Members Of RCCG Jesus House Parish Abuja During The 2022 Arise Walk For Life Road Show In Abuja
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Flooding In Nigeria Increases Risks Of Disease Outbreaks – WaterAid
Nigeria has been hit by devastating flooding over the past weeks, which reportedly claimed the …
Read More »Man Utd Defeat Tottenham 2-0
Manchester United dealt a blow to Tottenham’s Premier League title aspirations with a dominant 2-0 win at Old Trafford on Wednesday.
Read More »FG Reverses 10% Unilateral Upward Tariff Adjustment By Network Service Providers
The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) said it's attention has been drawn to media reports of unilateral implementation of the recently approved 10 per cent upward tariff adjustments for some voice and data services by the service providers, on their networks.
Read More »Fidelity Bank Redeems $400m Eurobond Notes
Fidelity Bank plc has announced the redemption of the $400,000,000.00 Eurobond Notes due October 17, 2022.
Read More »Obajana: Kogi Institutes Legal Action Against Dangote Group
The Kogi State Government has dragged Dangote Industries Limited to a Kogi State High Court, sitting in Lokoja over the controversial ownership of Obajana Cement Company, now Dangote Cement Plc.
Read More »Union Bank And MobiHealth International Announce Partnership
Union Bank of Nigeria “Union Bank” has announced the first banking partnership with globally recognised telehealth services company Mobihealth International “Mobihealth” during a signing ceremony held at the United States Embassy in Abuja today.
Read More »N1.5 Billion Debt:Court Orders AMCON To Take Over Properties Of Lagos Company SAMOL
Justice Akintayo Aluko of the Federal high court sitting in Lagos has granted an order directing Assets Management Corporation of Nigeria, AMCON to take over the assets of a Lagos company, SAMOL Limited.
Read More »GOC Task Troops To Flush Out Criminal Elements In Lagos
The General Officer Commanding (GOC), 81 Division, Nigerian Army, Maj Gen Obinna Ajunwa has mandated troops of the Division to flush out criminal gangs and secure Lagos State and its environs
Read More »US Fines Lafarge $778m For Supporting Terror Groups
French cement giant Lafarge SA will pay a $778 million fine after pleading guilty to providing material support to Islamic State and other terror groups during the Syrian civil war, the US Justice Department said on Tuesday.
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