GOVERNOR Babajide Sanwoolu has suspended the general manager of the Lagos State Building Control Agency (Lasbca) Gbolahan Oki pending the submission of a report into the circumstances surrounding the collapse of a 21-storey building in Ikoyi.

NIGERIAN Army troops have arrested two Indigenous People of Biafra and Eastern Security Network (ESN) ringleaders in Enugu yesterday as part of a major clampdown against the separatists.

SUPER Eagles head coach Gernot Rohr has recalled Odion Ighalo to his squad for the forthcoming World Cup qualifiers against Liberia and Cape Verde taking place later this month despite criticism of what is seen as a retrograde step.

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[1] As from 2022, Nigeria will get all new industrial concerns to generate their own power. Nowhere in the world today are industrial start-ups dependent on the national grid for their power supply and this will become the law in Nigeria

IMO Waste Management Agency (Iswama) has announced plans to create over 5,000 jobs for youths and other citizens when it commences full operations as part of a comprehensive industrial programme.

FORMER Kaduna Central Senatorial District lawmaker Senator Shehu Sani has teased the federal government urging it to categorise bandits terrorising large parts of the northwest as civil servants if it cannot label them terrorists.

Governor Nyesom Wike has given the federal government 48 hours to unveil the invaders of Justice Mary Odili’s Abuja home after she was subjected to a humiliating raid on her house over the weekend.

NIGERIA'S federal government has been accused of marginalising the southeast geo-political zone when it comes to the provision of railway services by the Human Rights Writers Association of Nigeria (Huriwa).

SEVERAL English Premier League clubs have stepped up their interest in Nigerian-born striker Oluwasegun Lawal with a view of signing him up during the January transfer window following his recent exploits for Chippenham Town.

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[1] Population-wise, we are number seven in the world. Nigeria should thus become the seventh largest foreign direct investment (FDI) destination by 2030

[2] Every automobile manufacturer must be compelled to open at least one assembly plant in Africa by 2025

[3] Any pharmaceutical giant supplying a Covid-19 vaccine must by law open a manufacturing plant in Africa before the end of 2021 to supply the continent