PRESIDENT Muhammadu Buhari addressed the 74th United Nations General Assembly (Unga) yesterday declaring that his government is facing the challenge of corruption head-on and will not shy away from going after international collaborators.
PRESIDENTIAL adviser Professor Itse Sagay has dismissed the ongoing campaign of calumny against vice president Professor Yemi Osinbajo as the handiwork of government enemies saying the number two man is an incorruptible man of God who is as clean as a whistle.
PRESIDENT Muhammadu Buhari has promised that his government will plant 25m trees over the next four years as part of an ambitious programme to enhance the country’s carbon sink and combat climate change.
(1) This is Aba. The filthiest and worst planned city in Nigeria. It has grown and expanded without a masterplan, effectively making it Nigeria’s largest ghetto. It ranks alongside the Gaza Strip as a place of human misery
NIGERIA'S Federal Inland Revenue Service (Firs) has threatened to sue former All Progressives Congress (APC) spokesman Timi Frank for libel after he alleged that the agency funded the party's 1029 election campaign to the tune of N90bn ($247.62m).
SUPER Eagles head coach Gernot Rohr has said it will not be possible to invite the Chelsea duo Tammy Abraham and Fikayo Tomori to camp for next month's friendly match against Brazil because there is not enough time to organise Fifa switches for them.
FORMER presidential candidate and social rights campaigner Omoyele Sowore has been granted bail by a federal high court in Abuja which ruled that he should be set free upon the surrendering of his international passport.
PRESIDENT Muhammadu Buhari has paid a courtesy visit to the newly appointed president of the United Nations General Assembly Professor Tijani Bande where he warned him that bears a huge responsibility and carries a heavy weight on his shoulders.
MEMBERS of the UK House of Commons are to resume sitting at 11.30am tomorrow after the country's Supreme Court ruled that the decision by Prime Minister Boris Johnson to suspend Parliament was illegal.
(1) No matter how you look at it, the world’s largest black nation should be seated at this table. At some stage it is inevitable we will be because we live in a changing world. For instance, China is now the world’s second largest economy, so a G-7 meeting without Beijing present is comical. Nigeria’s seat is just waiting for us to occupy it one day
PRESIDENT Muhammadu Buhari addressed the 74th United Nations General Assembly (Unga) yesterday declaring that his government is facing the challenge of corruption head-on and will not shy away from going after international collaborators.
PRESIDENTIAL adviser Professor Itse Sagay has dismissed the ongoing campaign of calumny against vice president Professor Yemi Osinbajo as the handiwork of government enemies saying the number two man is an incorruptible man of God who is as clean as a whistle.
PRESIDENT Muhammadu Buhari has promised that his government will plant 25m trees over the next four years as part of an ambitious programme to enhance the country’s carbon sink and combat climate change.
NIGERIA'S Federal Inland Revenue Service (Firs) has threatened to sue former All Progressives Congress (APC) spokesman Timi Frank for libel after he alleged that the agency funded the party's 1029 election campaign to the tune of N90bn ($247.62m).
SUPER Eagles head coach Gernot Rohr has said it will not be possible to invite the Chelsea duo Tammy Abraham and Fikayo Tomori to camp for next month's friendly match against Brazil because there is not enough time to organise Fifa switches for them.
FORMER presidential candidate and social rights campaigner Omoyele Sowore has been granted bail by a federal high court in Abuja which ruled that he should be set free upon the surrendering of his international passport.
RESIDENT Muhammadu Buhari has paid a courtesy visit to the newly appointed president of the United Nations General Assembly Professor Tijani Bande where he warned him that bears a huge responsibility and carries a heavy weight on his shoulders.
MEMBERS of the UK House of Commons are to resume sitting at 11.30am tomorrow after the country's Supreme Court ruled that the decision by Prime Minister Boris Johnson to suspend Parliament was illegal.
