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WED 2026: Chevron Nigeria, Mid-Africa Region’s Commitment To Environmental Stewardship

By Olusoga Oduselu JUNE 5 is observed globally as World Environment Day (WED/, an occasion that highlights the importance of environmental awareness and responsible action. This year’s theme, “A Global Call for Climate Action,” reflects the importance of coordinated efforts to address climate-related challenges affecting people, communities and ecosystems. Climate-related impacts, including rising temperatures, flooding,…

Heritage Energy appoints Adebawo as General Manager

Is Oil Still Nigeria’s Backbone Or Its Addiction?

By Sola Adebawo THERE are two conversations Nigerians have about oil. The first is nostalgic. Oil financed highways, universities, airports and decades of public spending. It positioned Nigeria as a continental heavyweight and underwrote the national budget for generations. The second conversation is more uncomfortable. Oil distorted incentives, centralized power, weakened tax discipline and made…

Urgent Appeal To Tunji-Ojo As NIS Portal Fails To Acknowledge N52,000 Passport Payment For Minor

AN urgent appeal has been made to the Minister of Interior, Dr Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo, over the Nigerian Immigration Service’s (NIS) failure to acknowledge a N52,000 payment for the 32-page international passport of a minor, Sharon DideOluwa Adurokiya. According to the complaint, the passport application fee was paid on 29 August 2025 via Paystack, with a…

Bournemouth University Blazing The Trail In Promoting Race, Inclusion

By Paul Ejime EVERY October, Bournemouth University (BU), southwest of England celebrates the Black History Month with various events bringing together staff and student, and diverse community members to underscore the educational institution’s commitment to initiatives that value and promote universal human dignity. A regular attendee will find it difficult to choose the favourite from…

Remember 33 Niger Miners? Panel Reveals What Killed Them

Ebenezer Adurokiya, Reporting  THIRTY-THREE miners who died while in detention in Niger State died of acute respiratory failure aggravated by extreme heat and overcrowding, an independent investigative committee has found, describing their deaths as avoidable and the conditions of their detention as cruel and inhuman. The committee, chaired by Jonathan Kure, said the male cell…

House of Representatives to FG: Protect Nigerians in South Africa

House of Reps Urges Suspension of School Fee Increases in Public Tertiary Institutions

Juliet Oladele, Reporting  THE House of Representatives has urged the Federal Ministry of Education and the National Universities Commission (NUC) to engage with the management of public tertiary institutions to suspend school fee increases and initiate a comprehensive review of tuition structures to align with current economic realities. The Green Chamber further urged the Federal…

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WED 2026: Chevron Nigeria, Mid-Africa Region’s Commitment To Environmental Stewardship

By Olusoga Oduselu JUNE 5 is observed globally as World Environment Day (WED/, an occasion that highlights the importance of environmental awareness and responsible action. This year’s theme, “A Global Call for Climate Action,” reflects the importance of coordinated efforts to address climate-related challenges affecting people, communities and ecosystems. Climate-related impacts, including rising temperatures, flooding,...
Heritage Energy appoints Adebawo as General Manager

Is Oil Still Nigeria’s Backbone Or Its Addiction?

By Sola Adebawo THERE are two conversations Nigerians have about oil. The first is nostalgic. Oil financed highways, universities, airports and decades of public spending. It positioned Nigeria as a continental heavyweight and underwrote the national budget for generations. The second conversation is more uncomfortable. Oil distorted incentives, centralized power, weakened tax discipline and made...

Urgent Appeal To Tunji-Ojo As NIS Portal Fails To Acknowledge N52,000 Passport Payment For Minor

AN urgent appeal has been made to the Minister of Interior, Dr Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo, over the Nigerian Immigration Service’s (NIS) failure to acknowledge a N52,000 payment for the 32-page international passport of a minor, Sharon DideOluwa Adurokiya. According to the complaint, the passport application fee was paid on 29 August 2025 via Paystack, with a...

Bournemouth University Blazing The Trail In Promoting Race, Inclusion

By Paul Ejime EVERY October, Bournemouth University (BU), southwest of England celebrates the Black History Month with various events bringing together staff and student, and diverse community members to underscore the educational institution’s commitment to initiatives that value and promote universal human dignity. A regular attendee will find it difficult to choose the favourite from...

Remember 33 Niger Miners? Panel Reveals What Killed Them

Ebenezer Adurokiya, Reporting  THIRTY-THREE miners who died while in detention in Niger State died of acute respiratory failure aggravated by extreme heat and overcrowding, an independent investigative committee has found, describing their deaths as avoidable and the conditions of their detention as cruel and inhuman. The committee, chaired by Jonathan Kure, said the male cell...
House of Representatives to FG: Protect Nigerians in South Africa

House of Reps Urges Suspension of School Fee Increases in Public Tertiary Institutions

Juliet Oladele, Reporting  THE House of Representatives has urged the Federal Ministry of Education and the National Universities Commission (NUC) to engage with the management of public tertiary institutions to suspend school fee increases and initiate a comprehensive review of tuition structures to align with current economic realities. The Green Chamber further urged the Federal...
Democracy Day: Tinubu Warns Terrorists To Surrender Or Face Full Force Of State

Tinubu Seeks National Assembly Approval for $20.5bn, €1.45bn Supplementary Borrowing Plan

PRESIDENT Bola Tinubu has written to the National Assembly seeking approval for the Federal Government’s 2026–2027 supplementary external borrowing plan. The plan, valued at $20.5 billion and €1.45 billion, is intended to fund critical infrastructure, agriculture, education and other key sectors of the economy in line with the administration’s development priorities. The latest request comes...

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