Lawal presides over 58th State Executive Council meeting
Governor Dauda Lawal has presided over 58 sessions of the Zamfara State Executive Council meetings since taking office in 2023. On Monday, the governor presided over the 58th session of…
Zamfara ranks best in North-West in healthcare
Zamfara State has emerged as the best-performing state in the North West Primary Health Care Leadership Challenge. Zamfara was announced the winner of the PHC Leadership Challenge during an award…
Governor Lawal launches €5.1 million European Union peace project
Governor Dauda Lawal launched a €5.1 million European Union-funded project aimed at strengthening peace, stability, and resilience in conflict-affected communities in Zamfara. The governor launched the Conflict Prevention, Crisis Response,…
NCAA directs airlines to provide fare filings amid rising passenger complaints
By Nnasom David The Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority, NCAA, has ordered domestic airlines to submit their fare filings to the Directorate of Air Transport Regulation. Specifically, the authority warned that…
Elon Musk becomes world’s first richest man to cross $600bn
By Progress Godfrey The Chief Executive Officer of Tesla, Elon Musk, has broken global wealth records, emerging the first person in history with a net worth of $638 billion, according…
Tenancy Bill: Lagos govt proposes jail term for landlords’ harassment
By Olasunkanmi Akoni LAGOS — THE Lagos State government, yesterday, disclosed that it is taking steps to end illegal evictions of tenants, landlord harassment and arbitrary rent hikes with a…
Duke, Ogunbiyi, media titans grace Sam Amuka’s art exhibition
By Prisca Sam-Duru & Onyeka Ezike LAGOS— FORMER Governor of Cross River State, Mr Donald Duke; Nigerian Guild of Editors, NGE, President and Vanguard Newspaper Editor, Eze Anaba; Pioneer Editor…
Emergency Rule: PDP, ADC differ with AGF over S/Court ruling
By Ikechukwu Nnochiri & Luminous Jannamike LEADING opposition parties, the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, and the African Democratic Congress, ADC, yesterday, differed with the Attorney General of the Federation and…
Debunking the climate change excuse for terrorism
The narrative framing killings by Fulani herdsmen and terrorists in Nigeria’s Middle Belt as mere “herder-farmer clashes” driven by climate change is a dangerous distortion that excuses mass murder. This…
Assessing the relevance of traditional rulers (3), by Eric Teniola
From last week continues the narrative on the emergence of Dr Moses Majekodunmi as administrator of Western Nigeria following the declaration of emergency rule. It also highlights the emergence and…