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Peter Obi As Soyinka's Notelette -By Emeka Obasi - Vimarsana News

Peter Obi As Soyinka's Notelette -By Emeka Obasi

This same Soyinka who stormed a radio station in 1965 with a pistol, to protest electoral irregularities has not raised his voice against the confusion created by the Independent National Electoral Commission, in 2023.

NLNG Drives Carbon Footprint With BGT AKTORAS Vessel Acquisition - Vimarsana News

NLNG Drives Carbon Footprint With BGT AKTORAS Vessel Acquisition

The Bonny Gas Transport Limited (BGT), a subsidiary of Nigeria LNG Limited (NLNG), has chartered a newbuild vessel, AKTORAS, in a strategic move to diversify

Remi Tinubu recieves first Nigerian female graduate of British military academy - Vimarsana News

Remi Tinubu recieves first Nigerian female graduate of British military academy

The first lady, who noted the sterling performances of 24-year-old Oluchi Owowoh, a second lieutenant, said the officer is a good example of the great feats Nigerian youth can achieve.

Abacha Loot: Federal Gov't Urges US To Repatriate More Stolen Funds - Vimarsana News

Abacha Loot: Federal Gov't Urges US To Repatriate More Stolen Funds

The Federal Government has called on the United States Government to return more Nigerian funds looted by public officials and stashed in banks in the country.

Nigeria : Seven-strong ministerial delegation accompanying Tinubu to Netherlands - Vimarsana News

Nigeria : Seven-strong ministerial delegation accompanying Tinubu to Netherlands

The Nigerian Head of State is making a trip of several days to the Netherlands at the invitation of the Dutch Prime Minister, Mark Rutte. He will be accompanied by a delegation of seven ministers.