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Peter Obi emphasizes that June 12 is a crucial symbol of Nigeria's democracy, reflecting both its painful past and the resilience of its citizens. He shared these thoughts in a post on his Facebook page.
A protest against insecurity led by Femi Falana is set for June 12, coinciding with Democracy Day. The demonstration faces a counter-rally in Lagos, highlighting rising tensions around security issues in Nigeria.
As Nigeria reflects on the annulled June 12, 1993 election, Jibrin Ibrahim emphasizes the historical significance of the event. He notes that for many Nigerians today, this moment in history feels distant and less impactful.
…A response to an unsigned commentary on Nigeria’s capital inflows INTRODUCTION The unsigned commentary under review presents itself as a read more Hot money or the first stage of recovering confidence?
A journalist covering crime in Mexico was fatally shot in Veracruz, a region known for its high risk to reporters due to drug violence. This incident highlights the dangers faced by journalists in conflict zones.
Access Holdings plans to resume dividend payments after facing regulatory constraints, not profitability issues. Chairman Aigboje Aig-Imoukhuede shared this update at the annual general meeting in Lagos.
Five men have been sentenced to 25 years in prison for supplying arms to affiliates of Boko Haram. The court found that the weapons were intended for a known member of the group in Niger State.
Senator Adamu Aliero, former Kebbi State governor, described the statement as “reckless” and argued that it could damage Nigeria’s investment image internationally, noting that “The NNPC is the cash cow of this country. Such reckless statements could damage Nigeria’s in...
In the lead-up to the Ogun 2027 elections, voters are focusing on candidates' capabilities rather than traditional identity politics. Yayi is emerging as a significant contender due to his competence and economic vision.
Tim Clark, the longtime president of Dubai-based mega airline Emirates, says the carrier will start offering incentives to lure back read more Emirates to offer passengers incentives to fly through Middle East as first class sits half empty
A talented crop of US players led by Christian Pulisic need to prove themselves against the world's best, while dealing with the pressures of playing in front of their own fans. The post USA To Play First World Cup Finals Game On Home Soil Since 1994 appeared first on Channels Te...
NANS and the Take It Back Movement are in conflict over the disruption of protests related to the recent abduction of schoolchildren and teachers in Oyo. This disagreement highlights differing approaches to addressing security concerns in the region.
A list of the ten largest football transfer bids that were turned down has been released, featuring notable players like Mbappe, Messi, and Salah. The reasons behind these rejections highlight the complexities of football transfers.
Civil society groups held a protest in Osun to highlight the growing insecurity in Nigeria. Comrade Kola Ibrahim emphasized the need for urgent action to address these concerns.
The Adamawa State Police Command has arrested two suspects, Abdulhamid Salihu and Bello Yahaya, linked to armed robbery in Mubi. Investigations are currently ongoing to uncover more details.
President Tinubu emphasizes that the breakdown of grassroots governance is a significant factor in Nigeria's insecurity. He advocates for effective local administration as a crucial solution to this issue.
President Tinubu has urged Nigerian youths to remain in the country and contribute to its development. He emphasized initiatives aimed at expanding opportunities to combat the trend of emigration.
NAFDAC warns that heatwaves can reduce the effectiveness of medications, potentially leading to treatment failures. The agency advises on how to protect drugs from heat exposure.
A significant fire has destroyed many shops and offices in a Kano market. Investigations are underway to determine the cause and improve safety measures.
The enforcement exercise, which follows a directive from the Inspector-General of Police, is aimed at preventing criminals from exploiting vehicle anonymity to perpetrate crimes and evade detection. The post Insecurity: Ogun Police crack down on vehicles with concealed, fake numb...
Few African corporate titans have managed to anchor themselves as firmly in the local financial ecosystem while simultaneously projecting their read more From Lagos to New York: Inside Segun Agbaje’s N8.5bn multi-currency stock portfolio
President Bola Tinubu has said that Nigeria’s democratic journey has endured decades of trials, stressing that despite challenges, Nigerians have consistently shown resilience and an unbreakable spirit. The post June 12: Nigerians bend, bleed but do not break – Tinubu app...
The protesters gathered at the Ikeja Underbridge area of Lagos as part of activities marking Nigeria's Democracy Day, carrying placards with inscriptions demanding urgent action to tackle insecurity, kidnapping and the country's worsening economic crisis.
By Vincent Ujumadu AWKA — Anambra State Governor, Professor Chukwuma Soludo, has inaugurated the eighth governing council of the Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu University (COOU), appointing Professor Peter Onwualu as Pro-Chancellor and chairman of the council. Other members of the...
The synergy expects to improve digital literacy and create a cohesive roadmap for regional digital transformation. The post NITDA enters pact with DAWN Commission to accelerate digital literacy in Southwest appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
South Korea face co-hosts Mexico, who beat South Africa 2-0 in the tournament's opening Group A game earlier Thursday, on June 18. The post South Korea Beat Czech Republic To Make Strong World Cup Start appeared first on Channels Television.
This protest comes amid the recent coordinated mass abductions that occurred in Oyo and Borno states within hours of each other, as well as hardship. The post EndBadGovernance Protest Holds In Lagos As Demonstrators Demand Action On Hardship, Insecurity appeared first on Channels...
Barely 24 hours after the Aviation Ground Handlers Association of Nigeria (AGHAN), imposed handling suspension on Max Air over unpaid read more Ground handlers restore Max Air services after “substantial” part-payment
The protesters, who marched through the Oyo State capital, Ibadan, were seen in large numbers carrying placards with various inscriptions condemning government inaction and demanding urgent intervention over the security situation in the state and across the country.
President Bola Tinubu says the collapse of grassroots governance contributed significantly to Nigeria’s insecurity, stressing that effective local government administration remains critical to national development. Tinubu stated this on Friday in his Democracy Day address...