1. France Bolsters Troop Presence in New Caledonia Amid Unrest
France Amid escalating tensions and civil unrest in the Pacific territory of New Caledonia, France has announced the deployment of additional troops to restore order and security in the region. The move comes in response to the worst bout of violence witnessed in over three decades, prompting concerns both locally
1. Coup Plot: Germany Puts Alleged Leaders of Suspected Far-Right Coup Plot on Trial
Coup Plot Introduction to the High-Profile Trial In a landmark case that underscores the growing menace of far-right extremism, nine defendants, including the minor aristocrat Prince Heinrich XIII Reuss, are facing trial in Frankfurt. They are accused of orchestrating a far-right coup plot aimed at overthrowing the German government. This
Abia Embraces Tinubu’s Renewed Hope Agenda: Governor Otti Inaugurates 9km NDDC Road Project
overnor Otti Abia State has wholeheartedly embraced President Bola Tinubu’s ‘Renewed Hope Agenda’, demonstrating a robust commitment to infrastructural development and economic rejuvenation. Governor Alex Otti, represented by his deputy, Ikechukwu Emetu, inaugurated the 9-kilometre Obehie-Okeikpe Road, a critical infrastructure project reconstructed by the Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC) at
1. Lagos to Reduce Internet Connectivity Cost, Lays 2,700km Fibre
Internet In a groundbreaking move to enhance digital infrastructure and reduce internet costs, the Lagos State Ministry of Innovation, Science, and Technology (LAMIST) has completed the first phase of an ambitious fibre optics project. This initiative, announced during the 2024 Ministerial Press Briefing, aims to lay a robust foundation for
1. Tragic Events in Ebonyi: Warlords’ Brutal Attacks Leave Community Devastated
Warlords Suspected Warlords Behead Two in Ebonyi: 10-Year-Old Boy Missing, Houses Burnt In a harrowing series of events, the serene community of Effium in Ebonyi State has been plunged into chaos and mourning. Early yesterday morning, suspected Ezza warlords launched a devastating attack on the village, resulting in the beheading
1. Clark Accuses Ganduje, Damagum of Working with Wike to Sabotage Fubara
Ganduje South-South leader, Chief Edwin Clark, has made serious allegations against Abdullahi Ganduje, the national chairman of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC), and Amb. Umar Damagum, the acting national chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP). Clark accuses them of collaborating with the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory
1. Air Peace Responds to UKCAA: Allegations of Safety Violations Are Baseless
Air Peace Nigeria’s flag carrier, Air Peace, has firmly rebutted claims made by the United Kingdom Civil Aviation Authority (UKCAA) regarding alleged safety violations. These assertions, according to Air Peace, are unfounded and misrepresentative of the airline’s steadfast commitment to safety and operational excellence. Understanding the UKCAA Allegations The controversy
1. Governor Mbah’s Tour of Enugu Ceramics Industry: A Commitment to Sustained Ease of Doing Business
Governor Mbah Enugu State’s Economic Vision Governor of Enugu State, Dr. Peter Mbah, embarked on a significant tour of the Sapphire Ceramics Company at Obinofia Ndiuno, Ezeagu LGA. This visit underscored the state government’s dedication to fostering an improved business environment. Governor Mbah’s administration is actively working to realize an
1. Why Korean Centre is Planning K-Pop, Afrobeats Collaboration: Insights from Jennifer Ezeonyeasi
K-Pop The Korean Cultural Centre (KCC) in Nigeria is taking a bold step towards bridging cultural gaps and expanding the horizons of music lovers by planning a collaboration between K-Pop and Nigerian Afrobeats. This initiative is poised to bring about a significant transformation in the music industries of both countries,
1.FG Constitutes Governing Councils of Tertiary Institutions
FG In a significant move aimed at strengthening the governance of higher education in Nigeria, the Federal Government has officially constituted the governing councils of several federal universities, polytechnics, and colleges of education across the country. This long-awaited development follows almost a year of anticipation and marks a critical step