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Kogi Lawmaker Suggests Hausa Translation for Tinubu’s Tax Reform Bill Amid Northern Opposition

Kogi Lawmaker Suggests Hausa Translation for Tinubu's Tax Reform Bill Amid Northern Opposition

Despite stiff opposition, Honourable Abejide Leke has stated that the north will benefit from President Tinubu’s new Tax Reform BillIn an interview on Wednesday, Leke stated that the opposition against the bill from the northern region is politically motivated and it is an attempt to influence public opinion ahead of the 2027 electionsThe Kogi lawmaker … Read more

Obasanjo Reacts To Emergence Of Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah As First Female President Of Namibia

Obasanjo Reacts To Emergence Of Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah As First Female President Of Namibia

Former Nigerian President, Olusegun Obasanjo, has described the emergence of  Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah as the new and first female president of Namibia as a demonstration of the voice of the people. According to Obasanjo, the good people of Namibia have spoken through their votes, leading to the emergence of Nandi-Ndaitwah. The former Nigerian leader said he … Read more

Hybrid Group Graduates 15 HSE Trainees

Hybrid Group Graduates 15 HSE Trainees

The Hybrid Group, an Health, Safety and Environment (HSE) company has graduated 15 Nigerian youths under the Dapo Omolade Empowerment (DOME) Initiative. The 15 young Nigerians were selected from nine states across Nigeria through a very rigorous process with hundreds of applications from all over the country. The founder, Engr. Dapo Omolade, said the DOME … Read more

Powell ‘not concerned’ US Fed would lose independence under Trump

Powell 'not concerned' US Fed would lose independence under Trump

On Wednesday, Powell also shrugged off a suggestion by Trump’s Treasury secretary nominee Scott Bessent of choosing a shadow Fed chair that could dilute his influence. Photo: ANDREW CABALLERO-REYNOLDS / AFPSource: AFP Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said Wednesday that he was “not concerned” the US central bank would lose its independence, despite President-elect Donald … Read more

FG Declares Special Train Service For Nigerians

Yuletide: FG Declares Special Train Service For Nigerians

The federal government has approved a special end-of-the-year train service for Nigerians in commemoration of the Christmas and New Year festivities. The Nigerian Railway Corporation (NRC) made the announcement in a statement on Wednesday by its Deputy Director, Public Relations, Yakub Mahmood. The statement disclosed that the directive was given by the federal government through … Read more

Senate Passes Investments, Securities Bill For Third Reading

Senate Passes Investments, Securities Bill For Third Reading

The Senate on Wednesday passed the Investments and Securities (Repeal and Enactment) Bill 2024 for third reading.   The passage of the bill followed the consideration and adoption of recommendations made by the Senate Committee on Capital Market, chaired by Senator Osita Izunaso (APC, Imo West).   According to the committee’s report, the bill seeks … Read more

Bolaji Idowu: Harvesters Church Releases Statement, Clarifies Rumoured Arrest of Their Pastor

Bolaji Idowu: Harvesters Church Releases Statement, Clarifies Rumoured Arrest of Their Pastor

Harvesters church, the congregation pastored by Pastor Bolaji Idowu has released an official statement about his rumoured arrestThe clergy had been allegedly arrested by the police in Abuja over fraud allegation and fans have been wondering how it happenedIn the post, the church said that he went to see the law enforcement agency on behalf … Read more

Police Blame Lakurawa Terrorists For Zamfara Explosions

Police Blame Lakurawa Terrorists For Zamfara Explosions

The Police Command in Zamfara says the Lakurawa terrorist group is responsible for the recent explosions that rocked two villages in Dansadau district, Maru Local Government Area (LGA) of the state. The State Police Commissioner, Muhammad Dalijan, made the submission on Wednesday. According to him, one person died, while three others sustained varying degrees of … Read more