Edo trains 40 facilitators on fadama implementation
Edo state Coordinator of Fadama III, Mrs Judith Momodu, said more than 40 facilitators were trained on project implementation in the southern part of the state.
News from the states and all the six (6) geo-political zones of Nigeria.
Abia govt pledges affordable accommodation for civil servants
The Abia Deputy Governor, Chief Emeka Ananaba, on Friday said the government was committed to providing affordable accommodation for civil servants.
Katsina Spotlight FC receives N73m for its campaign
Katsina Spotlight FC has received N73 million for the prosecution of its campaign in the Nigeria Professional Football League this season
Technical education Board accredits Kano agricultural college
Nigeria - National Board for Technical Education (NBTE), Kaduna, has accredited seven programmes of the Federal College of Agricultural Produce Technology (FCAPT), Kano
TOSSE 2013, Lagos
The Total School Support Seminar & Exhibition (TOSSE) 2013 will hold at the Ten degrees Event Centre, Billing way, Ikeja, Lagos on Thursday 6th and Friday 7th of June, 2013 from 10.00am.
Nigerian Oil & Gas workers kidnapped in Bayelsa-State
Nine Oil workers attached to the Nigerian Oil Servicing Companies of the Octopus Clan Nigerian Limited and the Deck Oil Services were yesterday kidnapped by gunmen suspected to be renegade militants along the Ilebiri Creek in the Southern Ijawarea of Bayelsa State.
Lagos: 12,000 Pupils Seek Admission Into JSS 1
No fewer than 120,000 pupils from public and private primary schools on Saturday sat for placement examination into JSS 1 in Lagos State.
Kaduna Residents Besiege PHCN Offices Over `Crazy Bills’
Many electricity consumers in the Kaduna metropolis on Friday besieged offices of the Power Holding Company of Nigeria (PHCN) over what they described as crazy bills sent to them.
Kogi Council Polls, Wada Warns Mischief Makers
Ahead the May 4, 2013 council polls, the Kogi State Governor Captain Idris Wada, has warned trouble makers to have a rethink, saying the law enforcement agents are properly equipped to handle any ugly situation. Wada who g...
2 Herdsmen Killed, 226 Cows Rustled In Plateau Villages
At least two Fulani herdsmen have been allegedly killed, while 226 cows were said to have either been rustled or killed around the villages of Rangyal, Sabon Gidan Kanar, Vom, Gero, Gyal, Rim and Joil communities of Jos South and Riyom local gove...
Gunmen kill two Policemen in Kaduna
There was a palpable tension, yesterday, in Kaduna, following the killing of two policemen by unknown gunmen in Tudun Wada area of Kaduna metropolis. The gunmen had, Tuesday night, opened fire on the police patrol team along Musawa Road, killing two an...
Nasarawa State University to reopen on April 29
The Nasarawa State University, Keffi, which was closed down on Feb. 26, will reopen for normal academic activities on Monday, April 29.
Ogun PDP gives Anenih conditions for peace to return to the party
The Youth's Forum of the Ogun State chapter of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) said the only way absolute peace could return to the party is to review all actions taken by the embattled National Chairman of the PDP, Alhaji Bamanga Tukur...
Akpabio Condoles With Ekiti On Deputy Gov’s Death
The Akwa Ibom State Governor, Chief Godswill Akpabio has condoled with the Government and people of Ekiti State on the death of the Deputy Governor of the State, Mrs Funmilayo Olayinka. Governor Akpabio described the late deputy governor as one of the ...
Kano Saves N5bn From Overhead Spending Cuts
Kano State government policy of cutting overhead cost in ministries, departments, agencies and political offices has saved the state over N5 billion annually, Governor Rabiu Kwankwaso has said.