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Edo State Governor, Monday Okpebholo, has appointed Terry Igiebor as the Chairman of the Edo Ecological Funding and Management Commission. This move aims to enhance environmental efforts in the state.
Former Kaduna State Governor Nasir El-Rufai plans to file a no-case submission in his wiretapping trial. This follows the conclusion of the Department of State Services' investigation into the matter.
Hakeem Baba-Ahmed, the National Chairman of the PRP, has rejected claims that the party sold 69 nomination forms to Rabiu Kwankwaso, labeling the report as 'complete fiction.' This statement aims to clarify the party's position amidst circulating rumors.
Kwara APC governorship aspirants have expressed their discontent over the potential involvement of royal fathers in political endorsements. They have urged President Tinubu to keep traditional leaders out of state politics to maintain neutrality.
FIDH and OMCT have expressed serious concerns regarding the harassment faced by SERAP. They are calling for enhanced protection for human rights defenders in Nigeria.
ActionAid has criticized the IMF for its policies that are exacerbating Nigeria's debt crisis. The organization argues that these policies are diverting crucial funds from essential services such as healthcare and education.
Three suspects have been arrested by the Bauchi State Police for their involvement in a murder and armed robbery case. The arrests took place in Gwaram Town, Alkaleri LGA.
The chairman of the Taraba State Environmental and Sanitation Agency has defended the decision to reduce the monthly allowance for street sweepers from N15,000 to N10,000. This move has sparked discussions about the impact on workers' livelihoods.
The online platform, designed to allow prospective voters to begin the CVR process remotely before completing biometric capture at designated INEC offices, has for weeks failed to provide appointment slots in several parts of Abuja, according to affected residents. The post Abuja...
Gas marketers are calling on the Nigerian government to take decisive action regarding cooking gas issues instead of just holding discussions. This plea follows a recent emergency engagement involving key security and economic agencies.
The military said the victims were rescued from Kangarwa village in the Lake Chad region following sustained ground and air offensives against insurgent enclaves. The post Troops rescue 47 Boko Haram captives in Borno appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
The Kebbi State Police Command said the violence followed a dispute over alleged destruction of farmland by cattle. The post Eight killed in Kebbi farmer-herder clash appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
Heineken has appointed Rafael Oliveira as its new CEO, pending shareholder approval. This change follows the resignation of Dolf van den Brink after a period of mixed performance and declining beer sales.
Vice-President Kashim Shettima and governors celebrated the 70th birthday of the Emir of Lafia, Justice Sidi, highlighting his contributions to unity. The event showcased the importance of leadership in fostering community cohesion.
The defence subsequently sought two weeks to file the application. The post Alleged Wiretapping: El-Rufai To File No-Case Submission As DSS Closes Case appeared first on Channels Television.
The Democratic Republic of Congo is facing a severe Ebola outbreak with over 1,000 confirmed cases. The situation has escalated to a third displacement camp, tragically resulting in the death of an 18-month-old girl.
The project will see the distribution of 24,302 food baskets, each weighing about 60 kilogrammes and containing essential food items The post Saudi Arabia, NEMA launch $1.5 million food aid scheme for Nigerians appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
The Ondo State High Court has ordered the state government to pay N25 million in damages to a mother for her child's disappearance from a state-owned orphanage. This ruling highlights the accountability of government institutions in safeguarding vulnerable children.
Kano State Government has closed two private health training institutions for not adhering to regulatory standards. This move aims to ensure quality in healthcare education in the state.
UK schools are closing early due to a record-breaking heatwave, with temperatures anticipated to hit 40°C. This situation highlights the severe impacts of extreme weather conditions.
Rivers State Commissioner of Police, Olugbenga Adepoju, has ordered the dismantling of unauthorized police roadblocks. This move aims to curb extortion on highways and improve safety for motorists.
Six teams, including co-hosts Mexico and the USA, have advanced to the World Cup Round of 32. Meanwhile, four teams have been eliminated from the tournament.
Ogun State partners with the Nigerian Economic Society (NES) to train public servants in data analysis, policy, and planning for improved governance and ec
Heineken appoints Rafael Oliveira as its new CEO, succeeding Dolf van den Brink. Learn how the former JDE Peet’s executive plans to boost Heineken’s growth
Thirty witnesses are prepared to testify against individuals accused of plotting a coup in Nigeria. The charges include treason and terrorism financing, highlighting serious legal implications for the defendants.
INEC had scheduled the Saturday's by-election for Enugu North District following the death of Okey Ezea, the senator representing the district in the red chamber. The post NDC candidate rejects Enugu North bye-election result appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
Europe is facing a prolonged heatwave that has led to the cancellation of outdoor events and transport disruptions. Concerns are rising about the impact of climate change on vulnerable populations.
Nigeria’s gross gas production has risen to 7.63 billion standard cubic feet per day from about 6.83 billion standard cubic feet per day in 2023, the presidency has said. The post Nigeria records rise in gas output appeared first on Vanguard News.
A terrorist attack on Isanlu Road in Kogi has led to the deaths of two individuals and the abduction of five others. The gunmen have taken the victims to an unknown location.
Nigeria, Libya, and Algeria are projected to waste over 25 billion cubic meters of gas by 2025. This increase in gas flaring highlights ongoing environmental and economic challenges in these countries.