Community, tasks FG, Security Agencies, Others On Immediate Intervention. Hon Akpa

UN Reacts To Kaduna Bombing, Sends Message To Nigerian Army - Vimarsana News

UN Reacts To Kaduna Bombing, Sends Message To Nigerian Army

By Cedar Chris. The Nigerian military has been advised by the United Nations to reevaluate its rules of engagement in order to prevent a repeat of that attack that killed multiple civilians in kudu

Calabar Port Returns To Life As Cargo Vessel Berths With 204 Heavy-duty Trucks - Vimarsana News

Calabar Port Returns To Life As Cargo Vessel Berths With 204 Heavy-duty Trucks

By Cedar Chris A general cargo vessel has berthed in the Calabar Port with 204 heavy-duty trucks, 22 cubic meters of mostly pipes and other containers. Speaking after the arrival of the vessel o