Nasarawa Health Workers Go On Strike After 50 Test Positive For COVID-19
BY MARY KUYE Nasarawa State health workers have proceeded on industrial strike on Saturday when it was apparent that its fifty members have been tested
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CCA Sustains Regional And Bilateral Trade Post-COVID In Africa
Corporate Council on Africa (CCA) hosted the fourth and final day of its inaugural Leaders Forum – a high-level virtual forum to bring together Heads
How Will Family Cope With Their Lost Father
Falayi Obadare, a Forty-five-year-old carpenter, was killed by a mob that labelled him a robber at the Olujoda area of Ado-Ekiti, Ekiti State. His wife,
Uzodimma Says All Will Sorely Miss Ajimobi
Senator Hope Uzodimma, executive Governor of Imo State, has said that the late former Governor of Oyo State, Abiola Ajimobi will be sorely missed by
From July 1 The New Electricity Tariff Will Take Place
From July 1, the new electricity tariff will take place as part of measures aimed at improving its performance level in power supply within its
Manchester First Team To Give Liverpool Guard Of Honour
The Manchester City set to be first team to give Liverpool ‘guard of honour’ after their emphatic Premier League title win… with Jurgen Klopp’s side
Uganda: Update On The COVID-19 Outbreak
The Ministry of Health confirms twelve (12) new COVID-19 cases from 2,113 samples tested on 25,h June, 2020. Two (2) new cases were among 1,413 samples
Corporate Council on Africa Leaders Forum – Day Three – Drivers of Growth in Post COVID Africa
On Thursday, June 25, 2020, Corporate Council on Africa (CCA) hosted day three of its inaugural Leaders Forum – a high level virtual forum that brings
Father Rapes His 13 Year Old Daughter
Adeleye Fayemiwo, a 50-year-old father, has allegedly raped her 13-year-old daughter in Osun State. The incident happened at B50, Agbongbe street, Ibokun Local Government Area on
Kastina Governor Calls Wealthy Katsina Citizens With Scattered Investments Outside The State
On Saturday, Governor Aminu Bello Masari of Katsina State, called in wealthy Katsina citizens with scattered investments outside the state, to repatriate them and return to