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PDP Youth Leader Elect Thanks Party For Reposing Confidence On Him
I am short of words to express my immense gratitude for the opportunity given to me through your votes to lead the youths of...
In defence of our new EFCC under Patriot Bawa
By Philip Agbese
The forty-one-year-old, Mr. Abdulrasheed Bawa, executive chairman of Nigeria’s anti-graft agency, the Economic Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) is widely known as crack...
Eradiri Commends Security Agents for Rescuing Expatriate in Bayelsa
The Special Adviser on Youth to the Interim Administrator of the Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC), Engr. Udengs Eradiri, has condemned in strong terms...
Stakeholders express delight in the establishment of the NYSC Trust Fund
Stakeholders at the recently concluded symposium on the imperatives of an NYSC Trust Fund have expressed delight at the prospects of such a laudable...
Nigeria First commends NYSC management over professional conduct at camps
The management of the National Youths Service Corps (NYSC) has so far displayed professionalism and excellence in the discharge of their duties and conduct...
Facebook changes parent company name to “Meta” unveils new logo.
Facebook changes parent company name to “Meta” unveils new logo.
The company founder, Mark Zuckerberg said this on Facebook Live, he said the new name...
ANA@40: Sets To Donate 40,000 Books To 40 Schools To Mark...
The library of 40 schools across Nigeria will be boosted with books to be donated by the Association of Nigerian Authors (ANA), to mark...
NYSC Trust Fund Will Lift 100m Nigerians Out Of Poverty –...
A civil society organisation, The Abuja Grassroots Advocacy Project, has drummed support for the establishment of a Trust Fund for the NYSC.
According to the...
Ambassador TY Buratai and echoes of truth on insurgency
By Linus Ojoko
“ (Military) is not only the force that should be used, what about the non-kinetic approach? What about development? So many places...
The Economist And Its Misadventure On The Nigerian Army
By Philip Agbese
I read the London-based Economist magazine's editorial, the crime scene at the heart of Africa, and I ended having mixed feelings about...
