Following the hardships and other resultant impacts of the 2022 ravaging floods across the Niger Delta, especially in Ijaw land, the parent socio-cultural group of the Ijaw ethnic nationality, the Ijaw National Congress(INC), has said plans were underway for it to institute a legal action against the federal government over what it described as the former's negligence and failure to build the Dasin Hausa dam in Adamawa state to checkmate the flooding in Nigeria.

The Management of Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka, Anambra State, has called for increased support of Alumni to achieve the vision of making the university the best in the country.

In Nigeria, millions of people across 35 states have been affected by the flooding, causing …

UN-OCHA was prepared to support in the areas of assessment, information management, resource mobilisation and …

Kusherki Community in Rafi Local Government Area of Niger State, has  cried out to the State government to as a matter of urgency come to their aid and rescue their children 21 days after being abducted by bandits from their farms in Kusherki village.

The National Co-ordinator of Independent Shareholders Association of Nigeria(ISAN),Dr Anthony Omojola has said that Nigeria needs to embark on needed legal reforms if it plans to build a greater economy for her future.

President Muhammadu Buhari has congratulated the Board, Management, and Staff of First Bank of Nigeria Limited (FirstBank) for cross-border services through FBNBank UK in the United Kingdom for 40 years, sharing almost 130 years of banking experience

Traditional rulers of Bayelsa state have continued to count loses the state and its citizens have incured in the cause of the ravaging floods across the state.

The Nigerian Federal Public Institutions have been encouraged to ensure that they include provisions for warranty, downtime and after-sale support in their Service Level Agreements, (SLAs) in order to reduce cost incurred by government in the procurement of Information Technology products and service.

The National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA), has donated grains to vulnerable persons and additional relief materials to flood victims in Niger state.