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By Prisca Sam-Duru, Abuja The U.S. Embassy in Abuja has signed a three-year Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Ilorin Innovation Hub, marking the Embassy’s first public-private partnership outside its American Spaces Network. In a statement made Thursday, April 23, ...
By Esther Onyegbula In a bid to tackle the growing incidence of sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV) and femicide in Nigeria, the DOHS Cares for Vulnerable Women and Children Foundation (DOHS) has entered into a strategic partnership with TSM House Agency to deploy technology-...
By Esther Onyegbula Nigeria-American fast-rising music act, Chinedu James Udom, popularly known as CJBLAYZ, has released four new singles in a bold move to cement his presence on the global music scene. The singles, Fear No Evil, Cfireburn, Better Future, and Energy 2, signal wha...
The National Sports Commission will hold open trials in the UK for Nigerian diaspora athletes to identify talent and integrate them into national teams.
The NFF has directed all states to conclude their Fed Cup state finals this weekend, warning of sanctions for any state associations that fail to comply.
Regent Microfinance Bank relocates its Abuja HQ to expand financial services, enhance customer experience, and boost digital and in-branch banking.
Farooq Oreagba, a fanatical Tottenham Hotspur supporter, reveals how the resilience learned from supporting his team prepared him to battle cancer.
Bayelsa and Bauchi states emerged champions at the second National School Volleyball Championships held in Lagos, showcasing top grassroots talent.
Nigeria’s Maktown Flyers make their Basketball Africa League (BAL) debut against Ivory Coast’s JCA Kings. Discover their journey and key players to watch.
An angry mob sets ablaze three men suspected of killing Ponzhi Kwallak, a traditional ruler in Plateau State, after they were caught with his stolen items.
EFCC alleged that the Cameroonian was part of a transnational network that allegedly targets bank customers through fraudulent ATM card transactions. The post EFCC arrests Cameroonian over alleged N1.5bn Bank fraud in Lagos appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
Trial judge Emeka Nwite ruled that Mr Bello's defence lawyer's objection lacked merit and ordered proceedings to continue. The post Court hears more evidence on cash-dollar deals in Yahaya Bello’s trial appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
The guild described the move as dangerous and injurious to journalism, warning that it could undermine press freedom and editorial independence The post Editors fault NBC over threat to sanction broadcasters appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
The government approved a 100 per cent DTA for federal workers attending approved training programmes, regardless of location, and introduced a new exit benefit scheme for retiring civil servants under the Contributory Pension Scheme. The post Nigerian govt increases workers’ a...
The lawyer argued that many of the said individuals are reasonably suspected to have participated in acts constituting terrorism, murder, kidnapping and other grave offences under Nigerian law. The post Lawyer sues Nigerian govt, army over ex-Boko Haram fighters reintegration pro...
The police filed 13 counts against Ms Ohiri for cyberstalking and defamation of Mr Umahi. The post Debt Dispute: Court to arraign Umahi’s accuser, Ohiri, for cyberstalking appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
The swearing-in ceremony, held at the Banquet Hall of Lagos House, Ikeja, is part of efforts by the administration to strengthen the state’s public service and improve governance across key sectors. The post Sanwo-Olu swears in seven permanent secretaries, inaugurates Health Se...
Artemether-lumefantrine is the first antimalarial formulation designed specifically for the youngest victims of the mosquito-borne disease. The post WHO Approves First Malaria Treatment For Infants appeared first on Channels Television.
Wahab, however, disclosed that there are exceptions for some situations, including emergencies, scheduled flights, and the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination. The post No Court Pronouncement Has Invalidated Lagos Monthly Sanitation — Environment Commissioner appeared fi...
The probe into Powell, whose term helming the Fed expires May 15, looked likely to hold up the Senate's confirmation of Trump's pick for a new chairman, Kevin Warsh. The post Justice Department Ends Criminal Probe Into US Fed Chair Powell appeared first on Channels Television.
The court-martial of 36 officers accused of plotting a coup has commenced in Abuja under strict security measures. Journalists have been barred from the proceedings, raising concerns about transparency.
The Defence Headquarters has initiated a court martial for 36 officers accused of plotting a coup against President Tinubu. This marks one of the largest military trials in recent history.
A Lagos woman, Mrs. Ogundare, was kidnapped from her home by armed assailants. The kidnappers are demanding a ransom of $60 million.
An Abuja court has adjourned the trial of Nasir El-Rufai regarding the NSA phone tapping case to May for expedited hearings. The court also ordered his remand while considering his bail request.
The DSS has arraigned El-Rufai on charges of allegedly tapping NSA Ribadu's phone conversations. This case involves serious accusations of unauthorized access to sensitive security communications.
President Tinubu has declined the Senate's request for automatic return tickets for lawmakers, supporting the governors' authority instead. This decision was made during a strategic meeting at the Presidential Villa in Abuja.
Four suspects in the Angwan Rukuba killings have been arraigned in a Plateau High Court under heavy security. The event has drawn significant public interest and a strong security presence.
Gunmen have kidnapped Mrs. Olanike Ogundare from her Lagos home, overpowering the guard in the process. They are demanding a ransom of N60 million for her release.
Nigeria's Power Minister, Adebayo Adelabu, has resigned to pursue his ambition for the Oyo governorship. This decision follows his recent public denial of such intentions.
The Chairman of the Code of Conduct Tribunal is under scrutiny for allegedly employing his wife and other relatives while also hiring a finance director currently under EFCC investigation. This revelation raises concerns about nepotism and transparency in public office.