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ECOWAS Adopts Renewable Solution To Regional Energy Crisis
The decision by the ECOWAS Parliament’s Joint Committee on Energy and Mines, Infrastructure and Agriculture, Environment and Natural Resources was taken at the end of a week-long delocalised meeting in Dakar, Senegal.
My Bitter Experience With Fraud Star And First Bank, By Yusuf Ozi-Usman
Because I knew for sure that I have never ever compromised my Bank details even with my wife who's the closest to me, in the past over 20 years with the First Bank, I was forced to write to the Bank, demanding the refund of my money within 36 hours. One of the sentences in my letter goes thus: "I therefore wonder how and why the system of the First Bank Nigeria Plc would allow such easy penetration of my account as stated above."
Nigeria Committed To Sustaining Mangrove Ecosystem, Blue Economy – Minister
The Minister who, spoke at a workshop on the final evaluation and closure of the UK PACT-UN Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) project in Abuja, expressed Nigeria’s appreciation for the valuable partnership of the UK government through the project.
Raising New generation Of Green Ambassadors Through Climate Education In Nigeria
Since climate change is fundamentally a human-induced crisis, addressing it requires changes in human behaviour, and behavioural change begins with awareness.
Tinubu Declares State Of Emergency On Security, Says Democracy Without Security Is Not Solid
Announcing the state of emergency on security, the President approved the recruitment of more than 50,000 new police officers and thousands of military recruits.
How Religious, Ethnic Sentiments Fuel Banditry, Kidnapping In Nigeria, By Abdulkarim Abdulmalik
At a time when Nigerians should be standing shoulder to shoulder against insecurity, many are unfortunately turning against one another. Every major security incident...
Modern Security Operations No Longer Based Solely On Military Capability, Firepower, But Media –...
Dr. Duru, who spoke as a Guest Lecture at a Media Workshop organised by the Directorate of Army Public Relations (DAPR), Headquarters Nigerian Army, at the Army War College Nigeria, Asokoro, Abuja, stressed that modern security operations are no longer determined solely by military capability and firepower.
Bandits Storm Kogi College, Kill Vice Principal, 2 Others, Attemp Mass Student Kidnap
Sources said that troops of the Nigerian Army stationed at Suku-Kiri Bunu, a nearby community, swiftly responded to the distress call and arrived in Iluke Bunu, where they foiled what could have been a mass kidnapping of the students and staff.
What Has Changed In Oil Spillage In Niger Delta Between 2004 And 2026? By...
The Niger Delta of 2026 is better informed, more closely monitored and more legally empowered than the Niger Delta of 2004. Yet the region continues to face the difficult task of balancing oil production with environmental protection.
Tinubu’s Reforms Have Thrown 63 Percent Nigerians Into Poverty, Says IMF
In a statement after its annual review of the Nigerian economy, the IMF acknowledged that strong reforms over the past three years have yielded improved macroeconomic outcomes and built resilience but that "conditions for many Nigerians remain difficult."
