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Passengers storm train stations, inter-state luxury buses cut fares - Vimarsana News

Passengers storm train stations, inter-state luxury buses cut fares

Our correspondents, who were at the Mobolaji Johnson, Lagos, and Abuja stations, confirmed that a train, designed to accommodate 648 passengers, recorded a surplus leading to some individuals standing without seats.

Nigerian Govt lists Tinubu's achievements in 2023 [Full Speech] - Vimarsana News

Nigerian Govt lists Tinubu's achievements in 2023 [Full Speech]

Excerpts of a speech by the Minister of Information and National Orientation, Mohammed Idris, at the 2023 end of year World Press Conference in Abuja on

Nigerian Govt lists Tinubu's achievements in 2023 [Full Speech] - Vimarsana News

Nigerian Govt lists Tinubu's achievements in 2023 [Full Speech]

Excerpts of a speech by the Minister of Information and National Orientation, Mohammed Idris, at the 2023 end of year World Press

US travel advisory, capable of creating panic, affecting economy — FG – Opinion Nigeria - Vimarsana News

US travel advisory, capable of creating panic, affecting economy — FG – Opinion Nigeria

On National Orientation, he said the Federal Ministry of Information and National Orientation was working on implementing a sustained mass reorientation campaign aimed to foster unity, patriotism, and the promotion of positive cultural values among Nigerians.

US advisory to citizens can create panic, affect economy – FG - Vimarsana News

US advisory to citizens can create panic, affect economy – FG

The federal government has condemned the recent travel advisory by the United States of America to its citizens in Nigeria saying such advisory could cause needless panic and have adverse economic impacts. The US had, on November 3, warned its citizens in Nigeria of “elevated threats” to major hotels in the “larger cities” of Nigeria.…