By Emmanuel Kwada Hon. Imaan Suleiman Ibrahim, the Minister of Women’s Affairs and Social Development, has expressed her heartfelt congratulations to Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala on her unopposed election as the Director-General of the World Trade Organization (WTO). In a press statement issued on Monday, the Minister celebrated Dr. Okonjo-Iweala’s historic achievement, marking her as the

By Samaila Emmanuel Bzugu In a decisive move to protect public health, the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) has executed a significant operation targeting counterfeit and adulterated wines and spirits in Nasarawa State, resulting in the seizure of products valued at over ₦41.2 million. The raid took place in wine

Northern Business Professionals have backed the proposed tax reform bills on grounds that the gains far outweighs the disadvantages and guarantee business development. According to group , the tax reform bills are long awaited as they will help to stimulate the economy and establish a streamlined tax administration system; free multiple taxation and reshape Nigeria’s

Singles Day, celebrated on November 11 each year, is a day to embrace the joys of single life, focus on self-care, and celebrate who you are.  Originally from China, this holiday has grown into the world’s biggest shopping event, but it’s also a fantastic reminder that being single is worth celebrating.  Here’s a guide to

The University of Edinburgh is offering multiple fully funded PhD positions for the academic year 2025 across various research fields. These positions are open to candidates with a Master’s degree who are keen on conducting advanced research in areas such as robotics, environmental science, artificial intelligence, and many more. Interested applicants can apply through the

Afrobeats is taking the world by storm! This genre, which fuses African rhythms with modern sounds like pop, hip-hop, and R&B, has captured the hearts of listeners everywhere.  At its core, Afrobeats celebrates African culture, but its appeal stretches across continents. Nigerian artists are leading the way, creating music that resonates far beyond Africa. Here’s

This week’s spotlight is on Mr. Aderemi Makanjuola, a Nigerian millionaire who transitioned from a successful career in banking to the Oil and Gas sector.  He earned a Bachelor’s degree from the University of Leicester and a Master’s degree from the University of Manchester, both located in the UK. Before founding Caverton, he was the

Pedro Neto’s second-half strike earned Chelsea a 1-1 draw against Arsenal, cancelling Gabriel Martinelli’s early goal in a high-energy clash at Stamford Bridge. The result leaves both teams nine points behind Premier League leaders Liverpool. Chelsea, bolstered by the return of England international Cole Palmer, saw the midfielder jump into the action with an ambitious

Rivers State Governor, Siminalayi Fubara, recently addressed the state’s unfolding political crisis, describing it as divinely orchestrated to propel the state towards a transformative “new era” of political emancipation, economic growth, and broader development. Governor Fubara made this proclamation on Sunday during a special Thanksgiving Service held in honour of His Royal Majesty, Eze Chike

Balmoral Group, through its sports entertainment arm Game Rush and in collaboration with the Nigerian Boxing Board of Control (NBBofC), recently held a rigorous training program for Nigerian boxing referees and judges. The four-day course, led by renowned Ghanaian official Roger Barnor, gathered participants from across Nigeria at the Brai Ayonote Boxing Complex, where they

Tottenham Hotspur manager Ange Postecoglou has taken responsibility for the team’s inconsistent start to the season. Despite flashes of promise, Spurs have struggled to maintain momentum, with their recent 2-1 League Cup defeat to Ipswich Town underlining ongoing issues. Postecoglou admitted that recent performances have fallen short of expectations, and he emphasized the need to

Examiners engaged by the National Examinations Council (NECO) to grade the 2024 student examination papers have issued a stern warning, threatening a nationwide protest over the delayed payment of their entitlements. Following months of waiting without compensation, the examiners are mobilising colleagues across Nigeria, citing frustration with what they describe as “negligence and disregard” by